What moment did you find the most humorous?

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What moment did you find the most humorous?

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What moment did you find the most humorous?
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Many of his observations comparing life in Pakistan with life in America are humorously sketched. The book certainly contains humorous moments that effortlessly brought a smile to my face. For instance, there's the amusing episode with the vending machine where he stood waiting expectantly, not realizing he needed to press a button to get a can of Coke. Then there's the visit to McDonald's, where the author insightfully captures why such a place is a wonderland for children.
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