I'm a fool, that I should simply trick the tourists like everyone else. after all, most of them will never come back. and what are tourists for but for tricking?
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In "In Arabian Nights: A Caravan of Moroccan Dreams," author Tahir Shah reflects on the relationship between locals and tourists, highlighting a sense of disillusionment. The protagonist expresses a feeling of foolishness for not taking advantage of tourists as many others do. This sentiment reveals a conflict between his values and the common practices of those around him, who often exploit visitors for profit.
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