Exchange students share their horror stories. What could be some of the most common horror stories they might share?

These stories can act as warnings. For example, if an exchange student shares a horror story about a bad housing situation, future students can be more careful when choosing accommodation. They can learn what questions to ask landlords or agencies.

Some all - you - can - eat workers might share horror stories about the mess customers make. Imagine having to clean up tables where food is smeared everywhere, half - eaten plates are left scattered, and drinks are spilled all over. It's not only a huge amount of work to clean up but also quite disgusting. Also, there could be issues with food shortages during peak times. If the kitchen can't keep up with the demand of the all - you - can - eat customers, the workers often bear the brunt of the customers' anger.

One horror story could be about a student on an exchange in France who got lost in a very old and confusing part of Paris while trying to find their host family's home. They didn't have a working phone at the time and no one around seemed to speak English. It was a very scary experience as it was getting dark and they had all their luggage with them.

Well, I heard about a situation where an Exchange Server was hacked. The hackers managed to steal a lot of sensitive company data, including confidential emails. It all happened because the security patches were not updated in time. The company had to face a huge crisis in terms of reputation and also had to deal with legal implications. They had to spend a fortune on security audits and improving their security infrastructure.

One horror story is when the exchange student was extremely messy. They would leave dirty dishes everywhere in the house, and their room was always in a complete chaos. It was a nightmare for the host family to keep cleaning up after them.

Language problems are very common. For example, misinterpreting signs or instructions can lead to all kinds of trouble. I knew someone who ended up at the wrong end of town because they misread a bus sign. Another common one is having issues with accommodation. Maybe the place is not as described, like being too cold or having a really noisy neighbor.

One horror story could be a foreign exchange student arriving at a host family's house only to find out they have a severe pest problem. Roaches everywhere and the family doesn't seem to care much about cleaning. Another could be facing extreme bullying at school because of being different. They get targeted by local students who make their life miserable.

Another common one is when the car is in a really bad condition. I once got into a rideshare where the seats were all torn and there was a strange smell. It was like the car hadn't been cleaned in ages. Also, some drivers play music extremely loudly without asking the passengers, which can be really annoying.

One horror story could be when the exchange student had really bad hygiene habits. They wouldn't bathe regularly, and it made the whole house smell bad. The host family was too polite at first to say anything directly, but it became a huge discomfort.

One horror story could be a student who constantly disrupts the class by making loud noises and throwing things around. It makes it impossible for other students to focus and the teacher to teach. Another could be a student who plagiarizes every assignment but gets very defensive when confronted.