Sorry, I was so focused. Yeah, I'm working hard. Then this place also luckily came with a water filter, since if you do have a weak American stomach like myself, definitely don't recommend drinking out of the sink. Even have a stove and an oven to cook, but let's be real, definitely not going to be using those. Then this was clutch. It came with a washer machine, did have to buy detergent. You sweat so much when you are here in Bali that you have to wash your clothes like every day. We also started the trip, it's most like, it truly isn't their fault, but I think we both started with like over eight pairs of socks and now we're down to three. Yeah, yeah, that's the thing about like using all these laundry places all over the world that you sometimes don't get what you gave them all back. It's a little bit of a donation, you know, leave them a little souvenir from their American friends. Then if we come on upstairs, we have the two bedrooms. So this here is my bedroom that I've been staying in and I think it's safe to say that this is at least twice the size of my New York City apartment back home. It is crazy to compare what I get back home in New York City to other places like here in Bali and how you get so much more space, a lot more nature, but New York City is the greatest city in the world. And then here we have Chris's room, which is pretty much the same as mine. There's a lot of closet space over here, nice bed, as well as even a bathroom for him. It is a little bit messy right now, but this villa really does feel like home.
ごめん、集中しすぎた。ああ、頑張ってるんだ。私のように胃腸の弱いアメリカ人は、流しの水を飲むのはお勧めしない。料理用のコンロとオーブンもあるが、現実を見よう。それから、これはクラッチだった。洗濯機が付いていて、洗剤を買う必要があった。バリ島にいると汗をかくので、毎日洗濯しなければならない。私たちはまた、旅行を始めたとき、本当に彼らのせいではないんだけど、2人とも8足以上の靴下を持って始めたと思う。そうそう、世界中にあるランドリーショップを利用すると、渡したものが戻ってこないことがあるんだ。ちょっとした寄付