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Ep. 11: The Daily Unpacking - Getting to know Kuta, the city with mixed reviews

from The Daily Unpacking - Felipe Munoz · host Felipe

Gaaah we forgot to Unpack yesterday!! But we are back today! Had two good and productive days with lots of work and content creation. Pumped out 2 videos yesterday and we’re about to pump out another one today. We visited a buddhist temple, went to the beach and ate som classic Nasi Goreng!

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Hello everybody, and welcome to our 11th episode of The Daily Unpacking. This should have been... But it's ironic because we're actually packing. Yeah, I thought that we were actually going to be doing so we don't forget, right?

Because we should have been on the 13th, but we have forgotten. Or felt too tired to do it two days like yesterday. So let's quickly do yesterday. What we did was work all day, really.

Yeah, we spent all day working on our content. We pumped out two whole videos. I edited my first entire video by myself, the My Tattoo video, and we pumped out another vlog which turned out to be awesome. I was really happy with them.

They were awesome. We ate lunch out, and then we worked on it. Yeah, we worked all day. That's literally what we did.

And today we got up. Oh, and then we went to McDonald's and you had a black burger. Yeah. Like a spicy as fuck black burger.

Oh, it was horribly spicy. And then today we got up and... What did we do? We got up, we got pancakes.

Oh, we got pancakes. And then we walked to the Buddhist temple. Yeah. And met this kid that was very sweet, took some shots of Kayla.

Beautiful shots. Head to her Instagram to check them out. Yeah, they're breaching. I hope you guys heard that.

I hope you didn't. And after that, we went to the beach. Let's go to the beach. To the beach.

We walked up along the beach. It was beautiful. It was not too sunny today, which was great. It was nice because when the sun's beating down on you, it's tough.

But the sun was in and out of the clouds today, so that was pretty helpful. And then we decided we wanted to lay down after having been asked 25 times by Indonesian boys if we wanted to lay down. So we decided that we wanted to pay 50,000 rupiah, which is about $2, $3, something like that, right? Yeah, it was $2.50.

So when somebody came to ask us again after we decided, they said, 150, 150. For one hour. Yeah, for one hour. We said, nah, bro.

And we talked it down from 150 for one hour to 50 for two hours. So we laid down for two hours, worked on our Instagrams a little bit. And then I passed out for about 5 to 10 minutes. And then we went for some nasi goreng.

Nasi goreng. Which is fried rice. Kayla had some spaghetti. And I was in a tired mood, a little bit down.

Well, it was a quick lunch and stuff. I was posting some content. I was proud of you for doing that. Walking back home.

Thank you. And then we got home and I started working on Bounce Back Hootsuite to schedule some posts for him. And then I worked on the video while you cuddled with Rosa. Rosa is an incredibly sweet cat.

It's a kitten. It's a kitten that has been rescued by one of the workers here at this hostel. And she's white. She's bright white and has beautiful blue eyes.

And she's so sweet and she runs around here chasing bugs. And she fell asleep on Kayla's lap earlier today. It was just so, so sweet. There's a couple here from Chile and Chicago, which we thought was a funny combination.

One American and then a Chilean. And they were going to move. Why did they say we were moving? I'm not sure.

Yeah, because of the system and all the stuff over there. Did you tell him that you were packing? Yeah, that was born there. My parents are from.

He's from Santiago, which is the capital. And your family is from? Valparaiso. That's where both my parents are born.

Oh, they're born in the same city? Yeah, that's where they met and were born. But my dad says he's from Vina, I think, which is just 30 or 40 minutes away. And then now we're packing because tomorrow we are leaving for the second time.

We're going to another hostel, which will be the first one where we don't have a locked room like this. It'll be like an open cubby thing. And we're excited to try that out. It's literally 750 meters away.

For those of you that use miles, it's 50 meters less than half a mile. So it's literally under half a mile. So we're going to pack our stuff tonight, or most of it, and then get ready to leave tomorrow to walk half a mile over to our next hostel. And there we're staying for two nights before we head to Ubud, right?

Right. We're excited for that. We did another budgeting video today. We did budgeting, which lifts my mood always.

Because when I don't know and I'm insecure about the money and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. All that stuff that is a little bit stressful and creates anxiety in my heart. Whenever I get that figured out and we know, I guess, how much money we can spend every day without losing everything. Then...

Which is still pretty little. Which is barely anything. And there's some things that we haven't considered in there, like our monthly payments. To our credit cards.

To our credit cards and all that stuff that we need to get done. So it's still not a complete budget, but we're going to go with it and do the best we can. Every piece of money that we save or that we don't use, we should hold off. Right, because the biggest challenge for us to overcome is travel expenses.

When we have to travel from one location to the other. When we're in the hostel, we pretty much have figured out how much money we can spend on food. But when it comes to having to move, like we're about to have to take taxis up to Ubud. It's going to be a bit of a challenge to figure out where that's going to come from in the budget.

Well, it's going to come from the food budget, so we just have to eat cheaper every time we spend something. And we're lucky that we have breakfast in the next three hostels, right? So that's good. We've had 24-hour pancakes in this hostel, which are great.

But you know, you get tired of pancakes after a while. After 24 hours. After 24 hours, you get pretty tired of them. So other than that, we're doing good, right?

Yeah, we're doing awesome. I feel great. We're doing content. We're recording every day.

We're doing what we love to do. I fucking love this. I'm proud of the world. And we're doing what we love to do while we're growing as people and exploring the world and seeing things that we've never seen before.

And that people would only dream of. And I love traveling because of what it teaches me. And to be able to simultaneously do that and make content... It's just a dream come true that we created.

And I think that's really fucking cool, man. And now I'm so tired that I really just want to end this. So thank you for listening, everybody. Thank you for listening, everybody.

And we'll do our best to not forget again. No, we won't forget again. We'll try to, at least. We won't say that we won't because then we're going to punish ourselves if we do.

I won't punish myself. Well, you do. You will. Well, I won't if I say I won't.

True. Let's not punish ourselves. Thank you for listening, everyone. Have a wonderful day or night or morning or whatever time zone it is.

See you next time. Hade.

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