Recording summary · September 2020
I Moved to The NETHERLANDS 🇳🇱 [ASh2ZtjaW20]
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Overview
Daniel is staying in a high-rise hotel apartment booked via Booking.com in Rotterdam, Netherlands, after leaving Germany, having previously withheld the location for personal and private reasons.
Daniel provides a tour of the apartment, highlighting the kitchen, bathroom, living area, and a high-vantage balcony overlooking the city center and Euromast, where approaching the edge causes nervousness and tingles.
The apartment features standard cooking appliances and strong tap water flow but lacks a washing machine, while the TV requires an extra €5 nightly fee for a Chromecast dongle, which Daniel declined in favor of phone viewing.
Around an hour before recording, a cleaner unexpectedly entered the locked apartment speaking an uncomprehended language presumed to be Dutch to deliver towels and toilet paper.
Transit issues and road detours were encountered during travel in Rotterdam, while Daniel focuses on relaxation, gaming, and second-channel streaming without immediate plans to return to England.
Themes
Apartment accommodations, layout, and amenities in Rotterdam
Rotterdam transit issues and road detours
Daily activities, content creation, and future travel plans
Unexpected entry by cleaning staff
Developments
Daniel left Germany and traveled to Rotterdam, encountering road detours and transit issues.
Approximately an hour before recording, a cleaner entered Daniel's locked apartment to deliver towels and toilet paper while speaking an uncomprehended language presumed to be Dutch.
Uncertainties & gaps
Whether the apartment door has an exterior 'do not disturb' sign is uncertain.
The reason why the shopping street below appears nearly empty is unknown.
The duration of the stay in Rotterdam and the timing of any return to England are unknown.