Bournemouth trip!

This is where that girl pissed, right in

here. She went into this door and just— I

don't know if she actually pissed or if

she's got a bottle of water and pretended.

We're going tomorrow. No, not tomorrow,

today. We're going today. I only have how

many hours? 6 AM. 6 plus 1,

I only have 7 hours to sleep and then

we're leaving. I don't know where we're

going. I'm just gonna get in the car, let

my dad take us to wherever they've planned

to go. I think it's somewhere near the

sea. I haven't even packed yet. I need to

pack underwear and socks. I decided on not

taking the iPad Pro. It's just too big and

heavy. It's just gonna be a burden, isn't

it? So I still need to get all my music

onto my new phone. I still haven't even

done my music yet. I've downloaded a few

games. I decided not to download any

movies because I won't be able to fully

enjoy a movie while in a car. You know,

I'm gonna get carsickness, um, and it's

gonna be kind of noisy. I won't be able to

concentrate. I don't know when you're

gonna be able to see this video. It might

be tomorrow, might be a few days later,

so hopefully you'll like it. It's raining.

That's not good.

Leaving the

house

now.

Hang on. What's your— what's

your number? Nearby our room.

Then you shove it

in and then pull it out, and then you put

the card on the light. Hold the door.

Wait. Where's the light? You got

to put the card. Samsung. Where? Samsung

everywhere. Yeah, it's so— it's not

that small, it's actually quite nice.

Look at, look at the window. Why you can't

anything outside? Look, you can see the

sea from the— from my window. See what?

You can see the sea. It's a

tiny room. See what?

Oh my God, it looks so nice.

Yeah, but all that— wait, see my room?

And the sun's setting. Don't shut the door

yet. Oh, can you try it?

How to try it?

I think this is the wrong key.

Where's my key? I keep losing my key. If I

leave the key in the room and I walk out,

I'm gonna be locked out,

aren't I?

Where did they go? This door

is alarmed. Good to know.

Um, I don't know which room they went

So this one,

oh, just leave it there.

There we go. Doo doo!

This is my room. I got a single room. My

parents got a double room. My sister and

her boyfriend got a double room. Just me

in the single room. I'm not, I'm not

upset. Look at this. Look at the view I

Wonderful view of the car park and the sea

and the brooding clouds. We're in We're

in Bournemouth just for the night or the

day, whichever, whichever it is. I think

we're leaving tomorrow. I'm not sure where

we're going tomorrow. We're gonna get

something to eat and hopefully we'll go to

the sea. It's right over there, might as

well go. I didn't want to

miss the sunset. Do a quick, do a quick

room tour. This is, um, the bathroom. Now

this is the perfect time to use the

wide-angle lens. On my camera,

and I've got a nice new case for my phone.

So this is the toilet, very important

thing to have. Get a nice little bath and

a nice little shower, and, um,

it's quite a nice little bathroom.

And then we got— I don't know what's

behind this. A closet with,

uh, pillows and, um, nothing in there.

And this is the room. We've got a little

bed, single bed, lamp,

uh, Sony TV. At least it's not Samsung.

It's like Samsung's taking over the world.

Hello, here's your guide to great days,

great nights, great business. Great ways

to book. Great world around us. No

smoking. Got a telephone, hair dryer,

huge mirror. It's nice to have a huge

mirror. Um, more lights,

a couple of chairs, and the window.

The best part of the room, probably. Look

at the view! Look at that!

Looks so nice.

And there's the sea over there. I don't

know what is over there. Like, if you keep

going in that direction, where will you

end up? Would you end up in France? I

don't even know which direction we're

facing. Maybe you would end up in Sweden

or something, or America.

I'm Across the Atlantic Ocean. I have no

idea. Look at it.

It's just so—it's so neat and tidy,

compact. I love it. I want to live here,

you know, right by the sea. Got a nice

view. Wouldn't it be nice if you could

just live in a hotel?

Taking ages. Taking like

half an hour. My room, very big window.

Yeah, Daniel, do they bring back your— You

got a proper shower. I don't have a

shower, I've just got like a shower in a

bathtub. A shower? Next door got a bath.

Do you have a bath? Next door got Sabrina

room. I've got a bath. Then you look at my

shower, right in the middle of my head. I

will be all wet. Yeah, that's the whole

idea of a shower. Look at the window.

My window's so big. Wow, how big is the

window? It's not as big as this window.

No wonder Jacqueline don't like this

place. Look at the sunset. We're going for

dinner. Where? Why your father

takes so long? I don't know.

Just can't stop looking out the window.

This looks so pretty. Does this place

bring back your memory when you travel?

A little bit. You sit like this just in

the room? Not really.

Must be when you come here. Sunset's here.

We're gonna miss the sunset. Should we

just walk to the beach? Wait a sec.

What's this weird door? It's just a

door that goes nowhere.

Locked. Maybe they have supplies in here,

cleaning supplies. I think we missed

the sunset.

Oh,

it's so

strange. It's like we're in a foreign

country, but it's the same country.

Tree.

Everywhere looks kind of different.

Hello.

Everything just looks like brown. This is

like all brown fried stuff.

Oh, it's the same.

So we're back at the hotel, just had

dinner. It was okay, it was just mostly

fried stuff. Fried tofu, fried beef,

fried squid.

I just feel so tired. I didn't get to

sleep much, I had to wake up at 1 PM.

Which is really early for me. Usually I

wake up at 5 PM, so I only slept half of

what I usually do.

It feels kind of lonely to come to a hotel

on your own. I know I'm

with my family, but it's not really the

same, is it, as coming to a hotel with

someone?

I think it's a very nice town, this place.

It seems very clean and modern,

but at the same time kind of traditional

looking. It's really strange being here.

It's quite— it's not that far away. It was

about 3 hours away by car

from my home. So it is quite

far away, but it kind of feels like I'm in

a different country, but everyone's

English. Does that make sense? What was I

saying? Um, yeah, it feels strange

because it's the same country and it's

England, but there's like a different

atmosphere to the town. Like, it looks

kind of different. The people seem a

little bit different than the people that

live in my hometown. It's kind

of strange. I never really considered that

going to a different area in your own

country as going on holiday. Going on

holiday to me has always been going to

Japan or a different country,

so it's kind of like a new experience.

In ways. Also,

hotels are strange.

Usually in the past, hotels were always

places I came with, with a girlfriend,

not alone. I've never been to a hotel as a

single person because there's just no

reason to, so it kind of feels a bit

lonely. I guess.

Also, the temperature is kind of

irritating because outside it is really

cold, so you kind of need to wear a big

winter's coat and jackets, but then you

come inside and it's all heated up, so you

start boiling in your coat. You have to

keep taking your coat off and then putting

it back on and then taking it off again,

and it just gets kind of frustrating.

I was a bit disappointed we didn't get to

see the sea, the seaside, the beach.

Um, I really wanted to go down to the

beach and see the sunset, but my family

were looking up places to eat and it just

got really dark. And now it's just pitch

black out there, so you can't see

anything. And tomorrow I'll probably wake

up later and we won't see the sunrise, so

that was a bit disappointing.

There is Wi-Fi here, but it's not very

fast, so I'm not sure if I'm going to be

able to upload today's video. I'll have to

see. There is a faster Wi-Fi, but you have

to pay. I think it's £5 for 24 hours.

I don't really want to pay.

Anyway, really tired. I just want to go to

sleep. But first, I think I'm going to

take advantage of that bath in there. I

haven't had a bath for such a long time.

I've just had showers, so it might be

Yeah, the problem is the walls

are pretty thin here.

I can hear the TV. I can hear a TV. Being

played from somewhere.

I think it's the next room, maybe the room

next to here. They don't give you much.

They don't give you any shampoo, they

don't give you any conditioner, there's no

soap in there. All they give you is like a

shower gel. Luckily I brought my own

shampoo and wash shower stuff.

Um, they don't give you Any toothbrushes

or toothpaste. There's nothing in the

bathroom. Look, bath. It's going to be a

bit noisy, so hang on one minute. Not sure

if it's hot enough. It's pretty hot

actually, maybe a bit too hot. Look,

they don't give you anything. They give

you some towels. I had to use— I had to

buy a toothbrush and dental floss because

I forgot to bring mine. They give you some

toilet paper and there's hair and body gel

up there, but they don't give you any

shampoo. There's no free toothbrush or

soap or anything. It's not

very impressive. Oh, they give you some

soap here. They give you gentle soap.

Also, the room's kind of dingy, isn't it?

You only get these 2 lamps. There's no

light on the ceiling and it feels like

it's a bit dark. I guess it's very nice if

you're with someone. It's very romantic.

I don't know if you can make it brighter.

See what this does. No, this turns it off.

That, that turns off the toilet light.

Yeah, it's very dark.

I quite like it. It's like a nice

atmosphere, but it's not

very good lighting for videos or for doing

any kind of work. See what they give you

down here. They do give you a lot of, um,

well, not a lot, they give you some. They

give you 1 sachet of tea. They give you

1 sachet of tea. They give you 1 Kenko

coffee stick, 1 packet of sugar, and I

don't know what this is, more sugar. They

give you 2 cups. Oh, 2 cups of milk, very

generous. They don't give you much, they

give you a cup. A kettle and a glass.

Not sure what's going to be in these

drawers. Let's have a look. Nothing.

Nothing. And let me guess,

nothing. There isn't even like a minibar

or a little fridge where you can, where

you can eat overpriced junk food. This is

kind of a good thing, I guess. Nothing to

tempt me. See, it's a pretty bare room.

It's very clean and it's pretty spacious.

I quite like the size of the room. It's

very tidy, very modern. I like it, but I

feel like they're a bit stingy. They don't

give you much free— what's the word?

Amenities? I don't know if that's the

right word. Anyway, I'm gonna get in the

bath. I haven't had a bath for 2 years.

That makes me sound like I haven't had a

wash for 2 years. No, I have showers, I

just don't have baths usually. There's

like a high-pitched whining, whistling

sound. I don't know what it is.

It's very strange being in a hotel room.

Sleeping somewhere new is always a bit

unsettling, exciting, isn't it?

So you're not used to it.

I can't sleep. I fell asleep at

around 11 PM. I just woke up at 4 AM

and I'm starving. There's no food in my

room and I'm really thirsty. There's no

drinks, just a kettle.

My mouth tastes like— I

can smell, like taste all the food that we

ate yesterday, last night. I just really

want a nice glass of orange juice to wash

it down. Oh, look at my hair.

I thought I'd be really sleepy

and sleep really late until like 9 AM.

I just can't fall back to sleep. 4 AM is

the time when I'm working. I don't usually

go to sleep until 8 AM. My sleep pattern's

all messed up.

So, um, what did you think of Bournemouth?

I quite like it. It was

a bit annoying at nighttime because All

these kids came out and were doing

skateboarding. There were skateboarding

kids all over the place, and it— I hate

skateboarding. It's noisy, it's

irritating, they get in the way.

Skateboards make such, such a racket on

the concrete. They definitely need to make

some kind of skate park around here just

to get them out of the streets.

Also, the Wi-Fi here is terrible. It's

fine for web browsing and messaging, but

videos uploading, downloading is

definitely, definitely a no-no. I can't

upload tonight's video for today, so I'm

not sure what I'm gonna do. I think I'm

just gonna make this whole trip into one

really long video and then upload it

when I get home because the hotel Wi-Fi is

just terrible. And they want me to pay

like £5 to £10 just for the super fast

Wi-Fi. But it just seems kind of pointless

because we're going to be leaving soon,

so there's no point. It'd just be a waste

of money. So instead of doing a video

every day, I'm just gonna make,

make it into one big video, this whole

trip, if that's okay with you.

So I guess I'm kind

of sorry because I wouldn't— I won't be

able to upload a video until I get home,

which is 4 days later. We get back on

Monday, so there might not be a video

until Monday. It depends. We're going

to a different hotel tomorrow or tonight.

Hopefully the Wi-Fi will be better. We'll

have to see. Uh, okay, so I

just paid for the super fast Wi-Fi.

I just— I can't— I don't like not being

able to upload a video every day.

So hopefully today's video will be up

today. It was only like, what, £5 anyway?

It wasn't— it's not super expensive.

Lighting's so bad. I just couldn't stand

that really slow Wi-Fi. Okay, I caved. I

caved and I gave them the money. Are you

happy now? Are you happy? I did it for you

guys so you could get— so you could get

today's video on time. I didn't want to

have to make you wait 4 days until the

next video. That would just be— that'd be

really bad of me. So I guess I'll end

today's video now, upload it, and start

the next one. So see you in the next one,

I guess.