People are often surprised to hear that I think there are quite a few similarities with conventional medicine and Chinese medicine and this idea of what's Western or Eastern really doesn't exist fundamentally There there is no Eastern medicine because conventional biomedicine is the de facto medicine of the world now even in China So I do think though there are some key differences that are worth knowing that are very important to distinguish What traditional Chinese medicine or classical Chinese medicine is versus conventional care? Hey, I'm Dr. Alex Hein acupuncturist and doctor of Chinese medicine author of the health book master the day Which is available on Amazon? I've included a link below this video, which is for a free download Which is for daily rituals that can potentially help you add years to your life with traditional Chinese medicine as well as Links to my weekly newsletter with the latest videos So the first difference is I think this emphasis on root or branch as we call it in Chinese medicine So really what's the underlying? etiology and what is a branch or kind of symptomatic manifestation of this specific illness or the specific pattern You know you take anemia for example and Chinese medicine has some very distinct thoughts on the etiology of many cases of anemia and Having a conventional care, you know, you take an iron supplement boom most of the time the anemia is gone But with a lot of primarily female patients. I have it keeps coming back throughout varying phases of their life and treating you know taking an iron supplement is great if it really fixes it long term But for some people it doesn't now in Chinese medicine We often say that the spleen or the digestion nourishes the blood And so what I find is that was very interesting Even in clinical studies you can use formulas that primarily work on the digestion from a western perspective but they actually improve anemia biomarkers And in Chinese medicine that is often the way you treat anemia is through the digestion as one of the ways to treat it One of the patterns that gets to the root cause So I find that in Chinese medicine It's very interesting because you have formulas that can often treat both at the same time They're designed where you have three or four herbs in a formula to treat the root and three or four herbs to treat Symptomatic manifestations The second big difference you see clinically is the body being viewed as separate systems or parts versus An actual systemic approach To the whole body looking at the entire system of the human body and the physiology or the pathology So for example, you take SIBO where patients have a lot of bloating They're constantly producing gas a lot of food sensitivities or food allergies Now in conventional care one of the common unfortunately treatments used is antibiotics Whether it's something like refaximin or another kind of antibiotic And I find that for some patients this helps But where are they a year from now? You know widespread antibiotic use is extremely damaging in a huge percentage of patients specifically in a case of chronic illness less so with acute illnesses like infections or urinary tract infections or kidney infections But I see them being used excessively for chronic illness And what's very discouraging is that they're used often multiple times in a year Like for example, earaches in children The big problem is that I have not seen many cases where that permanently stops those symptoms and in fact a lot of the time the symptoms get progressively worse or Worse in a sense that they get progressively more chronic So there's not only not been a resolution There's just a prolonging or extending of the symptoms Now again, this is looking at something as an individual part versus as a system So great for the time being the SIBO symptoms have gotten better But what about the rest of the pattern the whole body? What's going on now with the person's mood? Do they develop an anxiety disorder after giving that? I've seen that clinically many many times after antibiotic usage for Lyme disease very commonly I've seen patients almost immediately develop anxiety depression and zomnia symptoms that can take years to heal I've seen children with Suddenly a mild cold expression they continually get that after rounds of antibiotics they're getting more severe from a Chinese medicine perspective cold symptoms like recurring earaches or now they're getting bronchitis and it's not just Localized to you know the nose and the sinuses now it's gone deeper from our perspective The third big difference and frankly something that gets under my skin is that whether it is explicit or implicit Often the approach in conventional care is effectively medication for life for most internal medicine issues And in Chinese medicine, it's really about restoring physiology Now what I find is that Chinese formulas are very effective in my experience For addressing and managing some of the symptoms of a lot of illnesses And also in my experience after a certain duration of time with a skilled practitioner The a normal ish state of physiology Can be attained which means that someone who goes from having migraines daily or SIBO symptoms or anxiety symptoms daily to Now maybe once for a few months or only a couple times a year And that's strongly linked to some unbalancing factor in the environment something going on in life Or a you know a dramatic change in diet over a short period of time I don't seem that to be true with conventional care's approach to chronic illness Where most of my patients that get acid reflux meds or antidepressants are on them often for life And I think that that's you know from the perspective of conventional care If they do not believe these things can be reversed or managed through lifestyle and through Chinese formulas or acupuncture or whatever Then it makes sense logically to take medications for life But I don't see that to be true clinically So a big difference is treat this symptom with a medication for life to manage your physiology or pathology And the Chinese medicine side it's trying to restore normal physiology So that these symptoms are no longer there the fourth difference. I would say is Seeing the mind and psychology as separate from the body and therefore they are treated separately Versus being the same part of the same web effectively I mean I can think of something right now an awful life experience an awkward experience Something stupid. I've said and I can get sweaty and clammy And the same way I can have a clear mind But I can get on a roller coaster and I can also feel clammy and sweaty So it's very tricky This interplay between the mind the psychology and the emotions and I think it's always been complicated Since the dawn of time that humans and physicians have noticed this link And in conventional care, this is also a difficult aspect of medicine is psychiatry or mental health mental illness, whatever they call it now I think the big problem Is that because so many illnesses that are very common like for example, let's say anxiety and depression viewed I believe in conventional care as mental illness And yet the problem is that for those specifically they have such a contextual component That This guy his dad and his mom just died in a car accident and his wife divorced him Does he now have mental illness or is he going through the biggest grief period of his life? And it's going to take a couple years for that to heal The problem is maybe if he addressed those in a holistic fashion working with many practitioners addressing it from all the various angles And focusing on his healing in three years the differences He won't have those symptoms anymore versus if he was on an antidepressant He may still be on it in 10 years with no resolution And so what I see is this very damaging dissociation of the mind from the body And so it results in people not only believing that you can only treat anxiety or depression From the mind as if you could only treat stuff in here With a method that goes in here like journaling something cognitive like cognitive behavioral therapy Or an antidepressant that supposedly only works on here, which is not true because it affects your physiology This just this very Artificial split I think is very damaging because it leads to an incomplete approach to treating these kind of illnesses The last big difference I think is an emphasis on what is Structural versus functional to just broadly categorize things So conventional care is strongly focused on what it can measure Which makes sense from a scientific perspective If you have 100 patients come in and they have all these different stories And you're not sure what is real and what is not real Focus on what you know and can measure right? I firmly agree with that But it shouldn't be the only data we take into account I think this often runs into problems Where a disorder is functional and many disorders are physiological or functional in nature And there's nothing necessarily structural you can easily see I see this a lot in anxiety depression But even on a more a lower level I see this in a lot of digestive disorders like IBS Which is often a functional disorder where a patient gets an endoscopy colonoscopy Most of the time I see them they're normal or it says there's mild colitis And the person's like well, what do I do now? Right What do I do now? This is very difficult for physicians and conventional care because you can't really measure it What do you measure? What do you treat these kinds of physiological disorders that have not yet progressed to a structural level Are often the forte of Chinese medicine. They're often extraordinarily Effectively treated in my experience You can get great symptomatic relief with acupuncture and Chinese formulas And I think these ancient physicians in Chinese medicine were always concerned with more of the physiology than the structure So even though we have historical physicians who emphasize surgery A lot of Chinese medicine is concerning Why physiologically has this been happening and why even more important has this not been healing Some people get symptoms of anxiety or depression or IBS and then after a certain duration the body recovers And some people they don't Why is that is a very important question and not always so easy to understand But Chinese medicine has some very very sophisticated Tools to understand and to explain that and in my experience to get great results with those conditions So these are five. I think very big differences between conventional care and traditional Chinese medicine I do think we have a lot in common in the way we approach and treat illness and I think Some of the overlap is very important as well as some of the differences are also very important For our patients to get the best results and the best healing that is possible All right Now if you'd like to become a patient of mine either locally or online via telemedicine There's a link below to contact my clinic And again, if you'd like to stay in touch otherwise to get my free newsletter and the latest video updates There's also a free download below for that free guide for you there Okay, and again, I have two related videos on this topic for you over here


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Good morning! Today is going to be such a f***ing great day! We just arrived, yeah sorry, I came in hot right there, but we just arrived in Bali yesterday. Today is the first morning here and we're just villa hunting all day. And that's what this video is going to be actually. We're going to show you all the villas that we've been looking at doing video tours of all of them. And yeah, it should be a fun video, right? F*** yeah. F*** yeah. So yesterday we actually looked at our first villa. So we went straight from the airport to a villa.  We went from Rome, 10 hour flight to Bangkok, 4 hour flight to Bali. And so we didn't want to film any videos, but we took pictures. Let's throw up all the pictures. Let's talk about how we liked it. So now we're voice overing, right? Yeah. Okay, so I want to say, I want to say, so it was nice of course, it was too small, three bedroom, three bathroom, too small. But it actually was too small. It was so close. There was like no property at all. Like the pool outside, it was like you could barely walk around. Yeah, we're looking for a nice big, what's it called, working area. Kitchen was too small, the f*** that. We need a big living room, lots of open space, lots of light. And it just didn't have that. So first one was a negative. I'm assuming we're cycling through pictures. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. But it was good to see it. Yeah, yeah. All right, yeah. But take those away. That was villa number one. But good first villa. It was good to calibrate ourselves to like a ne villa. Okay. Now everything from now on is in me. Yeah. So last thing I want to say is, so we've been out traveling for four weeks. I think four weeks. Let's just quickly round off all the places we went to. So we started in LA. No, well, so we were living in Playa del Carmen for four weeks. And we went to Monterey, Mexico for a few days to visit Emeka. We went to LA for a week. Then, okay, let's see if I can do this correctly in London without struggling. Then we went to London. Ah, I already know where we went. Oh yeah, London, Santorini, Milan, Venice, Florence, Rome, Cairo, Egypt, Luxor, back to Cairo, Rome. And yeah, then we were done and then Bangkok, Bali. And now here we are today. So this is just a little hotel we got rented. Well rented. Yeah. We're just staying here until we find our villa. Hey buddy. Okay. So I think that's everything we need to say. Let's just start with this day. Everything we're doing today is just villa hunting. Because that's the first thing we're going to do.  Because we're about to commit to something for six months out here. This is our new home. Yeah. For the next six months. Six months is a long time. The only place we've ever lived that long is Hawaii. These other places like Mexico, Thailand, Denmark, it was only one month. Or three months. So six months in Bali. Let's stop talking. We'll see you at the first villa. Yes. I'm going to do one of these. Sike. Okay. Not at the first villa yet. We're still in the parking lot of the hotel we're staying at. But one last thing I wanted to say is quickly like the things we're looking for in our villa.  So I wrote a few notes here. First thing that's really important to us is like having an... Am I not way too close to the camera? No, you're good. Okay. First important thing is we need like an open work area. Open work area. Because me and Russ would like to work together. So that's very important.  And yeah, that's something that's very important to us. It was the first one to not have and we need that. Next thing, yeah, lots of space, natural light. And at least three bedrooms and three bathrooms because we need one for each of ourselves. That's two. But we also want to have a lot of guests. So already on like November 27th, we have our first guest coming. Ollie. Ollie's going to come live with us. And Sue Reg. And Sue Reg. Sorry, and Sue Reg. I don't even know if they know they're going to be living with us. But we're at least going to invite them if they want to.  We need at least one spare bedroom, preferably two. Also, so that the winner of the 10K Bali Challenge has a bedroom and a bath to themselves. Because that's happening. Next, it needs to be well located. Really the most important thing is that it's located close to our gym. We're going to be working out at Nirvana Strength. And we go there every day, so we don't want to waste a lot of time commuting. We want to be close to the gym, the beach as well. But there's beach everywhere here. We want to have a pool. They all have pools though. Budget is, we set our budget for like 3,000 a month. Which, compared to what we're going to be getting is not very much. Like we're going to give these, the Bali, the villas here look like they could be 5-10,000 bucks a month. But 3,000 a month. And last thing is we need general and overall epicness is what I wrote in my notes. So that's the last thing. I agree with that one. And now, I wanted to get that out the way. Now you know what we're looking for. Now we can get into the actual villa hunting. Let's go! Meow. Right, villa number one. Yep. Look at it. Very nice. Right off the bat. I mean, that was the set. Let's just show who's the first. But one thing that's... That got the filming in the pool. All the beds. All the beds are just massive. Massive. This is huge. I mean, you could sleep horizontally if you wanted to. Yeah, or five people. Or five people. Yeah. So this is not the massive room. Okay. I like the bathrooms in all these places. Where's the lights? Where's the lights? They got rocks for them. Yeah, that's pretty cool. You can cap rocks while you're showering. One problem is the shower heads way too small. So that's not going to work. I don't want to... I don't know how you're doing it. I have to duck down to shower. Like, that's going to get annoying. Let's keep looking around. This is very cool. Bedroom view. Yeah. Right up to the pool. Very nice. I wish there was room to lay around. Yeah. Let's continue. Living room is very nice. Dining room area right here. Big fan of this. Still very nice. Massive. Huge tree. Yeah. Do you eat like 10 people at this table? Yeah. Kitchen. Kitchen? There isn't much going on. Standard. There's a sink.  Again, this is not open enough. For what we're looking for. But has a nice working area. I just want more sunlight. So I think this is a master bedroom, but it seems very master, right? We should say it's three bedroom, three bathroom. Three bedroom, three bathroom. We asked what the price was. They knew it. I guess they don't know the price. This is the biggest. Yeah, this is a nice bathroom. The biggest toilet. You should come in. This is the biggest toilet? The toilet. The same size. Biggest bathroom. Whatever. New camera, by the way. Stay here. Our room. You can do that if you want. Again, still showering. That's not going to work. We're too tall. Okay. So that's two bedrooms. Two bathrooms. Final bedroom is in here. All the bedrooms are just a square room. They're all the same. Nothing to think about it. So guys, I'm saying right now, we already know this is a no. And the one for yesterday was a no. So far, over two. Very nice place. But we got to be a little picky. We will be seeing one that's my favorite. The one that's really nice. I can't wait to show that one. I'm excited for that one. So last thing. That seems hard downstairs. Two stories, but it's not really two stories. Everything goes on on the first floor. Yeah, basically. Now it's going on. I'm just a balcony. You could do back-ups into the pool from up here, which I like that. I don't have that option. Yeah, we'll know. I like that. Good little view here. All right. So let me... That's a no. Right. It is what it is. I don't want to spend too much time showing this one anymore. Let's go to the next one. Bill number two. All right. Bill number three in total. Let's go check it out. Okay. That's it. Thank you. Bang! Look at that. This is awesome. This is awesome. Walk right up the stairs, and there's a 14-meter-long pool.  Oh, my God. Happy pool parties. It fits so many people. Yeah. Pool is awesome. There's a yard in the back for whatever you want to do. Barbecue or whatever you want to do. Let's go to the main entrance. Main entrance will be right here. Step in. Really big, open room area. Look at this. Big fan of that. This place is so unique. Yeah. Very unique. Look what the kitchen is. The kitchen is a container. The kitchen is a freaking container. And look at these doors. Oh, my God. These container doors. It's a whole container themed. So this is pretty sweet. All right. So there's four bedroom, four bathroom. We just asked about the price. $45 million a month in Indonesian money. $1 is $15,000. So it's like $3,000 a month. Negotiable. So there's four bedrooms, four bathrooms. There's like one in every corner of the house. All the bedrooms look the exact same. But they're all really cool. They all got this silky hangover stuff going on. And it's a combo closet and bathroom. Yeah.  This is the shower it looks like. They all look the same, all four. And then toilet is in there. Bam. So there's actually five bathrooms. Is there? Yeah. There's that weirdly placed one. Yeah, true. True. So living area. So this place is very unique. Maybe it's this. What is this? It's got like steel hair. Going out of the ground. Okay. That's the living room. This. When I saw this. This has got to go. Why? No. I don't know why. Please. I don't know why. Let's walk through the kitchen.  And look. There's a ladder on top of the container. There's nothing up here. You can put something up here. You can do backflips off of it. You could if you want. Bedroom number one. Each bedroom I guess has this container sliding door. This is badass. Okay. This would be the master. Let me show you the view you wake up to. This. This. Look. That's not bad. No. Not bad at all. Not bad at all. Okay. Master. Bathroom. Also why does this one have a ladder?  Wait. It doesn't lead anywhere. It doesn't lead anywhere. Okay. Let's walk through this. Bathroom. Closet. Did we miss anything in here? No. That's everything. So that's the first floor. Yeah. The great thing is how open it is. It would be a cool place to shoot videos. This is another bedroom and bathroom. They look the same so I won't show it. Same. Bedroom. Bathroom. Oh yeah. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. Bathroom. whole setup with the beds and this one has the best the next best thing which is this balcony. I love a patio. I need a patio that I can just chill out at night. Yeah. Massive pool party DJ right here. Yeah. That's all of it really. Yeah. And then sunset he says is over here. So you get a cool sunset view. So final thoughts. Definitely an option. You know let's put this throw some pros and cons on the screen. Okay. Pros. Wait. Pros go over here. Bam. A few cons if there are any. Bam. I guess there are a few. Yeah. Like that. And swipe away. Yes. So villa number it's actually villa number four. Video tour number three. Villa number four. Yes. Alright. Transition. Alright. Now we're at villa number three. Four. Well number three we're seeing in person. Right. But it's villa number four. It's number four. Front door. First thing super open. I mean it's not just super open. This villa is basically outdoors. Yeah. It really is. It kind of is that there was just a roof. There's. Yeah. There's. Balls on this side but no walls on this side. It's a two-walled house. Yeah. It's a really nice pool.  Right. Or like you're living in a garden. Living outside. Yeah. Right. Right. And kitchen is over here. Camera system. Okay. Alright. So this is the whole living area. Which I really like how open it is. Lots of sunlight. It's like a very to me what I imagine a very Balinese type villa where everything's open. Oh yeah see wait till you see the bathrooms. Yeah. The bathrooms are epic. Yeah. Like this is inside slash outside. Yeah. Right. It's like a garden. This is the living area. So but that obviously does cause a problem which I'll mention later. The pool is amazing. Okay. So the two bedrooms here are the same so we'll just look at one. Wait wait. I'll do something cinematography. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Alright. So yeah. And it's three bedroom three bathroom. Yeah. And the two bedrooms down here below are the same so we'll just show one. They're basically just like copies. Right. This is all these villas. The bedrooms are just a square room. Yeah. With a bed in it. There's nothing wrong with that. It's the living area that's kind of most important. Yeah. But the bathrooms are epic. Listen. This is where you shower. Look at this. Look at this. When it rains. I'll go shower. Yeah. You know. If it's raining you're getting rained on while you shower. Yeah. And I'll probably all the bathrooms don't like this. You don't have a choice. Yeah. So I think that's cool. Yeah. I think that's sick. I think that's really cool. And then let me go to the other bathroom the other bedroom on the first floor. Okay. Really quick. Just because the bathroom's different. It's so crazy that like this is what the shower looks like. This is this is the shower.  I love this. And a subtle eye. I love this. Let's go upstairs and look at the master bedroom. So I'll see you wait. So here's the bed.  Up the stairs we go. Little view. It would have sick you to have you wake up here. Come out here. Yeah. Dive into the pool as soon as you wake up. If you want maybe I wouldn't. Again we can do backflips off here into the pool. I just want to have that option. Right. Here's the master bedroom. So this room is significantly bigger than the others. It's standard which is fine. Yeah. But the the bathroom is different. It's more. The bathroom is the bathroom is epic. See if this one has jacuzzi.  You can only take outdoor shits here. Yeah. But then the bathroom. I mean the shower here. Just epic shower. It's completely open. There we go. So that's like my favorite thing about it is the showers and how outdoors it is. So that's the whole tour. So far honestly this place is my favorite because this is the kind of villa I was looking for. Super open. Super of Bali style. Lots of sunlight. Lots of environment involved. You know what I mean. So but obviously that does cause problems. We're walking around. There's mosquitoes everywhere.  Me and Rasmus there's a huge insect there. Me and Rasmus. Neither of us are very fond of spiders. I haven't seen any yet but there's probably going to be some big ones. But the big thing is we'd be working in that open area down there and it's basically outside. It's just a roof and then two walls. And so there's no air conditioning. There's only fans. You can't cool it down. So right now it's only like 85 degrees but it gets like 100 plus here. So I'm working there. Honestly I just couldn't. Honestly that if it fucks with our work that's the problem. Besides that I love it but like this is that's the problem. So for that reason it's not it's not the one. Yeah right. It's not the one but it's super sick. It's super sick. It's super sick. So let's go through the specs real quick. Three bedroom three bath rent was 2500 a month which is nice price. And yeah that's it. So that's that's villa number four. We will see you the next one. Yeah so do we have any plan anymore plan? No but they're coming. Okay yes so we'll see you in the next villa villa number five when I go in like this. And now we're out here next villa villa number five four of a day but villa number five. So I think we're gonna make this video into a day one. Day one of villa hunting because it looks like we're gonna be looking at a lot of different places. But so we've looked at this place now. So we always look at it and then we do the video tour afterwards. I'll say this is by far my favorite. This is the first one I could actually see us living in because it's like super epic. You'll see. They're with a grand entrance. So this is the grand entrance. I could just open the doors. Yeah. See here right at this. It's freaking cool. Super open.  And close the door. We don't have doors here. It's gates. Gates. There we go. Okay. So this is like the main area. The big garden. Awesome pool. Good thing I like this pool. It's a lot deeper than the other one.  You can't flip into it and jump off of something high. Wait wait wait. One out there. One out there. Oh well you got me. You got me. I was wrong. Let's go to like the outhouse there. Okay so there's two bedrooms here. So yeah it's like a garden. Big garden area in the back and then it's separated into two houses and then like a little shelter house there.  Or has two bedrooms. They're both there's a mirror image of each other. So we'll show you this one. Open. Oh slides. That's why I couldn't open. I was pulling its slides. It's a sliding door. So pretty standard bedroom. Nice bathroom. I like it a lot because of the outdoor. I love the outdoor bathrooms. That I definitely want. Yeah me as well. Let's keep looking. Okay and the other bedroom here is the same but mirror. Do a quick one of those. That's in there. This is the epic part. What I like the most about this place is probably the fact that we shoot epic videos. Epic videos. Like there's so many good spots to shoot videos from. Look at the pool out there on the sofa. Super outdoorsy. Oh look at this. We have like our own shrine. This is the Lit Fam Trine.  All right let's keep walking. A little pond. The rice fields. The view of the rice fields. It doesn't look so good right now but apparently once it's in season it looks really nice. Cool chill area.  Up here. And this is the main part of the house or the villa. Very outdoors. Okay first thing you have to see. Look at this. Look at the carvings. Look at the elephant. This is some Balinese art. It's all hand carved and it takes like like a month to make. Six months. This is literally the front door. This is the inside.  Okay the lighting was messing up with the video so we had to turn off the lights. And you know that's not important but now we're inside so this is the kitchen area. Nothing crazy but it doesn't need to be crazy. It just needs to be open and cool. What I care about is this cool outdoor part. That cool outdoor part. Oh show them this view. So like check out the dining table.  So it just has dope vibes. And so inside here what was missing with the last one was like a proper work environment. It was like air conditioning room where we could sit down and just work all day because that's like what we're about to do now.  That's what we're about. But this place does have that. We close the doors. Air conditioning works so I can see me working here, Rasmus on the other side. We like to work together and just work work work work work all day. Then here's the living room, TV. Yep. There's a freaking outdoor bathroom here.  This is the most outdoor bathroom ever.  This would probably be my go-to shower spot. See? It's probably my go-to shower spot. All right let's check the upstairs. Well what I like about this place is there's a lot going on. There's a lot to it. There's that little chill shelter place. A whole garden. A really nice pool. A whole outdoor whatever. Just a situation going on. A work area with air conditioning. And then upstairs. So this place there's a lot of space. There's a lot of room. And this is like one of the places where people kind of visibly like okay. Y'all living nice. Yeah. Y'all doing it good over here. This is the master. Looks a lot different. Cute little swan heart towels. A nice view here of the pool and the garden and everything. Then last thing we have a master bathroom which is disappointingly underwhelming. But these carvings things. He would tell me all about the ball and these art. He said only rich people have these. Only rich people in Bali have these kinds of doors. Like it's a crazy door. Look this is this is like the doors of the bathroom. You gotta step over and duck. Disappointing. This is like the smallest bathroom. And this is the master bathroom. Yeah. It's not outdoors or anything. It's just standard. Another thing I hate bathrooms.  I don't turn that on.  And then you have to clean it. I like when it's closed and keep the shower zone here. You don't gotta mix it with the rest of the bathroom. But this bathroom has that problem. So have not found the perfect girl yet. But this is by far my favorite. So let's wrap this one up. Wrap this one up. So this is the first one that I could see us working in and being conducive to our lifestyle. This is your favorite. My personal favorite. For me. The other ones it's mostly the other ones I was able to nitpick selling where I could not even nitpick but selling big where I could eliminate. I agree. This is my favorite as well. This one doesn't have that one big factor. This is not going to work. So we've got the three bedrooms, three bathrooms, room for our guest. Road to 10K winner. And yeah. Let's throw some pros and cons on the screen. Pros. Cons. Like I win. Okay. So that is. That rest of day one. Yeah. Okay. So that rest of day one. Although rest of the we're going to see more villas apparently. You just true. So there might be more. I don't know about today. I think tomorrow. Oh really? Okay. Today or tomorrow. If no more today, this video is done now. If more today, more coming. Okay. So yeah. I'm going to do the outro as if there's no more villas coming. I hope you watched this video to the end. This was definitely a different style of video. Villa hunting. But I'm pretty sure it was probably enjoyable to watch because it's you get into the whole Bali lifestyle thing. So this is what we've been waiting so long to get to. Villa hunting is very fun. We're having a lot of fun doing this because just like imagine yourself living here for the next six months. It's a big commitment. Lots of money. So just got to make sure I'm just going through my day. Wake up. Can I make it work? This place I can make it work. But comment down below what your favorite place is. What's your favorite one? One, two, three, four or five. What do you think of them? Maybe like one. I thought this give a little feedback on each one, which would be best for making videos. And then also emoji of the day. Let's just see the emoji of the day right there. It's a villa emoji. It's a house. But we're calling it the villa emoji. Drop some villa emojis. A lot of them. Or drop five. Drop five villa emojis because five. Okay. End of this video. Thanks for watching. Comment, like, subscribe. Comment, like, subscribe. There's probably going to be a day two version of this series.  Not just publishing tutorials, which you can learn how to make money from.  So that's that. That's the video. Peace out.