Trip to Singapore and Cambodia - Episode 5

For $25 USD a night, you get a bed at a shithole hostel in Singapore. It's a place to hang your hat, that's good enough for me.

Episode 5 of my journey to Singapore and Cambodia begins with me being told by a Malaysian immigration official to shut off my video camera. It was a sign of things to come. I understand no video while clearing immigration. But Singaporeans as a whole are not particularly fond of having their photos taken by strangers. Thais and Cambodians generally enjoy having someone taking their picture. A third of the people I tried photographing flat out said no, making it a chore to get the photos I hoped to take. Once in Singapore, I had some rather oily, crappy

Kway Teeo. Even though it was a poor excuse for Kway Teeo, it hit the spot and gave
me the energy to get to the MRT station and make my way to the hostel while carrying 40lbs of clothes and gear. Once to the hostel, I did a quick check-in and went to look at my room. It was a bit run down but somewhat clean so I paid for two nights and took the key. First order of business, hit the communal toilet. Again, worn but clean. By the time I reached the hostel, I was just happy to have somewhere, anywhere, to do my business. I complain, but I have been in far, far worse places and in my book, any place you don't have to wipe with a banana tree leaf or worry about a snake biting you on the ass is fine by me. 

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Hey, at least there's no snake coming out of the toilet, biting me on the ass.

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