Years.

Here.

What's your favorite thing about this place?

All of it, sir.

Maybe, maybe.

Yeah, because there's a lot of people.

Everything about this place, the bitch, Of course.

So we're heading to Cocoon, a hotel in San Juan, Philippines.

It's known a surf city.

All right, so we just got to Luna before check in.

We went through this beautiful tropical jungle, a comfortable welcome to our stay.

Chicken was easy, breezy.

The reception was very friendly.

No language or communication problems at all.

We asked if we get upgrade to a poolside villa.

And luckily it was available.

We had to pay a little extra, but it was worth it.

Totally recommended.

I like it.

One of my reports about the bathroom is this window makes bathroom looks so much bigger, but pretty cool.

I think I think it's a great touch.

Brain touch.

Great.

Thank you, guys.

So we just checked in.

We're right in front of the pool.

The restaurant.

The bar is just right there.

It's like 10 meters away and it's all the same price.

Whatever you pay at the restaurant, it's the same price as you pay for the room service?

Are you guys excited?

Check this out.

Wrap my beer with a little napkin.

How professional.

One thing that I found that strange with Filipino veers the bottle don't seem very grim.

So I think obviously they recycle their dirty.

So maybe this is why they have the tissues on the bottle already.

Like wipe it.

But I'm not sure if you guys know, leave a comment Hamas section below and just kind of let me know why they do that anyways.

Pretty awesome, I think.

What a night.

Not only is the price of room service awesome, but the restaurant food is actually super good.

I had this burger literally every day while I was here.

Places super chill.

It's right outside of San Fernando.

This place doesn't even feel like the Philippines Right now, it's like a very international five.

Just feels like a full beef is, or just pretty fricking awesome.

The pool overlooks the ocean, has a basketball hoop, and it's perfect for watching the sun go down.

Well, always a plus at hotel windows.

A bar by this makes cooling off.

So relaxing.

What do you think?

It's beautiful I love it.

6 30 in the morning.

RealAge begin Day, Michael.

Still sleeping right there.

But I need to get some coffee.

You're gonna wake up?

I go.

You know that coffee was gonna go and get coffee?

What should I do, Michael?

You ready to go?

Maybe I was gonna get copied by myself.

So the plan is for today.

We are gonna go surfing.

We are gonna go fly drones have cool lunch are gonna check out this place.

Hey, there's Mike.

She's up now.

All right.

Breakfast time orders and nice complimentary breakfast.

Just game this out, Eggs Benedict.

My, I have a lot of It's my going todo One thing that's really important when I first checked into the hotel is to set up all of my gadgets at I t.

I don't feel like I'm home until all of it is set up.

This place is pretty cool.

It has an outlet in the closet.

So I turn this closet into my own charging station.

Let me show you.

It looks on a messy with all my devices charging, but it gets the job done.

Oh, and Michael apparently doesn't care another thing.

I like to do when I get to a hotel is I always bring an HD my cable for my PC so I can connect it to their flat screen, and I can have dual monitors your PC.

This allows me to turn any hotel into my home.

It's I usually get my coat the desk see, because she does a lot of work as well.

But what I do, I also bring a digital thermometer.

Why?

Because I like to know how hot it is outside versus how cold it is inside right now, almost 30 degrees outside, we're at a comfortable 26 degrees in here.

Another thing that's pretty cool about each of these rooms is that it has his own personal WiFi access point, which is, well pleasing Upload speeds.

You can't expect too much from it.

If you're just doing regular work, you should be fine.

Downloading attachments.

Find uploading attachments.

Maybe a little bit painful.

Then we checked out the beach.

Unfortunately, we didn't get the surf because there were no waves during our stay.

Still another beautiful day.

So one thing you'll find there are a lot of surf shops and surf schools.

Any of these huts behind me.

You can rent the board for 200 vessels per hour, or you could have a surf lesson for 400 presents an hour, which is pretty good deal.

I'm looking at the boards.

A lot of them are easy boards in other terms, foam boards.

But there are some long board.

I don't see a lot of short board, so if you are a short border, probably bring you on board if you want something good quality.

But there's a lot of boards I don't think you have to worry about.

Aboard.

All right, guys, that concludes our trip.

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