Rita and I mostly just danced in front of the fan at the bowling alley, because it was more fun and kept us cool. It was still so hot that that by the end of the night Rita told me her shirt was black before. She must’ve sweat enough to wet her shirt and it dried up in patterns, almost like tie dye.
After the bowling alley there was only one other place open, which was a “Chinese techno” club? It sounded horrible yet intriguing so of course a bunch of us went. Wolf, from the Pai Family, had also just arrived that day and came out with us. We arrived at the place and it was overwhelming huge and funny. They had interesting dance music blasting and everyone was just standing around tables hanging out. They also had a huge screen that was in a slideshow? And it had the most random pictures of people or groups. No idea.
However since we made it all the way there, we made the most of it and danced and laughed throughout the night.
By the end of the night we were all so tired and hungry. We all went outside and realized there were no tuk tuks to be seen and Laos didn’t have any apps like grab available to call. Complaining wouldn’t do much and so we just started walking back. On our way we were trying to find a place open for food, not much hope, until there was a local noodle shop open. It made our night.
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