Sweat poured quietly down as Jennifer digs out a path a little further into the ground. Alongside her are a couple villager woman and a couple of the kids. They use handcrafted tools.

...

The food was delicious in fact - Jeffery ate with his hands as was custom. it was a mixture of rice and a soup of sorts. There were a lot of things like meat, tomatoes and others that he couldn't quite tell.

After paying the owner they left the small cafe and started walking past some other stores to the car.

"ooh," Sarah spoke as they past buy a small store of jewelry and walked inside, "i wanna buy a bracelet...you guys go ahead."

Seth looked at Jeff which basically said, 'girls, am I right?'

Jeff was about to wait there with Seth for Sarah when he had a thought. After seeing all the street vendors and foods.

"Hey," Jeff had a thought, "shouldn't we get something for Jennifer to eat?"

"haha..." Seth replied, "she's probably going to eat at the village..."

"Oh... okay," he said slightly disappointed. He did think it would be nice to bury the hatchet.

Seth sighed,"ahhh... but if you really want to- maybe you can get her a snack or something... you should probably get more than just her though..." Seth handed him a note of the local currency. "i'll help you pick it out- but since it's your idea, you should pay me back with interest - haha."

Jeff smiled and looked around. He slightly wondered if Seth would actually make a killing on loans by the end of the tour.

"If this is how it's going to be at the end of the- you should make a killing off me by the end of this."

"Yeah, i plan for everyone to owe me the ten grand they get for completing the tour, haha," Seth smiled jokingly, "there's no way that'd happen, though... the currency isn't worth anything to the USD here. You'd probably owe me the equivalent of fifteen dollars max..."

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After touring the shops for something to get- they arrived back at the village. Seth waved to the oncomers as they got out of the jeep. The kids rushed up again to see them. They were all quite cheerful as if they were the best thing since sliced bread.

It had already gotten almost evening.

They unloaded the barrels of water and replaced the old ones with it. The villagers seemed very interested and it seemed that many of them already started using the water as soon as they brought it.

"Hujambo," Jeff spoke to the familiar older gentleman from before, "Jennifer, iko wapi?" (hi, where is Jennifer)