I was riding well on the good roads when I got a puncture just before the city of Siem Reap.
![sometimes good road](https://feel-the-earth.com/keiichi_english/wp-content/themes/the-thor/img/dummy.gif)
The city was just around the corner, so I walked into town, pushing my bike, hoping to “get to a bike shop”.
While I was picking up some tools and fixing the puncture, a young man who seemed to be the shopkeeper took an interest in me and started talking to me in English.
![Bicycle shop Vi](https://feel-the-earth.com/keiichi_english/wp-content/themes/the-thor/img/dummy.gif)
“Where did you come from?”
The conversation started with the usual,
“Where are you staying?”
I told him I was going to sleep somewhere and he said,
“Are you a nice person?”
He said,
“I think I’m a good person”
“If you’re a good person, you can sleep in that bed”
He points to a bed outside.
![A bed recommended by Bee](https://feel-the-earth.com/keiichi_english/wp-content/themes/the-thor/img/dummy.gif)
“Are you sure you want to sleep here?”
I repeated.
He said
“Sure, I’ll sleep here for a week, a month, a year!
He said.
I got immediately where I would be sleeping in Siem Reap.
I had heard that Angkor Wat was free to enter after 5pm, which was great for me as I was planning to enter at 5pm.
He told me that he was called “Bee”, the son of the cycle shop here. After fixing the puncture,
I set off for Angkor Wat.
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