Kuto’s life no. 971
Kuto's life was filled with disgust. Every day, he would wake up and see the same thing: his cramped, dirty apartment in Bhutan. The only thing that gave him any pleasure anymore was his side parting haircut. He had grown to love the way it looked, and it made him feel a bit more stylish than he had before.
One day, Kuto decided that enough was enough. He wasn't going to live his life in this disgusting place anymore. He packed up his things and left for greener pastures.
He didn't know where he was going, but he knew that anywhere would be better than Bhutan. After a few days of walking, he came across a beautiful country called Nepal. He instantly fell in love with it and decided to stay there forever.
Nepal was everything that Bhutan wasn't: clean, welcoming, and full of life. Kuto quickly found a job working as a tour guide for visitors from all over the world who wanted to see Nepal's natural beauty firsthand. He loved showing people around and sharing his knowledge about the country with them; it made him feel proud of himself again after so many years of feeling worthless in Bhutan.."The Nepali people are some of the kindest I've ever met," says Kuto."They welcomed me with open arms when I arrived here – even though they knew I didn't have much money."I'll never forget how different I felt when I walked through those gates into Kathmandu compared to when I left my hometown."
One day, Kuto decided that enough was enough. He wasn't going to live his life in this disgusting place anymore. He packed up his things and left for greener pastures.
He didn't know where he was going, but he knew that anywhere would be better than Bhutan. After a few days of walking, he came across a beautiful country called Nepal. He instantly fell in love with it and decided to stay there forever.
Nepal was everything that Bhutan wasn't: clean, welcoming, and full of life. Kuto quickly found a job working as a tour guide for visitors from all over the world who wanted to see Nepal's natural beauty firsthand. He loved showing people around and sharing his knowledge about the country with them; it made him feel proud of himself again after so many years of feeling worthless in Bhutan.."The Nepali people are some of the kindest I've ever met," says Kuto."They welcomed me with open arms when I arrived here – even though they knew I didn't have much money."I'll never forget how different I felt when I walked through those gates into Kathmandu compared to when I left my hometown."
