human
I suppose you didn't get many comforts in the bush,
gpt
No. Comforts of any kind are remarkably scarce up yonder. As a matter of fact, I can't imagine a country where the contrasts between the luxuries of civilization and--the other thing--are sharper. You can step off a first-class car into the wilderness, where no amount of money can buy you better fare than pork, potatoes and dried apples; and if you want to travel you must shoulder your pack and walk. But that wasn't exactly what I meant.
human
Then what did you mean?
gpt
I don't know that it's worth explaining. We have rather luxurious quarters at the hotel, but this room is somehow different. It's restful--I think it's homely--in fact, as I said, it's nice to be here.