Why does the man dislike camping? [originaltext]M: Sally, (3)it’s now time to de

M: Sally, (3)it’s now time to decide where we’re going to stay. Any suggestions?
W: Well, for places to stay, there are the usual places: motels, hotels, and youth hostels. We could go camping, too.
M: I’m afraid I’m not a good camper, Sally.(1)I tend to feel a bit frightened sleeping outdoors. And the hassle of building fires and all the insects, and...
W: All right, all right. We’ll forget about camping. Although I must admit it would’ve been my first choice. So what should we do?
M: Well, since neither of us has a lot of money, I don’t think a hotel or motel would be possible. How about a youth hostel?
W: I’d rather not go to a youth hostel, Jim. They’re certainly cheap, (2)but you never get to be alone in those places: there’s always a stranger in the next bed, and I hate sharing kitchens with people I don’t know. No, I think we should find a small holiday house to rent. And if we get a few more friends to join us, it will be really cheap.
M: I think your idea’s spot-on. I think I’ll just ring them right now.