Inul Daratista's Confession in the Midst of the Pandemic, Worried about Karaoke Business Going Bankrupt - Rusty Machines and Sound Systems

Kapanlagi.com - The Covid-19 pandemic has made everyone spend more time at home, including dangdut singer Inul Daratista. She has been doing various activities at home, from yoga to baking.

However, it seems that all of that cannot kill Inul's anxiety. Yes, she recently shared her worries on Instagram on Thursday (14/5). Inul revealed how she was no longer comfortable being at home all the time.

1. Inul's Feet Are Itchy

(Credit: instagram.com/inul.d)

"Oh God, until when will I stay at home. My body, my feet are itching to be in the spotlight. My knees are already bent and crooked," wrote this woman from East Java.

She also revealed how during her time at home, she has been thinking about her business that has been halted during this quarantine period. As KLovers know, Inul has a karaoke business that is spread throughout the country.

2. Concerned about the Sound System

Inul Daratista © KapanLagi.com/Muhammad Akrom Sukarya

Inul is concerned about the sound system and all the karaoke machines. "My thoughts are scattered, thinking about work. My efforts are all scattered. The sound system is faulty, the machines are rusty. Hello pandemic, just leave already," Inul continued.

3. Cooking and Playing Badminton

Inul Daratista © KapanLagi.com/Muhammad Akrom Sukarya

Inul overcomes those scattered thoughts by playing badminton and cooking as usual.

"What else should I do, guys? Well, I'll cook again. Create chaos in the kitchen. Planning to play badminton in front of the house in the evening. Since the complex is deserted," Inul wrote.

4. Confused about her Employees

In addition to the sound system and machinery issues, Inul also thinks about the fate of her employees. She revealed this in Trans TV Official's Youtube channel uploaded on Thursday (16/4/2020) last week.

"Yes, make sure because I have a lot of businesses, so I have been thinking about their fate first, secondly how this business will automatically run again just like starting from scratch to attract customers, especially for entertainment venues which are very risky," explained Inul.

(kpl/tdr)