We looked at The Next Inning. It was very small, and it only had 15 people. They were very caring. It was very simple, and they went out of their way to take care of their clients. The room was simple and small. I think they had a bed, but you brought whatever else you wanted, like a TV. I asked about their activities. She said it was all up on the dry board; there was nothing on the dry board. We all laughed. There just weren't many activities. Not saying that they didn't do things, but that day was not planned out. There's only a few people who work there, but they're good people. I think there are 15 private rooms. I liked that they said they didn't have a set time for meals. Some people get up early and are hungry; some people get up late. They just accommodate them because they are small. They just accommodate them as they need to. That was kind of nice; they didn't like to sit everybody down and everybody have one thing. They just kind of cooked for the morning, as people woke up and got ready.