Update 68815184167167863652258188894237

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@@ -2,13 +2,9 @@ Great job!
 I know you expected this to be the treasure, but I promise you are almost there.
 
 The treasure is hidden as a hidden file, somewhere in the house. Hidden files start with a dot. Like this ".bash-config"
-By default, they do not show up when you use `ls`. However, there is a way to make `ls` list hidden files and directories with the option `-a`. In this case, the command should be:
+By default, they do not show up when you use `ls`. However, there is a way to make `ls` list hidden files and directories with the option `-a`. In this case, the command should be: `ls -a`. 
 
-```console
-$ ls -a
-```
-
-Now, I suggest you go back all the way to the `command-line-treasure-hunt` to start looking for it.
+Remember that you need to run the command in the directory where the file is. So, I suggest you go back all the way to the `command-line-treasure-hunt` to start looking for it.
 
 You can use `cd ..` multiple times until you get there. Or, if you're feeling fancy, you can use the absolute path and just go there directly.
 Your choice!