Complete the passive-aggressive note left by a frustrated roommate by choosing the right verb forms.

I am looking forward to waking up to a clean kitchen tomorrow, so I insist on dividing the chores fairly, and I won't apologize for hiding the TV remote until you wash your dishes.

I am looking forward to waking up to a clean kitchen tomorrow, so I insist on dividing the chores fairly, and I won't apologize for hiding the TV remote until you wash your dishes.

When a verb follows a preposition (like to in look forward to, on in insist on, or for in apologize for), it must take the -ing form. Note that the "to" in "look forward to" is a preposition, not part of an infinitive!