Ok so i want to address somethings In the video here as it seems many of you have a quarrel with the fact that we didn't stop and eat at restaurants. I appreciate the many of you that have come on to the video to show your interest by the way its really cool to see so many of you enjoyed the video. but...... for those of you who think we HAD to stop and eat at every BBQ house in Texas, taste every piece of Cajun Shrimp, and authentic Mexican Tacos in Arizona. YES that all sounds delicious and for me personally food is a HUGE part of travel. If you would just take 3 seconds to look over my channel you would realize that. This trip was not intended for that. A lot of planning went into this road trip because we wanted to do something really unique this year [we go on a trip every year (last year we went to Puerto Rico)]. Point #1 We all keep Kosher and so finding authentic foods around the country that follow Kosher guidelines for cheap or almost non existent therefore we decided it would make more sense to cook our own food. Point#2 Many of you think we only ate eggs for 11 days we did not. Granted its my fault for not showing our variety of foods during the video but i thought showing that gas canister would be enough and let you use your imagination. But we cooked things like Rice, Eggs, Veggie Burgers, Oatmeal, and beans. We actually had a pretty nice diet the entire time and that was one of the least problematic aspects of the trip for us all. Point#3 No I didn't take the two white guys hostage. Point#4 Many of you also believe we did not enjoy this trip. I documented the entire trip, in addition to this video there is a whole playlist of videos showing how much fun we had. Yes it was fast and we had to spend little increments of time in each location but we took a lot of time to plan and agree on this route and we decided that these were the things we wanted to see and experience individually. You can skim through the videos here: goo.gl/Eg3fRV *side not the Mexico one is my favorite. Final Point(not really a point) I am so incredibly sorry for using the word omelette when referring to scrambled eggs. I could not fathom for a moment that my slip up would bother so many of you. From the bottom of my heart I apologize for using that terrible unfitting totally falsified description of the food we were eating. It wont happen again and that's a promise. Thanks for taking the time to read this and if you are looking for the TLDR version: we had a terrible time everything you believe from watching 30 seconds of this video is true. Proceed to leave a rude comment. 😉
Eating out of grocery stores is another good way to save on food. I do it all the time when on the road. Not every meal, or any meal really while traveling, has to be cooked by you. And I focus on healthy stuff that's on sale.
I didnt read the replies because I didnt need to. My wife and I have done the same type of travel. We've been coast to coast on two week trips annually for about 1500. That included a hotel stay every thrid day for regular bedding and hot showers / breakfast. This included access and parking fees for all of the national and state parks we saw. We covers 27 states mostly by interstate travel. It was well worth it and we're about to do it again. Thank you for sharing.
Whaaaaat?! That’s crazy! I love Tennessee. I drove in my car by myself back in September 2020 from south Florida. I went through GA, SC, NC, TN, KY, OH, and Indiana.
I love road trips!! We have a small RV (24ft) and we've done a ton of road trips with our kids. Our RV is small but the advantage is that we can easily take it anywhere. It's easy to park in small towns and no issue to pull into a grocery store parking lot. It has a generator that allows us to cook meals while driving (so great!). Planned right, our main expense was also for gas. The nice thing about a small RV with a generator is that you can pull off anywhere and park in public spaces overnight...saving tons of money. We were a family of 6 travelling, sleeping in the RV and we treated restaurants as a treat that we had only once or twice during a week of travel. We could easily have never stopped at restaurants. It's been a super cheap way to travel for a family our size...and WAY more comfortable than squeezing into a car. I feel for you guys! LOL!
I hadn't thought of bringing your own little stove, that's a brilliant idea and I'll definitely be using that! Thank you for all the tips, great video. 😊
Excellent tips my friend. Gas really is a killer when road tripping! It's one of the main reasons we're delaying the bus renovation, with gas it might end up costing us more than Airbnbs 😂
No, this didn't cost $350. Buying food to take, buying things to cook food on, owning a car to travel in (maintenance and insurance). Maybe it cost $350 for gas, but the actual cost of the trip, I would guess is way more.
Only thing with the food thing is the small gems of non chain establishments to experience the local culture. But it’s super smart to picnic along the route too. Better to travel through weekdays and time your breaks around rush hours.
Atlantic Canada!! I wanna visit Halifax in NS, drive up to cape Breton and take the ferry to Newfoundland!! Another long term goal is to visit every province in Canada
Saw your Volvo in Morro Bay California, took a couple of pictures of it, realized a day ago who you were and the Volvo 245, very impressive trip, keep on rolling
As much as I love to try different foods in all the places I visit, preparing your own meals is definitely the way to go. You save so much and can spend more on different things. Great video homie! 😜
Great video. Road trips are always cheaper if you go with friends. With that being said I plan on doing my own Solo cross country road trip from Charlotte, NC to California and back for my 30th birthday. I plan on getting a hatchback vehicle so I can save lots of money on hotels. Hit up the fitness connections across the country for showers and workouts. I hope that gym exists in california. I’ll buy myself a Nikon camera, take pics. I Definetly plan on doing some sight seeing.
At 2:00 that one dude looks so happy. He's like, "When I get to San Fran, Im gonna kick the sh_t out of him for feeding this pancake, corn, bean like thing in the pan. I want real food!"
I don't know if you still reply to comments, but how many hours would you guys drive before stopping for a few hours rest? I'm planning a solo road trip from Corpus Christi, TX to Los Angeles in August, and some tips would be appreciated. Awesome video btw.
i’m from northern virginia and we went south through west va, kentucky all the way to denver and then san fran , LA to the grand canyon, pensacola and back home
I never count food on any kind of travel unless I eat out. You have to eat every day. If you get a cooler, cook your own...a food expense if omitted. Great tip...I have done this for 30 years since I was a over the road truck driver and now I travel cheap on my own. And I am an older female
Hi from Scotland 🏴🥃 basically I'm planning on running away to Vegas and getting married and travel back through America to the east coast and fly back from there ✈️ catching all the southern states in the process. See some saloon bars and cowboys and stuff like that 🤠 any information on the best way to do this ?
I would love it if someone could make a video of themselves only traveling on public transit from New York to San Diego. You could only ride any form of public transit such as bus, light rail, subway, commuter rail, or ferry if it is part of the public transit and you are paying the fare to the same company or a company that is contracted with the public transit company. You are not allowed to use Uber Lyft or cabs etc. AmTrak is out of the question for any type of shuttle such as St. George Shuttle or Greyhound. You have to only use public transit that is wheelchair accessible. The routes can only be fixed routes, not paratransit. I want to see how many different public transit systems you would have to use and how many you would have to ride and transfer from and to? For example, you ride on public transit company {INK and you ride a few routes, and at one point you reach the EOL End Of the Line where you cannot go any farther. You meet up at a point where you would get off that service and get on the Blue public transit which is a different service and ride through that until you make it all of the way to your destination. You want to try to take the fastest routes as you can. I wonder if you would be willing to take on that challenge? I forgot to mention you cannot fly. You can only take vehicles that you can only board where a person is in a wheelchair and you have to be in your chair in the securement area. If the vehicle would require you to get out of your chair and your chair be stored somewhere else that is a no-go. No getting rides from other people unless it is from a transit company's supervisor in their vehicle and it would have to be wheelchair accessible. If none of the supervisor's vehicles are wheelchair accessible it would be against their policy to use any of their other wheelchair vehicles to transport you if you were in a wheelchair for any special reason out of your control.
I almost took cereal with me on my road trip last week but decided not to. Think I should have. I see this video is 5 years old so I'm not sure if upside was around back then. I used upside on almost every gas station I stop at. Think there was only a couple I didn't use it. Sometimes I'll go to a gas station look up my upside app to see if that gas station showed up. One of them showed a gas station over 20 miles away so I figured i would just use the gas station i was at and not try to search for the other gas station.
It cost $350 per person up front but honestly you weren’t factoring in wear and tear on the vehicle. If it’s costing you say $0.05 (guesstimate) a mile for wear and tear then that should be factored in.
This was very informative. Glad you guys had a great time, well, at least 2 of you did. This is my top bucket list and Im really anxious to get it done, however, beng that my wife and I are in our very early 60's Im afraid there are a few things we can't get around. One of them is the accommodations. If I was by myself, yes, but no way she sleeps in a vehicle. An RV maby, if that winds up being the case, we'll see. But when you guys were riding did you see any reasonably priced motels? The food parts going to be easy. We can pack 1/2 of walmart and some, with no issues. We probably wont go the route you guys took since we've pretty much seen all the states in the belly portion of this country, but maby we may check out the Grand Canyon. And last but not least, when you get out of school and if you have a decent amount of time, have you considered the 48 states challenge?" Again! Great info, great post!
I think the misleading fact here is that it was $350 AFTER purchasing the stove, etc. I’m sure there were costs associated with the trip that were not mentioned.
That was an instant irritation for me! Let’s just ignore the $50-$100 burner setup, $40+ pan, $20 spork x3........ $350 if you already own backpacking equipment! (Which I do, so I know.)
Im trying to figure out how wed save. I too like to try new and local places but if i ordered to go and say took it to a local park....i dont think it would be any cgeaper than going to the grocery for me personally. And it would be harder to find food that would keep and could easily be cooked on the road as I'm picky. But i really need help making my budget trips even more budget friendly
Made me so happy to see you guys eating Morningstar burgers!! Thanks for posting this. I really wanna travel across the states and this will definitely help save money when the time comes
Me and some friends did a week long Minnesota to Colorado trip with a hotel night and a few eat out meals for $400. Doing it like this is is super fun.
Did you include the other costs of driving like wear and tear, maintenance, and chance of getting in an accident? People tend to forget about those in the cost of driving.
I would imagine common sense would dictate that you would see to it that your transportation is up to par! unforseen things can happen, but those are pretty much out of your control. Maintenance is not!
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Ok so i want to address somethings In the video here as it seems many of you have a quarrel with the fact that we didn't stop and eat at restaurants. I appreciate the many of you that have come on to the video to show your interest by the way its really cool to see so many of you enjoyed the video. but...... for those of you who think we HAD to stop and eat at every BBQ house in Texas, taste every piece of Cajun Shrimp, and authentic Mexican Tacos in Arizona. YES that all sounds delicious and for me personally food is a HUGE part of travel. If you would just take 3 seconds to look over my channel you would realize that. This trip was not intended for that.
A lot of planning went into this road trip because we wanted to do something really unique this year [we go on a trip every year (last year we went to Puerto Rico)].
Point #1 We all keep Kosher and so finding authentic foods around the country that follow Kosher guidelines for cheap or almost non existent therefore we decided it would make more sense to cook our own food.
Point#2 Many of you think we only ate eggs for 11 days we did not. Granted its my fault for not showing our variety of foods during the video but i thought showing that gas canister would be enough and let you use your imagination. But we cooked things like Rice, Eggs, Veggie Burgers, Oatmeal, and beans. We actually had a pretty nice diet the entire time and that was one of the least problematic aspects of the trip for us all.
Point#3 No I didn't take the two white guys hostage.
Point#4 Many of you also believe we did not enjoy this trip. I documented the entire trip, in addition to this video there is a whole playlist of videos showing how much fun we had. Yes it was fast and we had to spend little increments of time in each location but we took a lot of time to plan and agree on this route and we decided that these were the things we wanted to see and experience individually. You can skim through the videos here: goo.gl/Eg3fRV
*side not the Mexico one is my favorite.
Final Point(not really a point) I am so incredibly sorry for using the word omelette when referring to scrambled eggs. I could not fathom for a moment that my slip up would bother so many of you. From the bottom of my heart I apologize for using that terrible unfitting totally falsified description of the food we were eating. It wont happen again and that's a promise.
Thanks for taking the time to read this and if you are looking for the TLDR version: we had a terrible time everything you believe from watching 30 seconds of this video is true. Proceed to leave a rude comment. 😉
It's a scrambled omelette.
Why did you buy a bottle? Why didn't you jest buy eggs? Or wtf is it?
just easier to store without it breaking!
Eating out of grocery stores is another good way to save on food. I do it all the time when on the road. Not every meal, or any meal really while traveling, has to be cooked by you. And I focus on healthy stuff that's on sale.
I didnt read the replies because I didnt need to. My wife and I have done the same type of travel. We've been coast to coast on two week trips annually for about 1500. That included a hotel stay every thrid day for regular bedding and hot showers / breakfast. This included access and parking fees for all of the national and state parks we saw. We covers 27 states mostly by interstate travel. It was well worth it and we're about to do it again. Thank you for sharing.
I went from southeast Tennessee to California. Only $188 in gas. Sleeping in the car. And going out to eat. Me and my wife spend a total of $314
Whaaaaat?! That’s crazy! I love Tennessee. I drove in my car by myself back in September 2020 from south Florida. I went through GA, SC, NC, TN, KY, OH, and Indiana.
@@nicolebermudez4855 How much did you spend?
What car? Model? Make? I am planning with my Highlander Hybrid and with current high gas price may be more?
How many miles per gallon are you getting?
How did u poop and shower?😅
"We're all full, we're all hungry, we're all delicious"
genZ is not the brightest
I love road trips!! We have a small RV (24ft) and we've done a ton of road trips with our kids. Our RV is small but the advantage is that we can easily take it anywhere. It's easy to park in small towns and no issue to pull into a grocery store parking lot. It has a generator that allows us to cook meals while driving (so great!). Planned right, our main expense was also for gas. The nice thing about a small RV with a generator is that you can pull off anywhere and park in public spaces overnight...saving tons of money. We were a family of 6 travelling, sleeping in the RV and we treated restaurants as a treat that we had only once or twice during a week of travel. We could easily have never stopped at restaurants. It's been a super cheap way to travel for a family our size...and WAY more comfortable than squeezing into a car. I feel for you guys! LOL!
That is so awesome guys! Love the idea of living out of an RV! Super cool props to you guys for keeping it up
Sir. You cooked scrambled eggs not an omelette.
Otherwise sweet video :)
thank you I am aware and I appreciate that
People who like eating eggs like scrambled eggs and they also like omelettes. Break some eggs and make more omelettes please !
As for the accommodation part, don't forget camping! Did a cheap road trip across the country staying at state parks and national parks every night
Yes we actually camped out one of the nights! In Roswell NM it was quite the experience
This is my idea.
yeah thats all good but how much did you use on weed?
100$ for 2 oz to get me to where there's legal weed with good prices if i need anymore
0:30 “bought a little kush.. uhh.. kitchen..”
The guy who traveled 50 states in a Tesla using free superchargers didn't even have to bring his wallet. He brought his own food as well.
Amen to that!
How much did the Tesla cost? Needed a FAT wallet for that purchase.
azalru i litrrally do not care about tesla because its just not as fun using the autopilot feature
Then how did he get to Hawaii with only a Tesla if you said all 50 states? Maybe 48 or 49 but 50?
Ramakrishnan Balakrishnan Then don’t turn on autopilot
I hadn't thought of bringing your own little stove, that's a brilliant idea and I'll definitely be using that! Thank you for all the tips, great video. 😊
Excellent tips my friend. Gas really is a killer when road tripping! It's one of the main reasons we're delaying the bus renovation, with gas it might end up costing us more than Airbnbs 😂
Damn! Foreal thats cray crayyyyy. Glad I have the Endless Adventure approval on these tips
No, this didn't cost $350. Buying food to take, buying things to cook food on, owning a car to travel in (maintenance and insurance). Maybe it cost $350 for gas, but the actual cost of the trip, I would guess is way more.
Only thing with the food thing is the small gems of non chain establishments to experience the local culture. But it’s super smart to picnic along the route too. Better to travel through weekdays and time your breaks around rush hours.
Can't wait to road trip this summer
+Hugo Cornellier that awesome man! Where are you going?
Atlantic Canada!! I wanna visit Halifax in NS, drive up to cape Breton and take the ferry to Newfoundland!! Another long term goal is to visit every province in Canada
Thats sick!
I’m here 7 years later watching him find gas for $1.99 😬😬😬
3:57 ---California girl laughing hysterically!!! $1.99 gas??!!! We pay $4.49 right now.
Thank you!! I completely forgot about our camper grill and now will be taking that will during our trip to help with food cost!!
Part of traveling is eating food from every state
Three. Hundred, Fifty. Dollars.
*INSANE!*
1 HUNDERED NEVER FOR MY DOLALR. Jacob I wanna hangout dude any chance your coming to Miami anytime soon?
No plans right now but maybe we can plan something this summer.
Astronomical savings & an amazing adventure to add to your life experience .
'Twas awesome!
Saw your Volvo in Morro Bay California, took a couple of pictures of it, realized a day ago who you were and the Volvo 245, very impressive trip, keep on rolling
I get the cooking your own food to save money, but if I road trip I want to stop in different cities and towns to try different foods
6:35 "two days" puts up 3 fingers lol
Lmfao
As much as I love to try different foods in all the places I visit, preparing your own meals is definitely the way to go. You save so much and can spend more on different things. Great video homie! 😜
Thanks Karina! I'm glad you enjoyed and agree with the video and you don't vehemently hate me for not eating chicken in Louisiana
Great video. Road trips are always cheaper if you go with friends. With that being said I plan on doing my own Solo cross country road trip from Charlotte, NC to California and back for my 30th birthday. I plan on getting a hatchback vehicle so I can save lots of money on hotels. Hit up the fitness connections across the country for showers and workouts. I hope that gym exists in california. I’ll buy myself a Nikon camera, take pics. I Definetly plan on doing some sight seeing.
Rockin the Capn' Crunch box!✊
+Andy D. Eyooooooo
I am so grateful I found your channel. I was excited to see this. Just in time too, I'm going on a weekend trip-heding out tonight! so, thanks.
+Janet Luna nice make sure you have fun!
That was not an omelette.
You guys are great ! Thank you for all the info !
What Hotel in Las Vegas did you stay at?
why so many dislikes.. this video is very helpful
Thumbs up to this video !
The hatas gone hate😈😂🤣....but that's not in my blood...👍👍
When people hear cheap they equate that to a luxurious trip at the price of 19.99
Thus expectations not met ;)
I live in Florida too ( the road trip we’re having is after my birthday in May ) we are going to be traveling all the way to Michigan and back ❤️
At 2:00 that one dude looks so happy. He's like, "When I get to San Fran, Im gonna kick the sh_t out of him for feeding this pancake, corn, bean like thing in the pan. I want real food!"
Wonderful video! Satisfied my need to watch a good "travel cheap" video. Great job, guys! I'm a master at traveling cheap. I can explain...
Loved your vid. 2 Questions:
1. Is Captain Crunch kosher? 😂
2. What vehicle were you in & what kind of mpg did you get?
2024 and watching this video... holy f... $1.99 per gallon that was f cheap
LOL 3 guys ofc its cheap! but i love it!!! great video its my dream to cross the us by car :)
Cool video really liked it
The tips for saving $$$ on the road... awesome. Great job!
shoutout to that morning star! never misses
went back to watch...you were all so young! Sweet baby Moshe !
Nice little video 👍 I'm trying to move out west so this was pretty helpful. Bringing and making your own food is going to be so key
I don't know if you still reply to comments, but how many hours would you guys drive before stopping for a few hours rest? I'm planning a solo road trip from Corpus Christi, TX to Los Angeles in August, and some tips would be appreciated. Awesome video btw.
Dude you were at the Shell on Avenue D and Franz.
Do you go through Las Vegas more often than Chicago?
Thank you for this video! You have inspired me to do this with my friends!
Could you please share your itinerary as me and my friends are planning to do east coast to west coast this december.
i’m from northern virginia and we went south through west va, kentucky all the way to denver and then san fran , LA to the grand canyon, pensacola and back home
broooooooo, love this video. Road trippin a ton this summer with some tight homies. This is gonna rock the fucking boat. Great content homie
You got it dude! Cant wait to hear about your adventure!
Ever in boise or stanley idaho, you got a place to stay!
Did you know? Singapore's PAP has a plan for the East Coast
Cool vid. Keep up the good work! Cheers
+dkjimi thank you!
I never count food on any kind of travel unless I eat out. You have to eat every day. If you get a cooler, cook your own...a food expense if omitted. Great tip...I have done this for 30 years since I was a over the road truck driver and now I travel cheap on my own. And I am an older female
hey question how much did you guys pay for tolls?
Jeep liberty/compass is one of the worst car to be road tripping in. It has horrendous MPG for a such small suv with inline 4.
Every heavy vehicle fitted with a 4 cylinder engine has horrendous gas mileage.
amen
Hi from Scotland 🏴🥃 basically I'm planning on running away to Vegas and getting married and travel back through America to the east coast and fly back from there ✈️ catching all the southern states in the process. See some saloon bars and cowboys and stuff like that 🤠 any information on the best way to do this ?
My biggest issue is trusting my vehicle. I want to do a trip like this with my brother, but i don't have a credit card for any surprise expenses.
Would cut way more costs with a more fuel efficient car like a Toyota Prius.
Dude it was your trip! Tell the zombies to plan and take their own trip. Appreaciate for sharing🖒
Awesome video mate, I need to incorporate these tips into my life lol.
YES YOU DO MY BOY!
You should do a video of traveling America on horseback riding, RV, camping, and sailing and show ways to keep cost down, etc.
I would love it if someone could make a video of themselves only traveling on public transit from New York to San Diego. You could only ride any form of public transit such as bus, light rail, subway, commuter rail, or ferry if it is part of the public transit and you are paying the fare to the same company or a company that is contracted with the public transit company. You are not allowed to use Uber Lyft or cabs etc. AmTrak is out of the question for any type of shuttle such as St. George Shuttle or Greyhound. You have to only use public transit that is wheelchair accessible. The routes can only be fixed routes, not paratransit.
I want to see how many different public transit systems you would have to use and how many you would have to ride and transfer from and to? For example, you ride on public transit company {INK and you ride a few routes, and at one point you reach the EOL End Of the Line where you cannot go any farther. You meet up at a point where you would get off that service and get on the Blue public transit which is a different service and ride through that until you make it all of the way to your destination. You want to try to take the fastest routes as you can. I wonder if you would be willing to take on that challenge? I forgot to mention you cannot fly. You can only take vehicles that you can only board where a person is in a wheelchair and you have to be in your chair in the securement area. If the vehicle would require you to get out of your chair and your chair be stored somewhere else that is a no-go. No getting rides from other people unless it is from a transit company's supervisor in their vehicle and it would have to be wheelchair accessible. If none of the supervisor's vehicles are wheelchair accessible it would be against their policy to use any of their other wheelchair vehicles to transport you if you were in a wheelchair for any special reason out of your control.
I almost took cereal with me on my road trip last week but decided not to. Think I should have. I see this video is 5 years old so I'm not sure if upside was around back then. I used upside on almost every gas station I stop at. Think there was only a couple I didn't use it. Sometimes I'll go to a gas station look up my upside app to see if that gas station showed up. One of them showed a gas station over 20 miles away so I figured i would just use the gas station i was at and not try to search for the other gas station.
Cool video dude!
Very helpful video!! Thank you!!
Glad you enjoyed it man!
It cost $350 per person up front but honestly you weren’t factoring in wear and tear on the vehicle. If it’s costing you say $0.05 (guesstimate) a mile for wear and tear then that should be factored in.
For me, travel is all about the food but other than that thanks for the tips!
Why did you go through Las Vegas but not Chicago?
Very helpful! Thank you
This was very informative. Glad you guys had a great time, well, at least 2 of you did. This is my top bucket list and Im really anxious to get it done, however, beng that my wife and I are in our very early 60's Im afraid there are a few things we can't get around. One of them is the accommodations. If I was by myself, yes, but no way she sleeps in a vehicle. An RV maby, if that winds up being the case, we'll see. But when you guys were riding did you see any reasonably priced motels? The food parts going to be easy. We can pack 1/2 of walmart and some, with no issues. We probably wont go the route you guys took since we've pretty much seen all the states in the belly portion of this country, but maby we may check out the Grand Canyon. And last but not least, when you get out of school and if you have a decent amount of time, have you considered the 48 states challenge?" Again! Great info, great post!
+Ralph Sanchico hopefully soon man! I’d love to try getting to all 50 before I turn 50
good job guys im thinking about it my self :)
I am brand new to your channel and loving it. I love all your adventures and advice.
+Katmandoo22 thank you glad you liked it
Oh. 7 years ago. I got a little excited when he said gas was $1.99
once i hit to the road for picnic i don't care how much it cost i eat my favorite food to enjoy my road trip. i never concern about gas or food.
!!!its great tips ,especially ''little kush'' 😂 thank's
+Osnat bu ב everyone needs a little kush
I think the misleading fact here is that it was $350 AFTER purchasing the stove, etc. I’m sure there were costs associated with the trip that were not mentioned.
That was an instant irritation for me! Let’s just ignore the $50-$100 burner setup, $40+ pan, $20 spork x3........ $350 if you already own backpacking equipment! (Which I do, so I know.)
00:03 how did you film this ?
It feels like forever ago that gas was that low. $1.99 a gallon? Jeez, it just hit $5 in most places.
Once this civid ends imma take this chance thank you so much for this video
Im trying to figure out how wed save. I too like to try new and local places but if i ordered to go and say took it to a local park....i dont think it would be any cgeaper than going to the grocery for me personally. And it would be harder to find food that would keep and could easily be cooked on the road as I'm picky.
But i really need help making my budget trips even more budget friendly
Dreaming about finding gas for 1.99 rn, one station I drove by recently was 5.02 for regular
Any online road trip groups, message boards out there ??
An adventure to tell your grandchildren when this time comes, be proud,
You could pan handle for restaurant money.
yeah that's what low life bums and assholes do, so yeah, your idea describes who you are.
Gas is now over $4 per gallon, this is an old video
i saw the vegan patty ((: yeye yall nerds tho.. bravo(:
what camera did you use?
Would be nice if had showed some of the beautiful views along with tips.
I feel like you the type of guy to smoke joints and bongs
Made me so happy to see you guys eating Morningstar burgers!! Thanks for posting this. I really wanna travel across the states and this will definitely help save money when the time comes
And I’m staying at home....love my house....😀😀😀
can a car be rented for that distance?
Yes. A car can be rented for any distance.
Me and some friends did a week long Minnesota to Colorado trip with a hotel night and a few eat out meals for $400. Doing it like this is is super fun.
But we tent camped most of the way
+Logan Payne bless your souls 😁😍😊😊😊😊
did you guys have to utilize a camp ground or were you able to go on property without any incidents?
where did u get the seat covers??? pls
Did you go there and back with car?
Hopefully we can pull this off
great tips! that gas tho! eeek!
Ye ye yea crazy stuff out here in mericaland
My senior trip has been cancelled because of Corona so my friend and I will be road tripping from North Carolina to San Diego
@@fkjbjfjkbsiuvbri Oh I'm still in school rn. I'll be doing this next summer
How many MPG does your car get?
bout 29 city 32 highway
That's not an omlet..lol. but great vid!
Did you include the other costs of driving like wear and tear, maintenance, and chance of getting in an accident? People tend to forget about those in the cost of driving.
+doug b ummm no we did not but we honestly only needed an oil change which I paid out my own pocket alone everything else was fine
I would imagine common sense would dictate that you would see to it that your transportation is up to par! unforseen things can happen, but those are pretty much out of your control. Maintenance is not!