More Free/Cheap Downtown LA Recommendations: Grand Park: it's free, it's beautiful, it has a fountain you can walk in. Need I say more? Upstairs at the Ace Hotel: It's a gorgeous rooftop pool and bar with incredible views of the skyline (and beautiful people). A can of the house beer only costs $4. Water Court: You guys walked through it toward the beginning of this video. They have a free outdoor summer concert and film screening series.
I used to work right across the Disney concert hall and lived like only 3 blocks away. I used to walk 5 or 6 blocks to get the bus to go back home just so I could walk around that plaza you guys showed and also used to go to the library. It is also free! This video brought back so many memories. You guys definitely did what I used to do. It's not so hard to be on a budget in DTLA
Griffith Observatory is the best free thing in LA! No lines and DAT VIEW. Also Porto's Bakery is super delish and reasonable priced. Get that guava and cheese pastry...y'all will thank me later!
sayjai bao ooopsies! ;) oh I guess me and my friends parked at the bottom and we didn't pay, but yes we did have to hike all the way up. Worth it though!
I'm so ashamed of myself. I'm an LA native and I've never been to Grand Central Market. I'm definitely checking that place out the next time I'm in town!
Last time I went to LA I stayed in Downtown LA and although it was beautiful. I was HELLA bored most of the time. I always traveled out of downtown for a good time. Wish I had this vid back when.
i really love how flexible you guys are with money spending & saving in general. As well as being manageable to travel & still have fun, proving the excuse that "you need to be extremely rich to travel" wrong.
Yes exactly what I needed! The city I go to school in sometimes has free peddle beer cart rides. It's BYOB and you peddle around with friends to different bars. You get a workout while spending less at the pubs since you're already sucking down the wine/beer you got for half the price at the store.
Was just about to tell you guys about Watercourt when all of a sudden you were there haha! The park that you guys got a quick shot of at 2:54 is where 500 Days of Summer was filmed! Sadly it's all fenced off, but it smells kinda funky there, so I guess getting a glimpse of it is good enough. GCM is great and so cute!! Get the PAPUSAS! I dream of running into you guys around LA one day!!
Other fun places to visit for free in downtown LA are the Bradbury building, the downtown public library, take a walk through the Biltmore hotel, and visit city hall, where you can take the elevator to the top for the most gorgeous view.
In downtown, there is the Bradbury building that is always a setting for movies and series especially 80's movies, and it's also free and beautiful inside!!
I adore all the places you went! The Last Bookstore is one of my favorites! The CA Science Center is an amazing free place to go! It's free too! Free days at the Natural History Museum are also great.
yaaas.... and skip paying for parking and instead visiting those museums via the Expo Line (soon Santa Monica and DTLA will be connected by the train).
They have $1 bacon donuts in little Tokyo $1.50 mochi ice cream (a couple of blocks away from the last book store). Also the Daiso there is pretty cool. And the arts district is great place to get FREE pics of yourself on your phone. And every 2nd Thursday of the month there is a DTLA art walk. :)
- the bradbury building - city hall, you get a cool view of the city from the top - moca (all locations) is free on thursday's after 5pm - art galleries in chinatown, the arts district - the public library. plus, they have cool exhibits and ceiling envy! - ride the elevators at the bonaventure hotel -union station/placita olvera (old school l.a. / roots of los angeles) p.s. why can't ya'll be my friend, love your show!
When you carry money, you aren't carrying something that represents gold anyway. We don't run on a gold standard anymore. :) Best free/cheap things I like to do in L.A. are going to the beach, hang out and people watch in Hollywood, go to tapings and things like that. In my town of Huntington Beach though, Tuesdays and Saturdays there are market things around Main St. and the PCH where you can get street food, see local artists, hear some music, check out the beach, ride your bike, all kinds of things.
Have you guys been to the Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Nuart Theatre in LA?? It's seriously one of my favorite things to do in LA and it's so great because that movie is the longest running-midnight movie of all time (they show it every Saturday night at midnight). Like seriously, my mom who is 57 years old went to the show all the time when she was 18 and has some amazing memories from it. It's a really hard concept to explain going to the show because you really really have to experience it yourself but I'm telling you it's soo much fun and completely crazy. The tickets are only $10.50 which is a little bit but not too bad and understandable because it's really expensive to keep the show running there at the theatre. Like nobody who works there gets payed, they all just do it because they love it. I would seriously recommend going there and experiencing the craziness that it is yourself.
I live in Saint Louis, MO and cheap things are sitting in gateway mall which is an outdoor plaza, going to the zoo which is free, grabbing a bite to eat in Forest Park cafe, and then taking yo behind home after that. lol I love you two!!!
20 seconds into the video and I am laughing like crazy remembering the "shaky" video and being all like "damn!!! I don't care if it shakes as long as they keep uploading amazing info!!". But I had to stop the video to prepare myself to watch it slowly... As I said before I met you guys like last Saturday - and by met I mean I found about this channel and HAVEN'T been able to leave it ever since! :) I can proudly say I have watched ALL THE VIDEOS, even the ones in french to which I really needed the CC translation to and loved EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM! Today I told my students about the one where you guys try the box with food from Paris (saying it like this sounds like a Friends episode, doesn't it?) and they asked to watch it, so I'll show them the video tomorrow IN CLASS! (forgot to say I'm an English teacher) Sorry for the long-ass comment, I'll go back to watching the video and as usual: BEIJOS do Rio :*
"I'm big A$$" hahahaha laughing real really out loud. So you had launch, bought a coffee and a book, all this for $7, okaaaaay! I would buy the coffee after the book, so I can enjoy that reading with some lil caffeine on my boooody!
I love that place! I used to go there all the time with my parents whenever we go to the fashion district. Which if you haven't heard of it you guys should check it out! We call them los callejones
Aaaaaaah your homemade videos are so much more fun to watch than the dare to travel ones!!! When I'm in Ghent (Belgium) we always hang out on the "Graslei", by the water. You could compare it to the Seine in Paris lol
aaaawwww I lived at the EVO Lofts next to the staples center before I moved to NYC last year... miss the bookstore and the grand central market we used to get always burritos from there and the G&b coffe shop is the bomb:)
In Baltimore there's this place called the Book Thing and it's filled with a ton of books and they're all completely free and you can take as many as you want!!!
cheap/ free thing to do in Chicago.... take the blue line from downtown Chicago to Damen and explore Wicker Park ! A hipster northside neighbor full of great food, culture cute shops and art !..... the train ride is under $5 and the exploring is free !
Great place to go for clothes in DTLA is the fashion district. Don't let the bougie exterior fool you, the finds there can be remarkable. Another great place is the FIDM scholarship store, they have things for as low as 0.25 cents! they have fabric, clothes form past seasons and conceptual stuff.
In Temecula picnics in the park or visiting historical old town are some cheaper things to do :) But I definitely need to hit up Grand Central Market next time I'm in LA!!
I LOVE YOU GUYS YOU GUYS ARE THE EXACT THING ME AND MY BEST FRIEND WANT TO DO IN LIFE. I'm hella excited to have found this channel... me and my bestfriend want to explore the world and also have an apartment together in NYC or Chicago or Santa Montica. Thanks for posting, I now have to watch every single video you guys ever made, so brb.
Yooo I had that book growing up and read the hell out of it I was psyched when you guys pulled it out haha. Nice video by the way! Love the back and forth style that you guys share. Keep it up :)
2nd week of only watching yo' videos. I love you guys. Thanks to your tips on skyscanner, may have to do an impromptu visit before our big Paris trip. Also, gunna try couchsurfing for the 1st time in Colorado. You guys are seriously--THE BEST.
where I live in jacksonville one cheap thing to do is go to Chamblin Bookmine and you can trade in books you already own for credit to get more books so in some cases it is free but they also have cheap books you can just buy and a free place to go and have fun is the Jax beach cause there is cheap parking and you can even get away with no fee parking depending where you park and you can also go to Riverwalk and see the Riverside Arts Market (free) but it is only active from March to December on Saturdays from 10AM to 4PM. Those are the only things i know of but if you wanna window shop and have fun that way there are a lot of places to go.
My town (Leiden, the Netherlands) actually has a book giveaway store upon three afternoons a week (Thursday, Friday, Saturday). Still can't believe that one! Better selection than some book stores too :-) But no dollar lattes anywhere, for sure!
Damon and Jo: Before I start, I just want to say that I love you guys. I have so much admiration for what you do and who you are. You have an air of uniqueness and confidence that cannot be found in many individuals these days. That being said, I'm planning on traveling this summer, after graduating high school. I would love to go to Europe, and experience the culture and beauty of at least a few countries. I have minimal skill in Spanish, but no other language besides English. Also close to 3k. SO: Where should I go? Where has the best food and drink? Easiest places to travel with minimal language skill? Any sort of advice helps.. thanks! Unity Drain Ps, so pumped that you guys finally came to Portland, Oregon. Way to represent my hometown!
If yall ever get the chance on chicago you can go to the Hancock Center the bar on the 95th floor gives you a great view of the city (similar to going to the Willis tower) or you can go to the Promontory Point (breathtaking view). Hit up the Lincoln Park Zoo for free all year round. Millennium Park usually host free events (plays, concerts, etc.)
A free thing to do in my city (at least in the winter time) is outdoor skating! There'a 3 different outdoor rinks and you can even rent skates there if you don't have any (I think it's like $10 or something). My best friend and I went at night and it was so much fun! We had the whole thing to ourselves
I guess your video highlights one of the pluses of LA compared to NY. Things may be spread out but there are cool pockets that offer their own interesting experiences (and in this case, mixture of food) without massive crowds and noise (though the cheaper food court was busier). Like that first spot would be packed in NY and would look a lot dirtier. Also, comparing the Last Bookstore to Strand in NY, there is actually plenty of space to walk, Strand is just an endless sea of people and you're stressed out when you should be feeling relaxed since it's a bookstore.
À Québec, dans le quartier Saint-Roch, il y a des jardins publics cachés entre 2 rangées de maisons, et peu de gens le savent ;) Also, you can just walk the historic center of the town and see houses and castles built 250 years ago. It's FREE and it keeps you HEALTHY ;)
In Atlanta you can go to the Atlanta zoo free. You just have the check out the zoo book from the library and when you return it you get 4 free passes!!!
I missed these old Damon and Jo Videos. I love them so much better than the Dare to Travel ones. I don't even care if they're shaky.
Same here!!
I actually love the dare to travel videos. As long as Damon and Jo are in the videos, I'm happy.
I love these ones too! Theyre more real and unacripted
Same!
+Fred-X I was just going to comment this. These are just more genuine
More Free/Cheap Downtown LA Recommendations:
Grand Park: it's free, it's beautiful, it has a fountain you can walk in. Need I say more?
Upstairs at the Ace Hotel: It's a gorgeous rooftop pool and bar with incredible views of the skyline (and beautiful people). A can of the house beer only costs $4.
Water Court: You guys walked through it toward the beginning of this video. They have a free outdoor summer concert and film screening series.
Yay, new video! The att&t series is great and all, and I think you two totally deserve sponsors, but THESE are the videos that I truly LOVE.
YES! I love these kinda videos
2:09 that "next" though Damon dangggg hahaha you guys are hilarious! Never stop saying "NEXT" lolol
Can you guys do a like a tutorial on how to explore a city. Teach us how to be cost efficient and save time. Show us how you found these cool places.
DON'T EVER CHANGE YOU TWO
i know Im kinda off topic but does anyone know a good site to watch new series online?
I used to work right across the Disney concert hall and lived like only 3 blocks away. I used to walk 5 or 6 blocks to get the bus to go back home just so I could walk around that plaza you guys showed and also used to go to the library. It is also free! This video brought back so many memories. You guys definitely did what I used to do. It's not so hard to be on a budget in DTLA
We love Grand Central Market!!! Need to try those Tacos next time we head to LA!! Awesome video as always guys :)
Griffith Observatory is the best free thing in LA! No lines and DAT VIEW. Also Porto's Bakery is super delish and reasonable priced. Get that guava and cheese pastry...y'all will thank me later!
Griffith for sure,always bring out of towers there but the Last Book store is worth the trip👌
thanks for leaking out the secret...lol..parking's not free though, I'd opt to hike up on one of the trails.
sayjai bao ooopsies! ;) oh I guess me and my friends parked at the bottom and we didn't pay, but yes we did have to hike all the way up. Worth it though!
+Liora O oh heck yes, the trails around Griffith Park are especially nice..all that nature in the middle of the city. gotta love it! ;-)
+Liora O oh heck yes, the trails around Griffith Park are especially nice..all that nature in the middle of the city. gotta love it! ;-)
The expressions when Damon got Jo's hair tangled on his hand are priceless!!!!! I'M DYING LOL
I missed these personal, you two alone videos, I feel like you guys can be even more crazy with these videos!
I recently went to all of these places on a day trip to LA last month! I smiled so hard seeing all of them again because they really are all gems!!
I'm so ashamed of myself. I'm an LA native and I've never been to Grand Central Market. I'm definitely checking that place out the next time I'm in town!
I love these videos so much more than the Dare To Travel ones. These feel authentic.
I was so lowkey crying at 4:07. Also, shout out to Jo bringing back the "mind-banger"!
Last time I went to LA I stayed in Downtown LA and although it was beautiful. I was HELLA bored most of the time. I always traveled out of downtown for a good time. Wish I had this vid back when.
i really love how flexible you guys are with money spending & saving in general. As well as being manageable to travel & still have fun, proving the excuse that "you need to be extremely rich to travel" wrong.
Yes exactly what I needed! The city I go to school in sometimes has free peddle beer cart rides. It's BYOB and you peddle around with friends to different bars. You get a workout while spending less at the pubs since you're already sucking down the wine/beer you got for half the price at the store.
Was just about to tell you guys about Watercourt when all of a sudden you were there haha! The park that you guys got a quick shot of at 2:54 is where 500 Days of Summer was filmed! Sadly it's all fenced off, but it smells kinda funky there, so I guess getting a glimpse of it is good enough. GCM is great and so cute!! Get the PAPUSAS! I dream of running into you guys around LA one day!!
PS Another cheap (FREE and it's fo me) thing in LA is UCB Sunset on Sundays, when the improv show ASSSSCATS is put on! go watch; super funny!
Jo your dollar book got so deep, you took us deep down the rabbit hole.
Other fun places to visit for free in downtown LA are the Bradbury building, the downtown public library, take a walk through the Biltmore hotel, and visit city hall, where you can take the elevator to the top for the most gorgeous view.
yes, many visitors to the city do not know about the observation deck at City Hall.
You both have such amazing skin
YOU GUYS OWN MY HEART AND SOUL
that little musiq soulchild moment at 1:53 🙏
In downtown, there is the Bradbury building that is always a setting for movies and series especially 80's movies, and it's also free and beautiful inside!!
This is perfect. I'm going to Downtown LA for KCON and was looking for things to do outside of the convention. Great, thanks...
You guys have the best personalities ever!
I adore all the places you went! The Last Bookstore is one of my favorites! The CA Science Center is an amazing free place to go! It's free too! Free days at the Natural History Museum are also great.
yaaas.... and skip paying for parking and instead visiting those museums via the Expo Line (soon Santa Monica and DTLA will be connected by the train).
I VISITED LA LAST OCTOBER AND WE WENT TO THE LAST BOOKSTORE, ITS INCREDIBLE!
You should go to ArtWalk Downtown. It's the 2nd Thursday of every month. Lots of fun and lots of people. Big party. Spring and 7th Street.
They have $1 bacon donuts in little Tokyo $1.50 mochi ice cream (a couple of blocks away from the last book store). Also the Daiso there is pretty cool. And the arts district is great place to get FREE pics of yourself on your phone. And every 2nd Thursday of the month there is a DTLA art walk. :)
- the bradbury building
- city hall, you get a cool view of the city from the top
- moca (all locations) is free on thursday's after 5pm
- art galleries in chinatown, the arts district
- the public library. plus, they have cool exhibits and ceiling envy!
- ride the elevators at the bonaventure hotel
-union station/placita olvera (old school l.a. / roots of los angeles)
p.s. why can't ya'll be my friend, love your show!
When you carry money, you aren't carrying something that represents gold anyway. We don't run on a gold standard anymore. :)
Best free/cheap things I like to do in L.A. are going to the beach, hang out and people watch in Hollywood, go to tapings and things like that. In my town of Huntington Beach though, Tuesdays and Saturdays there are market things around Main St. and the PCH where you can get street food, see local artists, hear some music, check out the beach, ride your bike, all kinds of things.
Have you guys been to the Rocky Horror Picture Show at the Nuart Theatre in LA?? It's seriously one of my favorite things to do in LA and it's so great because that movie is the longest running-midnight movie of all time (they show it every Saturday night at midnight). Like seriously, my mom who is 57 years old went to the show all the time when she was 18 and has some amazing memories from it. It's a really hard concept to explain going to the show because you really really have to experience it yourself but I'm telling you it's soo much fun and completely crazy. The tickets are only $10.50 which is a little bit but not too bad and understandable because it's really expensive to keep the show running there at the theatre. Like nobody who works there gets payed, they all just do it because they love it. I would seriously recommend going there and experiencing the craziness that it is yourself.
When Damon sat on his sunglasses I died a little . 😭
love the grand central market. the cold pressed juices at the entrance is da bomb :)
I live in Saint Louis, MO and cheap things are sitting in gateway mall which is an outdoor plaza, going to the zoo which is free, grabbing a bite to eat in Forest Park cafe, and then taking yo behind home after that. lol
I love you two!!!
the quality/editing in this video was soooo good, keep it up guys!!
Griffith observatory is so cool and I'm nearly positive it's free entry!
That book shop is my heaven
Go to the water and power museum during sunset. Incredible view! And also check out the fashion district
20 seconds into the video and I am laughing like crazy remembering the "shaky" video and being all like "damn!!! I don't care if it shakes as long as they keep uploading amazing info!!". But I had to stop the video to prepare myself to watch it slowly... As I said before I met you guys like last Saturday - and by met I mean I found about this channel and HAVEN'T been able to leave it ever since! :) I can proudly say I have watched ALL THE VIDEOS, even the ones in french to which I really needed the CC translation to and loved EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM! Today I told my students about the one where you guys try the box with food from Paris (saying it like this sounds like a Friends episode, doesn't it?) and they asked to watch it, so I'll show them the video tomorrow IN CLASS! (forgot to say I'm an English teacher)
Sorry for the long-ass comment, I'll go back to watching the video and as usual: BEIJOS do Rio :*
The museum of Civilisation in gatineau (beside Ottawa) is free after 5pm on Thursdays 😃
I am so jealous of LA weather. It's already spring and I have to deal with bipolar NY weather.
Those water courts looked beautiful. Love the concept of this vid... Keepin' it real
The book store!! I will make it my mission to go their. I mean I don't live far from downtown La,so...
You guys honestly make me want to travel!!:)❤
"I'm big A$$" hahahaha laughing real really out loud.
So you had launch, bought a coffee and a book, all this for $7, okaaaaay!
I would buy the coffee after the book, so I can enjoy that reading with some lil caffeine on my boooody!
In my city, you can get coffee at a fast food place from 10-11:00am for ten cents!! Not the best, but THE BEST for that price.
I love that place! I used to go there all the time with my parents whenever we go to the fashion district. Which if you haven't heard of it you guys should check it out! We call them los callejones
A "Dare to Travel" ad played on a completely unrelated video I clicked on, but, surprise,! one WHOLE episode of yours WAS the ad hahaha! I watched it.
Aaaaaaah your homemade videos are so much more fun to watch than the dare to travel ones!!! When I'm in Ghent (Belgium) we always hang out on the "Graslei", by the water. You could compare it to the Seine in Paris lol
aaaawwww I lived at the EVO Lofts next to the staples center before I moved to NYC last year... miss the bookstore and the grand central market we used to get always burritos from there and the G&b coffe shop is the bomb:)
Literally perfect timing for my LA trip !
I missed these classic videos! Love you guys!!
In Baltimore there's this place called the Book Thing and it's filled with a ton of books and they're all completely free and you can take as many as you want!!!
I thought I couldn't love you both anymore than I already do but then you guys hit me with some musiq soulchild 😍😍.
Traveling on a dime, now thats what I'm talking about!!!! Great video as always guys :)))
On my trip to L.A in March I actually went to the bookstore after your blogpost Damon! Thank you (:
Y'all got a thing about breaking sunglasses, with Jo stepping on them in France as well
4:08 when Jo's a bit sassy with Damon...
cheap/ free thing to do in Chicago.... take the blue line from downtown Chicago to Damen and explore Wicker Park ! A hipster northside neighbor full of great food, culture cute shops and art !..... the train ride is under $5 and the exploring is free !
aaaahhh! you guys are up to 200,000! I am so proud of u omg I love this channel go u
I LOVE THESE VIDEOS!! happy for you with the AT&T series but damn these are we're it's at
Great place to go for clothes in DTLA is the fashion district. Don't let the bougie exterior fool you, the finds there can be remarkable. Another great place is the FIDM scholarship store, they have things for as low as 0.25 cents! they have fabric, clothes form past seasons and conceptual stuff.
In Temecula picnics in the park or visiting historical old town are some cheaper things to do :) But I definitely need to hit up Grand Central Market next time I'm in LA!!
OH BY THE WAY thanks to you I'm going to Amsterdam with my best friend this summer for soooo cheap! keep rocking
im going to la this summer for the 1st time! thx for the tips!
I LOVE YOU GUYS YOU GUYS ARE THE EXACT THING ME AND MY BEST FRIEND WANT TO DO IN LIFE. I'm hella excited to have found this channel... me and my bestfriend want to explore the world and also have an apartment together in NYC or Chicago or Santa Montica. Thanks for posting, I now have to watch every single video you guys ever made, so brb.
Yooo I had that book growing up and read the hell out of it I was psyched when you guys pulled it out haha. Nice video by the way! Love the back and forth style that you guys share. Keep it up :)
2nd week of only watching yo' videos. I love you guys. Thanks to your tips on skyscanner, may have to do an impromptu visit before our big Paris trip. Also, gunna try couchsurfing for the 1st time in Colorado. You guys are seriously--THE BEST.
where I live in jacksonville one cheap thing to do is go to Chamblin Bookmine and you can trade in books you already own for credit to get more books so in some cases it is free but they also have cheap books you can just buy and a free place to go and have fun is the Jax beach cause there is cheap parking and you can even get away with no fee parking depending where you park and you can also go to Riverwalk and see the Riverside Arts Market (free) but it is only active from March to December on Saturdays from 10AM to 4PM. Those are the only things i know of but if you wanna window shop and have fun that way there are a lot of places to go.
the urban lights at LACMA are cool if you want a nice Instagram pic and it's free! but the actual museum isn't lol
Agreed!
skip LACMA, go to The Broad Museu..it's truly FREE
My town (Leiden, the Netherlands) actually has a book giveaway store upon three afternoons a week (Thursday, Friday, Saturday). Still can't believe that one! Better selection than some book stores too :-) But no dollar lattes anywhere, for sure!
It's was fun running into guys!!!
Grand park is pretty cool. Couple blocks north form the broad.
You two be amazing and killing the game !
I'm dying at 4:54 Jo's face 😭 was the $1 coffee that bad? I remember studying abroad and drinking one cappuccinos from vending machines.
grand central market is one of my fav places in downtown LA
I think I'm addicted to their videos 😱😱😱😱😱 I've been binge watching
+Albert Nessia I know this feeling haha!
Damon and Jo:
Before I start, I just want to say that I love you guys. I have so much admiration for what you do and who you are. You have an air of uniqueness and confidence that cannot be found in many individuals these days.
That being said, I'm planning on traveling this summer, after graduating high school. I would love to go to Europe, and experience the culture and beauty of at least a few countries. I have minimal skill in Spanish, but no other language besides English. Also close to 3k.
SO: Where should I go? Where has the best food and drink? Easiest places to travel with minimal language skill?
Any sort of advice helps.. thanks!
Unity Drain
Ps, so pumped that you guys finally came to Portland, Oregon. Way to represent my hometown!
I love the scenery, and your hair Jo!
Man, I am so happy for you guy's friendship, but I am also so stinkin' jealous at the same time. I love you guys though.
If yall ever get the chance on chicago you can go to the Hancock Center the bar on the 95th floor gives you a great view of the city (similar to going to the Willis tower) or you can go to the Promontory Point (breathtaking view). Hit up the Lincoln Park Zoo for free all year round. Millennium Park usually host free events (plays, concerts, etc.)
when Damon and jo post a video 💞 when it's in English 💞💕💘💕💞
+dakoduh YASSSS
I love you guys, y'all are too cute. Get rich... (looks at each other) Or die trying! 😂
5:34 so sweet.
I want to go to a bookstore like that. It looks so unique!
A free thing to do in my city (at least in the winter time) is outdoor skating! There'a 3 different outdoor rinks and you can even rent skates there if you don't have any (I think it's like $10 or something). My best friend and I went at night and it was so much fun! We had the whole thing to ourselves
"gotta do it somehow, ain't gonna be carrying my gold everywhere" LOOLL
i like how these two are always broke. i find it very relatable
I guess your video highlights one of the pluses of LA compared to NY. Things may be spread out but there are cool pockets that offer their own interesting experiences (and in this case, mixture of food) without massive crowds and noise (though the cheaper food court was busier). Like that first spot would be packed in NY and would look a lot dirtier. Also, comparing the Last Bookstore to Strand in NY, there is actually plenty of space to walk, Strand is just an endless sea of people and you're stressed out when you should be feeling relaxed since it's a bookstore.
if you come to London, go to brick lane (market) in the east end and go to the beigel shop... beigels (not bagels) cost £0.25
À Québec, dans le quartier Saint-Roch, il y a des jardins publics cachés entre 2 rangées de maisons, et peu de gens le savent ;) Also, you can just walk the historic center of the town and see houses and castles built 250 years ago. It's FREE and it keeps you HEALTHY ;)
you guys should travel more around the whole of California! Love the videos. xo
In Atlanta you can go to the Atlanta zoo free. You just have the check out the zoo book from the library and when you return it you get 4 free passes!!!
Those legit are my favorite tacos, I always go there just to eat at that place
Y'all are living the dream! Next time I'm in LA for vidcon I'm 100% going to get that taco platter!
I get so much inspiration from you guys and I learn so much! I love your videos!!❤❤🙌
OMG I'm laughing so hard @ their faces in 4:08.
This was great! I'm going to LA next month so I will be getting that taco platter for sure !
This was great! I'm going to LA next month so I will be getting that taco platter for sure l!
I was just in downtown LA and you guys did almost the exact same things I did!