Should You Travel ALONE? ✈️
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Thanks for posting the full link lol
Too long. Keep giving us clips.
"You don't need money"
Dang I didn't know there were free plane tickets
Just swim across the ocean bro. It’s free
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Yeah, he has a very privileged worldview. I have also traveled a lot, but it did cost some money, and more specifically, it requires you to afford not working
Context, you need to watch the rest of the podcast. Atleast the part where he extensively goes into this.
And as someone who AGREES with Mike, its pretty danm easy to travel for the type of person he is talking about, young and untethered. This changes when you have families, people that depend on you, etc. If you are young and do not NEED to be in one place, go find one of the endless remote jobs out there and as long as you stick cheap travel, you'll be fine. You can live in Pakistan,India,Indonesia, Turkey, Bosnia, Egypt, (you get the point) on $1000 a month or less.
One way plane tickets to Europe/Middle East/North Africa can be found as low as $200 from a major US city. And from there you have low cost carriers, buses, trains, etc.
The one major thing Mike talks about that is a real, something that we have in certain countries that gives us a privilege to travel is our passport, passport privilege is real and unfortunate. But if you live in the 100ish countries that have decent to amazing passports, you can do this. It is all attainable in this day and age.
You can work for/during your passage on planes, ships, and boats... "working" your way around the world. I did it, for several decades...
“Advice is hand-me-down fears”……. Proceeds to give advice that matches his narrative 🙃
@rach3092 « you don’t need money ». Knew he was bullshitting there.
@@elimhorn3308you literally don't
Context, you need to watch the rest of the podcast. Atleast the part where he extensively goes into this.
And as someone who AGREES with Mike, its pretty danm easy to travel for the type of person he is talking about, young and untethered. This changes when you have families, people that depend on you, etc. If you are young and do not NEED to be in one place, go find one of the endless remote jobs out there and as long as you stick cheap travel, you'll be fine. You can live in Pakistan,India,Indonesia, Turkey, Bosnia, Egypt, (you get the point) on $1000 a month or less.
One way plane tickets to Europe/Middle East/North Africa can be found as low as $200 from a major US city. And from there you have low cost carriers, buses, trains, etc.
The one major thing Mike talks about that is a real, something that we have in certain countries that gives us a privilege to travel is our passport, passport privilege is real and unfortunate. But if you live in the 100ish countries that have decent to amazing passports, you can do this. It is all attainable in this day and age.
He has real experience, and you don't need money to do some of the shit he's talking about, such as volunteering to help or interning in remote places like he did... you need to watch the entire thing before you judge in ignorance
In my experience, you only need money. That’s it. Money and a passport .
What about women? Do you think its just as safe for us? Ive been wanting to start navigating outward myself, starting small with local camping...then moving further. 😊
As a woman it can be quite dangerous sadly
A few years ago a couple from America wanted to bike across the Middle East spreading love. Even the American government advised against it. They were taken hostage and murdered. Just like everyone told them they would be. Advice isn’t spreading fear most of the time it comes from real world experience. I love the fearlessandfar channel but this is itself bad advice.
I agree 100%... Traveling alone is a terrible idea. Even in groups, there are many places one should avoid while traveling. When I was a teen my father went to Peru and was kidnapped and held for ransom. He was in a group of about twenty people. About half of them managed to escape but unfortunately the other half did not.
Totally agree, these are dangerous words to the wrong kids
well that’s what happens when you have 0 common sense
ABSOLUTELY CORRECT 💯 I'M shocked and upset for what he said. So MANY factual HORRIBLE stories about traveling outside the US! HORAWD
As an American girl who traveled solo in the 80's and spent time in Lebanon and Jordan It was a tense time. A lot of people in the middle east were anti American. It's a bad idea to make yourself a target chosing to bike across the mid east.
I started in Greece. Worked and made friends along the way who were doing the same thing I was. And I made friends with tourists. You need to either be invited or know of an opportunity to teach English, work in a shop or restaurant. Absolutely don't have anything to do with drugs. Use your head and pay attention to your gut!
Then you're not a woman who has traveled alone. It's not safe and you can take your ego and put it in another room because I'm telling you folks you need to be cautious. And a woman 3 times as much because people think that they can take advantage of you.
Empowered woman or not you need to be cautious
"You don't need money, you just gotta do it" How do you buy your plane or boat ticket?
You dont have to start by traveling to Africa... a lot of people don't even leave their state. I've been poor my whole life and have traveled from the east coast to the west coast and from Mexico up to Pennsylvania. I may not travel like he does because I never have thrown myself into it but a lot of people are surprised and I've learned a lot even traveling just in the US... still hope to travel the world more eventually
"You don't need money"? So the airfares and accommodations just pay for themselves?
Nope. That’s why sometimes you have to get on your knees and make it happen 💯💯💯💯
find a way whatever the means. it's not that hard.
@@benballer617is that what you did? Lmao..
Ya it's something someone with money would say
Because with these kinds of people all of it is Daddy's money when their dropshipping shit fails
I have traveled the world and most of it is definitely unsafe to travel alone. There are many countries where you instantly become a target for predators whether you be male or female. Having formerly been involved in a life of crime (never hurt anyone though) I am all too aware of how predators operate. I never travel alone and even in groups I must be super aware at all times. There are certain places you should and shouldn't be as a tourist. Even in the city I currently reside in in Southern California, it is definitely not safe for tourists... it isn't even safe for locals.
man i do just get worried as a 5’3 110 lbs girl that i will not be safe traveling alone…
This is from a man's point of view. The fears of a woman are real dangers, that a ripped young man can dismiss as "hand me down advice" because he will never be put in those situations. Women - proceed with caution.
"...YOU DON'T NEED MONEY"?
BUT how do you finance your travels?
HOW?!
Rob a bank.
Context, you need to watch the rest of the podcast. Atleast the part where he extensively goes into this.
And as someone who AGREES with Mike, its pretty danm easy to travel for the type of person he is talking about, young and untethered. This changes when you have families, people that depend on you, etc. If you are young and do not NEED to be in one place, go find one of the endless remote jobs out there and as long as you stick cheap travel, you'll be fine. You can live in Pakistan,India,Indonesia, Turkey, Bosnia, Egypt, (you get the point) on $1000 a month or less.
One way plane tickets to Europe/Middle East/North Africa can be found as low as $200 from a major US city. And from there you have low cost carriers, buses, trains, etc.
The one major thing Mike talks about that is a real, something that we have in certain countries that gives us a privilege to travel is our passport, passport privilege is real and unfortunate. But if you live in the 100ish countries that have decent to amazing passports, you can do this. It is all attainable in this day and age.
Help cartel to pass some drugs
"You don't need money"
Said by a person who has money.
What if we live paycheck to paycheck?
I think I need money
Context, you need to watch the rest of the podcast. Atleast the part where he extensively goes into this.
And as someone who AGREES with Mike, its pretty danm easy to travel for the type of person he is talking about, young and untethered. This changes when you have families, people that depend on you, etc. If you are young and do not NEED to be in one place, go find one of the endless remote jobs out there and as long as you stick cheap travel, you'll be fine. You can live in Pakistan,India,Indonesia, Turkey, Bosnia, Egypt, (you get the point) on $1000 a month or less.
One way plane tickets to Europe/Middle East/North Africa can be found as low as $200 from a major US city. And from there you have low cost carriers, buses, trains, etc.
The one major thing Mike talks about that is a real, something that we have in certain countries that gives us a privilege to travel is our passport, passport privilege is real and unfortunate. But if you live in the 100ish countries that have decent to amazing passports, you can do this. It is all attainable in this day and age.
Ive heard lots of stories of my fathers generation (hes 62) traveling around (especially in the US) without money, camping out at night and making money by working odd jobs from town to town...
Id be curious to know if you could do rhat nowadays. I feel like it would be harder to make money as people are much more skeptical and may not trust you.
Although as someone whos lived in bad cities, but also grew up in a small town youd definitely want to stick to small towns and places where people are generally more friendly.
Id be curious to see how it would work outside of the U.S. as well.
Him: Don't take advice
Him: Take my advice, travel the 🌎 solo.
Advice from ignorance is worthless. Advice from 10 years of experience is invaluable.
Advice from ignorance is worthless. Advice from 10 years of experience is invaluable.
Chances are you won’t come back to talk about it if you followed his advice and traveled with no money.
@@lupita3689I have just didn't make it very far.
I think for a solo men it is safer than for a women.
"you don't need money, you just gotta do it!" They wouldn't let me in the plane without a ticket.🤷
I once met my dad in Spain, he was there for months and I was there for a week on vacation from work and it was the first time I've travelled alone and it was so much easier than travelling with a friend, gf, wife, kids or family member.... Ate when I wanted, didn't have to be responsible for anyone or anyone else's bags, tickets, passports etc it was so different.... Since then I've got friends and family in US and Canada, in Amsterdam, Spain and Europe and I've done it alone 10 plus times and it's my favourite way to travel, just responsible for myself.
I worked at a coach company and had a 17yr old girl come in we got to talking she tells me she's backing solo I was so amazed that was 20yrs ago I often wonder about her
People acting like only rich people can travel have never _needed_ to travel for an important reason, even us poor people can find ways to get where we need and/or want to go... and although I've limited myself to the US and Mexico, mainly because of my fears, I've traveled and lived all over the US, from West coast to East coast, from Mexico up to Pennsylvania and have been relatively broke and what would definitely be labeled as "in poverty" most of my life. You really _don't_ need money if you're willing to be uncomfortable, and you need even less in a lot of countries in the world. Also as U.S. citizens like me or Canadians like him many of us have a lot of freedom others on this planet don't have to legally travel all over the world, we should appreciate that as a very lucky gift that not everyone is as fortunate to have.
For me its the room to meet so many people, strangers that make the travel even more interesting...
Except the 5k deposit to get started
You dont always need yo go somewhere fancy, but that conveyance to get to the destination is usually pretty expensive. i want to visit Malaysia, which from where Im living isnt too far, but that plane ticket is expensive.
Idk bro I really want to go to Egypt but I figure the advice I've been given against going is to keep me alive
My man swimming from continent to continent
Respect
this is me. I'm 19 and have traveled Over 6 countries alone.
How’d you afford it?
Defo have rich parents or is in some extreme debt
@@alfredthecucumber9757spot on! The only way
Holy shit I felt this so fucking hard! Wish someone told me this when I was a teenager
I want to travel solo so bad but I’m just nervous on being completely lost and confused
I solo travel majority of the time and I prefer it and love it.
Fear can sometimes be a good thing😊
Great👍 Lessons learned and Explore
So true
Waddayamean? Some bakers fix their own cars.
great advice.
Damn straight but man who speaks the truth.will be chased from village to village Fear is Kontrol...
Okay, 1. Don't need money to travel. 2. Can travel solo as a woman without concern? Men can also get attacked going solo.
I love this guy's vids but shorts without explanation is really confusing.
I had a friend with this same mindset. Let’s just say nearly being murdered changes your perspective
How don’t you need money? Please explain how that is possible?
It still annoys the shit out of me that Americans say 'the amount of people'. The correct expression, and the rest of the world knows it is 'the number of people'. Amount is what fits in a gas tank. It is a quantity.... Sorry Mike.
Amount: a quantity of something, especially the total of a thing or things in number, size, value or extent
We're not wrong. Cope. 😂
So tru
Is the other dude the guy from Andrew Schulz’s podcast ?
Hmm I'd say solo traveling is a man thing, because if a women travels by herself she might end up missing if she doesn't research where she's going. Obviously very specific places of the world, but you just never know with the odds.
So what’s your advice then? Also, link me any way to travel freely?
No too damn dangerous now 😮 ✨👀😇🕯️
How did you travel without money
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I miss you bro
Do you used to wrestle?
Listen to my advice. Don't jump off a high rise building, you'll die. I don't have much experience with it, but I bet you'll listen to me.
He is a natural psychologist with free plane rides😅 and no money
What about for women tho
You can't go off of people's life experiences. You have to go off of your own.
No money? I dunno, i kinda like to eat
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How to contradict yourself 101
You donate money ? you mean to tell me that the plane rides are free ? Amazing
Not everyone can afford to travel, period.
Sir i make 60 bucks a week WHERE THE FUCK AM I GOING? I can barely afford to go down the street how do you not need money?
you don't need money, at least if you can swim to Africa .
I did it in the 80's and 90's as a single young female. Made amazing friendships and found a variety of employment options. Stayed in regal accomodations and places with dirt floors.
In Cyprus I sat in a cafe taking a break as employment seeking wasn't going well. I thought I'd have to go back to Greece but some people came to talk to me and wrote a note on a piece of paper and sent me to a gift store that hires English speakers. A Cypriot lady gave me a job and a tiny apartment above the store but she told me:. No thump thump, no boom boom or good bye! I took that to mean be quiet and don't bring any boys upstairs. No problem, great summer! Memories to last a lifetime!
When the tourist season is ending in one place its beginning somewhere else. Trust the process, you'll meet friends that know other people, you might get invited to stay with people in another country and work there.
I highly recommend it!
You need money to travel
This is that overly positive commentary that can get you into trouble.
Be safe, use your head.
Some cash is better than none.
I don't have anything good to say.
Great advice if you're a man, just walking around at night as a woman is dangerous, nonetheless traveling alone. I urge any woman or anyone vulnerable, please don't listen to this advice.
This man is like an actually good and decent version of andrew tate
How are they comparable? They're insanely different people with completely different outlooks and opinions
Don't need money??? You said it coast you 5Gs🤔
I was totally with him right up to the point he said 'you don't need money', that is wrong, you do need money
Lmao I won’t take mechanic advise from a baker. I’m also not going to take travel advice from a dude. You get away with shit in places women can’t.
And it's safe for a woman to do this alone? Really?
Spoken like an out of touch person with too much money
Try and be a female for one day
I get what he is saying, but generally really stupid
Taking advice from incorrect people can be an issue
You don't need money but you need a job that can take you places. Exemple truck driving will take you to 48 states.
"You don't need money." - People with money who can travel the world for 10 years
you are all literally incapable of listening to 20 seconds of a video. so sad