My family and I had made a point to do road trips whenever possible. Sometimes flying to starting points, sometimes just leaving from home. Hack for long term savings is to rent from places with unlimited miles rather than using your own car. The cost of wear and tear is somewhere around $0.25 (conservative estimate these days). A trip from NY to Pacific Ocean is about 3000 miles each way. A two week rental of minivan is about $1500 from nyc airport. That’s the 6000 miles alone, plus you know if something goes wrong the rental car company needs to swap you out and deal with the repairs. Newer vehicle will also probably improve your MPG saving a little more money. Been to all 48 continental states and everything but the prairie provinces. Also road-tripped across 9 countries in Europe. Drive the alps but be sure to get the highway toll sticker when entering Switzerland at first gas station possible. Roadtrips are the best way to appreciate the world. Research before you go so you can enjoy the journey when you get there and avoid potential issues.
We had something happen on a road trip. Husband noticed we were getting low on gas. Went by a couple of exits, then hubby took the next exit, as it had a gas sign just before the exit. Went to bottom of exit and there was the gas station. Closed and boarded up. So, we reenter the ramp to get back on the highway. To our horror, there was a major pile up.... people were just getting out of their cars. If we hadn't taken that exit.... we would probably been involved.
Everything is synchronicity. There are no accidents or coincidences in life - everything is synchronicity - because everything has a frequency. It's simply the physics of life and the universe in action. Just my thought...
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Have you had any strange experiences with synchonicity? Would love to hear about it!!
This video gave me goosebumps the whole way through. Like you, I 100% believe in synchronicity. Glad you got your tire/wheel fixed in time!
Ya it was pretty crazy. Could have led to disaster!
My family and I had made a point to do road trips whenever possible. Sometimes flying to starting points, sometimes just leaving from home.
Hack for long term savings is to rent from places with unlimited miles rather than using your own car.
The cost of wear and tear is somewhere around $0.25 (conservative estimate these days).
A trip from NY to Pacific Ocean is about 3000 miles each way.
A two week rental of minivan is about $1500 from nyc airport. That’s the 6000 miles alone, plus you know if something goes wrong the rental car company needs to swap you out and deal with the repairs. Newer vehicle will also probably improve your MPG saving a little more money.
Been to all 48 continental states and everything but the prairie provinces. Also road-tripped across 9 countries in Europe. Drive the alps but be sure to get the highway toll sticker when entering Switzerland at first gas station possible. Roadtrips are the best way to appreciate the world. Research before you go so you can enjoy the journey when you get there and avoid potential issues.
Great video Jordan, all of it
Thanks Ron!
WOW, lots to think about here, I don't believe it's a coincidence at all and I'm glad you're safe!
Close call!
We had something happen on a road trip. Husband noticed we were getting low on gas. Went by a couple of exits, then hubby took the next exit, as it had a gas sign just before the exit. Went to bottom of exit and there was the gas station. Closed and boarded up. So, we reenter the ramp to get back on the highway. To our horror, there was a major pile up.... people were just getting out of their cars. If we hadn't taken that exit.... we would probably been involved.
oh wow!
Everything is synchronicity.
There are no accidents or coincidences in life -
everything is synchronicity -
because everything has a frequency.
It's simply the physics of life and the universe in action.
Just my thought...
I agree fully :)