what's the furthest you've driven?

Not getting on a 737 Max any time soon that's about it.

New York to California. Coast to coast

Also have done multiple stints from New Mexico to New York as well. I typically drive 9-12 hours and then stop to sleep at a hotel at night.

I vowed I would never fly again a couple years ago after a flight with bad turbulence. Every time I tell someone that they look at me like I’m a pussy but I don’t give a single fuk.

I’d be Amtrak crew if it were possible to ride it anywhere except the Northeast. If Biden was going to do anything good I thought passenger rail would be it, yet he’s failed on that too. Sad!



I’d rather drive srs. No smelly fat people sitting next to you. No TSA. No waiting around idle for takeoff. You have full control in the car. I like to listen to my music on full blast and just cruise. Plus 8 hours isn’t so bad if you take a few breaks in between. Maybe stop at a cool restaurant in a city between your destinations.

Multi-day drives are fkin terrible though. My body is always sore after despite doing nothing lol.

But train travel is the absolute GOAT. It’s all the convenience of flying with none of the bullchit. You just hop on, sit down wherever you want or walk around the dining cars and you’re on your way. It’s criminal that we don’t have high speed rail in the U.S.

Stopped flying years ago srs

bc ur broke lol

I cant stand the service anymore. The stewardists are all rude fat and ugly. Or gay men.

I hate flying also.
-Getting to the airport 2-3 hours early to get through security
-TSA yelling at everyone as you try to get everything out and your shoes off
-Waiting at some chitty terminal for your plane, then it's delayed
-Now you're stuck next to some land whale or crying baby on the plane
-Flight attendants can't be bothered, all they do is pass out drinks and snacks
-Deal with turbulence, pray it lands without incident
-Wait for 30 more mins for your bags
-Wait for 30 more mins to get a rental car

No thanks jeff

I was just thinking about NY to SF and that's a 43 hour drive. what's your purpose behind a trip like that? work or vacation?

I did Dallas to NYC last year - that was a two day trip. It wasn't that bad because I enjoy driving after hardly ever driving anymore due to WFH, but I can't imagine doing a 4 day driving trip. That's insane.

Aren't you concerned about putting a ton of mileage on your car with trips that long?

yea. there is literally 0 downside to just driving, except traffic or bad weather conditions which is generally pretty rare.

traffic rare? whens the last time you drove long distance? you're guaranteed to hit traffic now because people are horrible drivers and the roads are congested.