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20 Thoughts You Have While On A Road Trip

Because sitting in a car for hours on end is the best way to spend your time.

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20 Thoughts You Have While On A Road Trip
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This year, for Spring Break, a friend and I decided to travel to the Big Easy for a week. Since we are broke college students, we made the decision to drive down instead of fly. We knew that that trip down and then back was going to be a long one since we go to school in northern Pennsylvania, but we were committed to driving so we sucked it up and just went for it.

I've been on long car trips before, but they were few and far between. Honestly, I had no expectation for what the drive was going to be like.

1. "OK, gotta plug in the address."

2. "Thank God for GPS..."

3. "Did I remember everything?" and "Let's hope so..."

4. "This playlist I made is everything."

5. "This playlist I made is wayyyy too short."

6. "Crap. I think I forgot my hairbrush."

7. "Man, we're making great time!"

8. "Could this traffic be any worse??"

9. *Sees Hawaii license plate* "How tho...?"

10. "Shit, I forgot the Dramamine..."

11. "I think I'm hungry."

12. "Or am I bored?"

13. "Nope...hungry."


14. "...but I'm definitely bored."

15. "Are we there yet?"

16. "What do you mean its only been two hours! It feels like 10."

17. "I'm going insane."

18. "This isn't too bad."


19. "I'm never getting in a car again."

20. "Do you think I could be one of those van-lifers...?"

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