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👍 one one ... learn new skill sets that will build more assets. Like you are doing with this channel 💪🧠💰

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Didn’t know about the coupon codes 👍

Puting this in my saved travel playlist 👍

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Didn't know about the city partners. Very cool.👍

Nice tips thanks

Love the ending. Just binge watching a bit today. Great channel 👏 👍

7:40 👍💪 Great tip.

The dark windowless rooms are often more quiet and one can sleep sounder. If you get bumped or buy a room with a window get the north side of the ship. The south side will be extremely hot. 🔥 😮 Even with the curtains closed a/c won't be able to keep up. If you use a particular cruise line look at buying their stock. Normally it's 100 shares and up. Share holders get special perks and freebies etc. Ie. Carnival cruises stock price (at the time of writing this is: around $15.08 so for $1500+- you can get perks that after a few uses will cover the cost of the stocks. Also look to see if they offer a travel club or points program. Carnival has the VIFP club $250 discount on next cruise and points earned on every day of cruises. They have a points credit card but you'll have to see if it's worth it compared to chase's cards etc. But it normally comes with a sign up bonus of 25k+- points. You can qualify for then use then close out the card a few months later. They also might have a referral program. 😊 Ok the Moose juice just is wrong...😅😵‍💫😳

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The second half with Rakuten was a game changer. Ive heard about it but then forgot it until now. For House sitters try to build up some reviews/references with friends by watching their homes. Yes there's some cost for that. The video call option is a favorite for the home owners when narrowing down their candidates. So might with your saving hacks be very worth it to upgrade to the next level. Great premise for the channel. Btw. I like how you incorporate value with the links you provide. Have you seen Ruri Ohama's channel? Great use of storytelling and her seemless integration with the products she uses is next level.

Just found your channel from your comment on another channel. Good information. 👍 How safe is it to link all your accounts to track your spending?

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Re requested tips: Laundry in bath: Get in and stomp on yr clothes as if you're grape stomping at a vineyard. Best done SOBER so you don't slip. Be careful. Small items? Use plastic jar w/screw on lid. Costco "Mixed Nut" container or a large Mayo container are perfect. Stuff socks n' other items in it when packing to save space. Put an agitator in w /soap n' water. I use one that came w/ shaker/blender bottle. Shake container vigorously. Soak for a while if there's heavy dirt then shake again. It's like a tiny washing machine! For extra hanging space when not travelling : Install a second shower curtain pole above yr bath. Put yr laundry on hangers and hang them there. ps: Yr laundry strips are cool.

Do you have any tips or advice on how to wash your clothes while traveling? My preferred method at the moment is to use Tru Earth Laundry Detergent Strips amzn.to/4a6IAJQ

Thanks for sharing your experience.

Have you completed the challenge by taking a self-defense class? Do you have any other travel safety tips? Let me know!

I've done a 5, 11, and 14 night reposition cruise, with a 13 night Vancouver to Japan coming up. You'll get an older crowd on any longer cruise, especially reposition. There may be a few status snobs on board, and some 7 day Carnival fans don't enjoy 14 night as much (especially halfway through). They added 30 min enrichment talks to our Journey cruise, and a retro 80's day. You don't really need a window or veranda, but they do make sense in Alaska, Chile, Norway, etc. Now that we're starting to head out international, Oneworld Alliance is something I'm glad to jump into as former Delta loyalists.

I love V2go. The easiest way to find cruises, BUT nearly 100% of these can be gotten with your local travel agent - so you support your local agent. Got an 11 day for $650 pp one time.

Have you taken a repositioning cruise? Do you have any tips to share? Let us know in the comments because I would like to learn more! Thanks! Vacations To Go (www.vacationstogo.com/) has updated lists of last minute cruise deals. There are other resources like Cruise Plum you can check out as well (www.cruiseplum.com/).

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I've been travelling one bag for 20 year's now it's the only way for me. In Thailand ATM heading to Australia in a few months. Great video.

Great news! Priority Pass can be used for arriving passengers at the arrival airport. Check for lounges on the Priority Pass website or app but be mindful there might be possible restrictions. I'll be conducting additional research on how to gain access to bikini super models :)

Post it notes, just a few: covers the peep hole in hotels, acts like a lint brush, reminders for the next day on the mirror so I can sleep not worrying I’ll forget. Also a couple binder clips: pulls curtains together that last inch to keep light out makes backpack into a compression bag kind of to keep stuff distributed and not a pile at the bottom. I move 1 binder clip from the inside of my bag to the outside each time I take a cord out to “keep score” that I put all of them back in and didn’t leave one behind the bed because that was were the stupid outlet was. Learn how to fold a basket from a piece of paper, I empty my pockets into that at night to not lose things. I’m not someone who normally eats a meal replacement bar, but I keep one in my bag and have been so glad I had it when flights changed and concession stands were closed.

Bro you don’t care about about sign up bonuses?? 😭 I got 100k Chase points as a sign up bonus for the Sapphire. That’s $1200 in value.

You should use the capitol one venture x

Dont try to walk from LAX. That's s ridiculous thing to suggest. Like 3 miles with your litlle rolling thingy

What are you waiting for? GO! GO NOW!

Here is the credit card calculator I used to a justify $95 Chase Sapphire Preferred card and a $550 Chase Sapphire Reserve card: www.thepointcalculator.com/us/compare/chase-sapphire-reserve-vs-preferred This research method works for all credit cards. Here are some more credit card calculators for other travel cards including Amex, Capital One, Citi, BoA, etc.: www.thepointcalculator.com/us/credit-cards/travel The second half of the video unintentionally turned into a Priority Pass overview but I couldn't help it! The value I've received from the Priority Pass is immense, plus it makes travel days infinitely more enjoyable and fun for me. UPDATE: Beginning July 1, 2024, Chase Sapphire Reserve Credit Card cardmembers will no longer have access to restaurants, cafes and markets participating in Priority Pass Select. BOO! Access to Priority Pass Select's network of lounges and other select airport experiences is not impacted by this update. I plan on stickling with the Reserve despite this unfortunate development. If you are interested in the Chase Sapphire Preferred or the Reserve, here is a referral link you can check out: www.referyourchasecard.com/19l/0QIMX15YE7

I have the borealis too and it was the perfect bag for my 5 day trip to NYC.

Most airlines even today still allow you to bring a carry-on with you (with a few exceptions) at no extra charge ( by carry-on I mean a bag that can go in the overhead bin). Only a few limit you to just a "personal item" (backpack) before you pay fees. Most people I think can probably pack enough for 1 week into a traditional carry-on bag if they are willing to do atleast one load of laundry during their trip. Second, many people may just opt to pay the bag fee for a traditional carry-on as $35 or even $50 each way may be seen as worth it, considering it might take you 90 minutes to 2 hours to do a load of laundry at a facility and that time could be spent doing something else OR where they are going maybe doesn't have free laundry and they must go somewhere and pay a few dollars, plus the time, when they could have either just bought a traditional carry-on for a small fee or in many cases, no additional charge and avoid the laundry thing alltogether. If I was going away for maybe 3 days and I could rewear my pants for all 3 days then I might be inclined to skip the traditional carry-on as I can easily pack a shirt, underwear and socks for 3 days into a backpack, along with some other things, maybe even a spare pare of pants, but if it's more than 3 days them I'm just going to probably bring a regular carry-on bag even if it means paying $30 extra (mainly for convenience) because I'm convinced that trying to avoid paying thre small fees doesn't really pan out in the end, and what you save in the fee, you waste in time spent doing something you could have avoided. Now if you're maybe going hiking for a week, then that's different because you don't want to be lugging around a rolling carry-on bag, but for most trips for most people, it's worth it to pay the small fee or in many cases, there is no additional charge for a traditional carry-on bag that goes in the overhead bin, and if anything, you can bring both (a personal item -- backpack -- and a regular carry-on bag). If I do that, I could easily do a 4-5 day trip probably without the need for a checked bag, which is my ultimate goal--carry-on I can deal with).

I use a large ziplock bag for dirty clothing. It keeps smells contained and by adding water & soap you can wash clothing in the bag, then hang to dry.

That's a good list. Thanks for sharing!

Nice vibe! Super helpful stuff here 🎉

New Subscriber! I'm working toward becoming a digital nomad and I get so excited thinking of traveling. I haven't traveled in years and miss it a lot. I've never be to another country before though so that's an exciting goal of mine. Thank you for posting this video - I've only done road trips and never been on a plane before!

This is incredibly inspiring! Thank you for sharing 🙂🎒

Do you wear some of those clothes while traveling or have a travel wardrobe? That would get you a few more days. Would be great if you would have packed it and weighed it to show how it all went together. But, great info!!

A few things here, most people aren't going to waste time while they're on vacation doing laundry when they could just bring a little bigger bag and enough clothes. If you're staying for a few weeks or a month maybe you can do laundry somewhere but most people that are just traveling for a week... No, also they're going to not bring these teeny little bottles of things that need to be refilled at the hotel with some kind of shampoo or cleaner that they don't normally use, people have sensitive skin and people have products that they're used to... Also people probably don't want to wear the same clothes everyday no matter where whether the place that they eat out at is nice or if it's just a casual place... You're not going to wear the same shoes the whole time, particularly if you go to like to a beach area or some mountainous area where you would need some hiking boots, you don't want to wear the hiking boots around the hotel or wherever you're staying, you want to get more comfortable. One bag travel is possible for a short trips and places where you can make all of these trade-offs, just a casual trip you're not going to have to look nice for any reason, it's not cold or hot and you're not going to the beach so you can just wear your tennis shoes...

Nice and simple. Just a couple things I noticed you were missing I think would be essential are a rain jacket, hat, hoodie/sweater and flip flops. Unless you will be wearing

*What are the carry-on size limits?* Carry-on bag size and weigh limits vary by airline. Some budget airlines are really stingy (Frontier, Ryanair, etc.) while others are more lenient. - Max carry-on size limits vary, but a general guideline is somewhere around 22 inches X 14 inches X 9 inches (56cm X 36cm X 23cm) - Max carry-on weigh limits vary anywhere from 10 to 35 pounds (22 to 15.9 kg) *What about Personal Items?* Typically you are usually entitled to one personal item in addition to your carry-on bag. The personal item must be able to fit under the seat in front of you. This includes things like a laptop bag, purse, etc. Larger bags, including suitcases that fit in the overhead bin compartment, are labeled as a carry-on item. My backpack would be considered a personal item in most cases! Check the carry-on and personal item limits for the airline you will be flying with. If you have multiple flights with different airlines on a single trip, be mindful of the airline with the most strict restrictions. *What if my bag is bigger than the one in this video?* You can absolutely use a bigger bag than the one I show in this video (mine is 28 Liters) but the most important thing is to pass the "eye test". If you bag looks large and heavy, the airline workers might ask to weigh it or measure it. Look relaxed and make it seem like your bag is light on your shoulders, even if it isn't! If you are worried airline workers might ask to weigh it or measure your bag, face them directly while checking in and boarding so you hide your bag and they can't see the side profile. You can also put heavy items into your pockets to avoid weigh restrictions. Hope this is helpful! Cheers!

Very helpful. Thanks

Wow! A stunner! This is truely wisdom from above!

Underrated vid

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