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How to speed up time while traveling in trucks or fishing boats from one location to another?

Hello. This is a brief account of my life in the USA. I moved from Slovenia at the age of 20. I currently reside on the East coast, Mid West and the West coasts. I've traveled to all parts of North America and visited Canada, Alaska, and other countries. Although I didn't stay very long in each location I spent between one to two years to get to New York. But, New York is a city that you shouldn't leave. It requires you to devote at least a year to your life. I can almost guarantee that it is the most thrilling experience of your life should you choose to offer New York some of it. This isn't about America's top or worst spots. It's a story about the process of moving from one location to another.

I suspect I'm suffering from something like attention deficit disorders... I haven't attempted to seek out a doctor about it, my mother did not test me. My basement is filled with unfinished projects of mine. They may be found and finished by someday but at the moment I'm afraid to even touch them. But my mind is always on the lookout for the next exciting idea, the next intriguing concept application or Tik Tok challenge. I've tried all of them and know the features they offer.

After having traveled for a couple of times in the back of a trailer, or even going on a large boat trip to Alaska and returning in the same time, I'd be trying to find something new, perhaps start a new book or even take in a long-delayed TV show I downloaded with Hulu app to watch offline.. Every day something new to discover, as you must agree, being stuck on a boat - there's no time to do anything, practically no things to do other than look at any angle until your eyes start watering. One of the things I find the most interesting is the science-fiction podcasts, as well as the scientific myth debunking.


The series began with a couple of Netflix and Hulu shows. Next, it was How stuff works and then some documentary about nature. I was able to find these video makers on Youtube. They're all friends and often refer to each other, however, they aren't gossiping or trying to discredit their coworkers. They're very open and are often together for an episode if they require help with their experiments. I've enjoyed their shows for a long time. Although the majority of their episodes don't need to be watched however, you can listen to them discuss what's happening. Most episodes don't include experiments, and are all about nature, discussion, and reflection.

I've tried downloading videos from Youtube onto my laptop, but then I realized I was filling my laptop with dead weight of video that I didn't want, what I wanted was the audio parts, sort of turning videos into podcasts in the form of short episodes. The YouTube converter online to MP3 was extremely useful. I just typed in my channel name or any of the channels to get a list of videos on that channel. From there, it allows me to download the latest uploads and convert them to mp3 so I can save on my phone. After that, I can connect my headphones to it for listening to debunk video as podcasts. The majority of them will tell you at the beginning whether this is going to be a visually-oriented or just a talking episode which helps me to determine which direction to go. I usually convert them to MP3 or MP4, audio or video files..

The time from the port of departure and the destination is filled with anticipation. I am always looking to experiences that will be new, anticipating new things, and eager to know more about the new destinations. Kevin Costner has a plan to share stories of the various places you visit on lengthy trips across states. Although it will be an annual cost that you must pay a fee. It won't work if you are in Illinois. However, it is still a good idea. I'd like to learn from him about the locations I've visited. It might even replace the lectures I downloaded. It's a costly annual subscription, maybe $40 or so however if you frequently travel, you'll pay for it for sure. It's my absolute favorite thing.

It doesn't matter if KC's sweet voice is telling you about the surroundings or if a few video clips taken from Youtube are saved as an mp3 file for you to download onto your smartphone. However, it is highly recommended that you keep yourself busy on long, sedentary trips. If you like bikes or outdoor adventures, be careful, as you'll be in the dark about what's happening, in the event that your ears are full of podcast, so it's dangerous. A ride on the back of a car or on the boat's belly is a great method to relax and keep you entertained.
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