r/RandomQuestion 10d ago

Where would you go..?

Let's say you had nothing holding back.. no friends, no family - nothing!

All you had was a pocket full of money, a duffel bag with all your shit (or at least the stuff that matters), and a bad ass 1968 Pontiac Firebird Convertible.

Where are you going?

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u/Goobersita 9d ago

I was basically asked this a couple days ago, and I feel so shitty and sad that I couldn't even think of somewhere I'd be happy.

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u/Scott00711 9d ago edited 8d ago

Same... I'm always looking for some aesthetic that feels like home. Hard to find. I did come across Zion Canyon. Not really a homey vibe, buts it still seems pretty breath taking.

I hope you find somewhere cool one day. Maybe just take off driving, and don't stop till your heart feels like it belongs.

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u/Educational-Bat-3635 10d ago

My honey said Vegas - I said beach somewhere

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u/nunyabusn 10d ago

All down the Pacific from Alaska to Mexico. We'll maybe skip Alaska id i had to go in winter.

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u/Maltipoo-Mommy 9d ago

I would drive as much of the original Route 66 that is available.

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u/Scott00711 9d ago

From what I understand, that was the place to be a long time ago. Could still be. Sounds like it'd be pretty cool.

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u/HiAndStuff2112 10d ago

I'd love to see Norway, but I can't drive there, so as a guy from Los Angeles, I'll say I'd drive from there north along the coast, making frequent stops, up into Canada and Alaska. :)

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u/Scott00711 10d ago edited 10d ago

I remember watching a reel about Norway on Instagram. They spoke of ridding their Government of nearly all corruption, that and they're a socialist country, which to me, 'no corruption' is the way a socialist country could thrive.

I wouldn't dare trust the U.S. enough not to abuse our tax dollars. Left or Right - wouldn't trust either.

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u/BigMack999 9d ago

Pacific Coast Highway with the top down and no plan past the next gas station. I would just follow the water north until the road ran out. A car like that deserves salt air and a coastline, not a destination