We Moved Across The Country

You're right, this is amazing! - This is really cute. - Look at this crazy bridge, man! - Oh, the kids love that. It is a recreation of an 1880s-style watermill. Surrounded by a variety of lively wooden sculptures. - What are you spinning in the old mill? - And although at first it seemed like a random destination, it ended up being really nice and relaxing. It's very quiet. - Friend, yes! Apparently, Arkansas is the natural state. And when I Googled it, there were a lot of waterfalls, a lot of little lakes and streams and stuff. So, I think we're getting a little bit of that here.

Also, apparently based on the Starbucks cup, we just got the spinach capital of the world. - Yes. So we took a lot of images, some ASMR images. I wonder if you could call this a cabin core. I think so. - It is the core of the cabin. -And some footage of Tyler wandering around the bridge strangely. I can't use this, continue! Before packing our things and leaving. Alright, with the old mill visited, and Little Rock now behind us... - Alright, see you in Little Rock, we'll catch you on the other side. - We are heading to our next destination, which is Knoxville, Tennessee.

And this will be our last stop before Philadelphia. This is our last stop before home. And the trip from Little Rock to Knoxville is eight hours and 527 miles. - Very good Saf, are you ready for the Nos? Three, two, one. (laughing) - The Nos? (laughs) - It would be a terrible time to use Nos. - Yes, there are people right in front of you. Throughout the rest of Arkansas. Lots of trees in Arkansas. - There are many trees. - Maybe that's why it's called Little Rock, rock, many trees. Through the wind and the rain. We have a Love van right here. - That's our baby truck. - Oh Lord.

Danny Devito, I love your work. Over the Mississippi River and across the Tennessee border. - Welcome to Tennessee. - Oh, voluntary state. - Okay, there's Memphis. - Memphis. - That's the Mississippi River. - Mighty Mississippi. - And then this is a kind of pyramid. - Says Bass Pro Shops. - The Bass Pro Shop pyramid, I guess. - Yes. - There's no way, that's what it is, really? Apparently it's a Bass Pro Shop. So the more you know, I guess. Maybe it's just the Bass Pro Shop for the Illuminati customer. - There you go. - Alright. Now we are in Memphis.

And we stopped by a grocery store for lunch, which will be a grilled chicken and pesto sandwich. - MMM. - Sounds pretty good, right? - It look very nice. Sweet. - Sweet. So, we're going to dodge this and then continue driving through Tennessee. - In half a mile, merge onto I40 East. - Because today we need to cross all of Tennessee. I think Memphis and Knoxville are on opposite sides. - It's long and narrow. Okay, now we are checking in from Nashville, we got here successfully. Is there a show called Nashville with Hayden Panettiere? - I love that program. - It's night.

We grabbed more food for later tonight. So we don't have a Jimmy Dean incident. - No! (laughing) - No! (laughs) We have more Starbucks. Safiya has now taken the wheel. - There's a Piggly wagging. - Is that a thing? We have about two and a half hours left to Knoxville and we'll be heading there now. Dollywood, Dollywood. We continued on to Knoxville, which again is our last stop before Philadelphia. That's a huge sign. - What the hell? - Do we want to get fireworks? - Well, that was a very long day driving. We're here in Knoxville now. - What's up Knoxville?

How are we doing? - Honestly, the trip from Nashville wasn't that bad. At times the darkness was intense. - Yes. Yes, this is the darkest it's ever been. - Other times it had a couple of streetlights. - Yes. - I know, I'm very spoiled. Besides that, I also noticed that it was like climbing mountains to get here, but I couldn't see the mountains, which was a mind-blowing experience. I think we are all going uphill. - We definitely are. - But none of us can see that we were going uphill. - Trust us. - Now we are quite tired.

Then I'll take a shower and we'll just go to bed. - Yes that's fine. That's all bye. - Bye bye. Good night, see you tomorrow. See you in about two seconds. See you right now. - Good night. Alright, so we're here in downtown Knoxville, just wandering around, looking at the buildings. Knoxville, located in the Great Appalachian Valley, is called the gateway to the Smoky Mountains and is also home to the University of Tennessee. It's super nice around here. Happy anniversary, Alan and Gail Hammer. There are many brick buildings, shops, restaurants, Knoxville Soap and Candle. How would you feel if I desecrated your property? (laughs) And there are also some historic buildings that I don't know what they are, but they are there too.

The front of this says our beloved doctor, Dr. John Mason Boyd and down there we have a couple of cannons. - Look at the cannons on this building. - So, after we have seen some of the sites, we will have some breakfast and some coffee and we will be on our way to our final destination, Philadelphia. - We also have to grab his cat. - Good! - I can not forget it. - No. Don't leave your cat in Knoxville. That's what they always say. - That's what they say. - That's what they say. - Yes. - Very good, we're leaving. - Last lap. - We're leaving here. - We go on. -Crusty is eating his food.

You can see his butt though. - Crusty shows your butt to the camera. Oh, you're already doing it. Perfect, sweet, that was easy. - So our trip today is quite long. It's about nine and a half hours and we'll drive through the rest of Tennessee, Virginia, Maryland and then Pennsylvania for a total of 626 miles and five states, including West Virginia. We will also pass through West Virginia. - Wow. - Wow. - I knew there were mountains. - There is the mountain. So it was at this point that we got off our old friend, Highway 40 and turned north, making our way through the smoky mountains until we reached Virginia. - Virginia is for lovers, - And for re-enactors, at least that's what I said in our last video.

I wonder how far Colonial Williamsburg is from here. Should we go? Let's take the cat. Crusty, you can pull the cart. We passed some large rocks. - That's a big stone. - Oh, I'll bring the stone. I am a specialist in rocks, tall trees. - Great roots. - They actually say that. And into the Shenandoah Valley. - Man, it's nice here. - Alright, we made a quick stop in Roanoke, Virginia. We are here to buy some food at the supermarket. (incomprehensible) The pinwheels are incredible. Maybe we'll see if a Starbucks has a Virginia cup and then we'll switch to it.

So I'll drive the rest of the way and we'll keep going. - We're getting closer. - After Roanoke, we attacked like a four-state blitz where we crossed from Virginia into the narrower strips of West Virginia. - Welcome to West Virginia. - I think I understood it. - And Maryland. - That one up there is white, go slowly. - And finally to Pennsylvania. - Oh yeah. - Whoa, hoo! All in a period of 30 minutes. - Well, now we're in Pennsylvania. Final state. - Final state, honey. - We are reaching 76, which is the Pennsylvania Turnpike. This is like our last great freeway junction.

So we're getting there. That's Amish land. - So after driving through western Pennsylvania, Chocolate. - Give me the chocolate. We made our last pit stop. I stink. - Well, practically our final check-in. We are on the last leg of the trip, but we had to go pee, travel by road. And we went through Wawa. So yes, we really are in Pennsylvania. - It's a mega Wawa. - It's a super Wawa. - Let's go pee, let's do it, it's time. - But yeah, we just want to check in and let them know that we're peeing, but it's actually about Wawa.

Wawa is awesome, so there you have it. Alright, Saf, bring home the bacon. - Wawa, we're out! - You don't have anything else, I think you do. - We were at Wawa and now we're out. - Well. Were going. (laughs) Through the rainy windshield, Philadelphia. It's not always sunny. (laughs) Bad weather. - And suddenly we had arrived. - Okay, so we're arriving right now. - Yes. - We're exhausted. Let's unpack. - Yes. - We're going to go to sleep. - Yes. - And then we have an introduction for this video. I guess we'll see you there. - Do you mean outro? - And then we have an output for this video.

So I guess we'll see you there. And if. - So after six days, 3,000 miles, nine state Starbucks cups, and countless grocery store wrappers, we made it across the

country

. After spending a little time with Tyler's family, we began planning our next move. And in the first few months of this year, we decided to move to Raleigh, North Carolina, which is where we are now. We've been here for a little over a month and we love it. Tyler has some family in the area. There are actually many YouTube channels based in North Carolina. And we have a few friends who have

moved

to the Raleigh area specifically in the last few years, including Kayley Melissa and Mat and Steph Pat of The Game Theorists.

Plus, the biggest advantage of all is that it's just a three-hour drive from Colonial Williamsburg, VA. 18th century makeover people, book it. So we're in the process of settling in here right now. And we're excited to rebuild our business, get back to work and posting on our main channel and also launch some new projects, including a weekly live stream that we'll be doing on this channel here every Tuesday at 5:00 PM. Eastern time, starting this Tuesday. So be there or be square. It's a new chapter, people. Everything is happening. We don't have furniture. And I still have a lot of feelings, and no, I'm not going here yet, but I do live here.

So there's that. Thank you all so much for watching. If you liked that video, be sure to hit the like button. And if you want to see more videos like this, be sure to hit the subscribe button. Again, here's the link to the live stream channel and that's my Instagram. And with that, I'll see you next time.