We're travelers. We have to be out there every single day on the road checking out.

I didn't ever even think about the fact that I might burn out.

I just thought that's what I had to do.

And I fought you hard. I'm like I'm not doing it and you

basically said to me well I am so you can do whatever you want.

This is a Pylacle a name not to give.

The Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast.

Episode 3.61.

Dying Easter eggs is a tradition for many people around the world, but be careful what eggs you're using.

Did you know that U.S. eggs are illegal in Britain because they are washed and British eggs are

illegal in the US because they are not washed. I think this might just be the

strangest intro fact we've ever done.

Over seven years someone can change a lot and we're going to talk about the seven

lessons that we've learned over the last seven years when it comes to our location independent lifestyle in this podcast.

But one of the ways that I've changed in a whole life overarching way is that I have gone from being cheap to being frugal and so seven

years ago I was cheap I just wanted the least expensive thing out there I

didn't care about quality just whatever the price was on, that's what I was going to buy.

Now I'm frugal, and I consider frugal to be someone who is willing to spend money on a high quality

product, something that they consider worth it but they're not just

going to spend frivolously and so for me one of the best things that I can spend money

on is a great piece of luggage because we're going to be traveling a lot I need

something that's durable, that's comfortable,

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