Bramble.

Hello everybody, welcome back to anything goes. I'm Emma Chamberlain your host and your best friend.

Otherwise known as your bestie. I hope you're having an amazing day.

Ah!

It's nice and early in the morning. It's like 8 a.m. right now. I just woke up.

So if you're wondering why my voice sounds maybe a little bit raspy?

That's why. You're probably like Emma doesn't sound raspy. You want it to sound raspy. You want to have hot sexy morning voice.

But you don't bitch and I know and I know that. I'm I know.

Anyway, let's just get right into the topic today because I have really nothing to talk about. Like I have nothing else to talk about.

Nothing has happened that's worth updating you on. We're just going to get straight into the topic of today's episode.

Today's episode is going to be about traveling alone because this is a new found passion of mine.

I just got back from a trip to New York. I went to New York for about a week by myself.

And I had so many realizations.

And I also never realized how truly great traveling alone can be.

And I urge all of you to try it. If you're a little bit too young to travel alone, this is something you can look forward to.

And if you're not fully comfortable traveling alone personally, which I totally get, some people just cannot do that.

Maybe this is something that you can warm up to down the line. I'm just planting the seed.

Okay, but I just think that there's a lot to be gained from traveling alone.

And I personally never saw a reason for it because I felt like being in a foreign place is so much more fun with your friends or your family.

And it's more comfortable.

But after going to New York by myself for a week, I truly realized why traveling alone is such a borderline spiritual experience.

And I wanted to share what I learned, what happened, how it was, et cetera, et cetera. And just plant a seed for you guys.

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