Driving Across America 

My parents said if I reach 35K followers, they'd buy me a professionaI camera for recording... Pls guys I'm literally begging you!!!..

I’m still waiting for someone to deep fry me

11 SECONDS LETS GOO

cool

1 min is CRAZY 😝

It was 3 days, but yeah

One of the great American passtimes! Lol

It's 34 hours from Vancouver to Fort Worth

It took us 4 to get from Florida to Utah 😢

Lol I play beat my elog everyday can only drive 11 hours in the US but 13 in Canada

She’s so nice and funny💗☺️

Yup

True

Je t'aimes très fort tatie kris 😊❤

@@bawilson999 ive lived in the us my whole life and i was so confused when she said water closet until she opened the door

That's right! As someone who lives in Denmark, I knew at the very first glance. Thanks for spreading the knowledge.

knew immediately, had to see if anyone had said anything.

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thats what i thought too! awesome mom!

@@cora59 ✅

Glad to say my mom would do that for me as well ❤

She's such a great mom and awesome person.❤

I'm jealous! I have always wanted to live in Alaska ever since seeing into the wild

Hey Alaska buddy! I live in AK too!

@@tashaquiett6497 Hi! You're the first person I've met on here that lives in AK too!

@@Dehsera I love seeing the wilderness around here when I take my dog on long walks

It's like you're accelerating to hyperspeed in the Millennium Falcon!

SAME! ❤

Whenever we stay at a small hotel I always get stuck sharing a bed with my dad cause my mom and brother don’t want to deal with his snoring 😭😭😭😭

I first thought it was Kevin! 😂

haha yes! my dad snores SO loud when i go to hotels for softball. it’s terrible i get no sleep😂

@@brendatomlinson SAME😂

My mom snores exactly like this and would try to blame it on my dad when I was young, then on my stepdad when I was older. Like it wasn't obvious it was her. 😂

OLIVIA FAN???im a fan page!

That really was cute as hell wasn't it ❤

was about to leave a comment about this, its at 29:10 yeah those things are HUGE. went to the southern part of Sweden and they were everywhere, i was not used to that and how flat the land is there edit: i watched for half a minute longer and saw that it was also flat there lmao

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Came here to say that 😅

Came to the comments to say this

😂

Same

came to the comments for this 😂

Same.

It's crazy that I randomly thought of this specific episode the other day... 😂

I KNEW I RECOGNIZED IT

Literally what I thought

VA is like that too. Just drive 4 hours and it's a different environment 😆.

We always say "which weather was your favorite today?" 😭

And Michigan, where we went from 80 to snowing in two days in February.

Yeah most of the US is bipolar 😭

New Mexico's like that too lmao

He's true cutest ❤

Same my dog gets hyper and car sick she could never btw here name is Wednesday

When was that part

yeah same, and i'm also feeling the "why does it show up the INSTANT i get in the car to go on a road trip?" vibes. i have been done having kids for 10 years, having to live with another 20 or 30 years of periods after that is just torture.

I had a long perimenopause, too . . . actually went through it a couple of years ago and it’s one of the best things that ever happened to me. Apparently, a lot of my anxiety was hormonal, because it’s nowhere near what it used to be.

I'm so grateful my period stopped at 42. Still hot flashing, night sweating, mood swinging, etc. at 55 though

@@niecey918 I can't remember a time when I didn't have hot flashes, but I started having night sweats a couple of years ago, and mood swings are starting up. So here's crossing my fingers for no more periods. P.S. I'll be 42 this summer. That would make for a great birthday present. LOL

@@niecey918 my hot flashes turned out to be the antidepressant I was taking.

yeah, now i'm just confused why they're in colorado if they're going to Texas

It's insane how much bigger they look on the ground than in the air.

​@@emilysandrini896 Yeah it's a weird route going through New Mexico then back up to Colorado

@@emilysandrini896 I was wondering the same thing, went all the way to Albuquerque and then went back north thru CO. They must be going to the panhandle but there is a shorter route for sure thru Pagosa Springs and Pueblo. That midnight snowstorm drive across the Res must have been terrifying - we had a very similar experience about 30 years ago when we moved from Phoenix on New Years day. Freezing cold, snowing, midnight on the res and the low altitude setting on the carburetor on my "boyfriends" truck was not working well - seriously thought we were going to freeze to death because the truck was getting like 3 miles to the gallon pulling a heavy uhaul trailer and not a gas station for miles. Absolutely terrifying!!!

​@@InteriorDesignStudent I know right, depth perception is crazy and the only reason why I know what those are… Is because a relative of mine works with wind turbines and I've seen the process of how they put them together, Definitely check it out on RU-vid if you're curious.

💯 percent yes ,I adore the whole family, her siblings and mother as well fam as I have only seen them. ❤️ and ❤️ 💖 💓 ♥️ 💕 😍 1:13

I absolutely agree

Comment s'appelle ton chien tata kris il est trop mignon je préfère les chats 😊😊

I AGREE ❤❤

Completely ❤

100% ❤

Same

Well that's good we don't know much about her locations and sauroundings....

Same

FO REAL

I remember her mentioning it at one point lol

Don't translate... भवतः हृदयस्य धड़कनं कतिपयेषु घण्टेषु स्थगयिष्यति, अस्य शापस्य मुक्तिं प्राप्तुं एकमात्रं मार्गं मम चैनलस्य सदस्यतां कुर्वन्तु…………………………

My parents said if I reach 35K followers, they'd buy me a professionaI camera for recording... Pls guys I'm literally begging you!!!!

​@@universaltoonssorry but *no*

@@DJILMarioBros_I subbed

Just liked didn't come from tikky tock now what.

What do you consider the midwest? I consider all of this just "the west" or "texas" 🙃

I actually live in Utah and have drove past those

Yeah I'm confused to but hey glad you brought that up

@miss_daniele_83 When you google the Midwest, that's the area I mean solely because I live in the middle of the Midwest

Midwest weather is bipolar. We have gone from 80 degrees to a snowstorm all in one day. Welcome to the tornado zone of the US, Kris!

I live in Utah and it's so true especially this year...the snow and rain were alllmessed up and mixed up

I literally paused the video to see if someone told her what they were, because I wasn't sure if I was right. I was! So, thank you.

Also, being an Iowan, I had to see if someone said something about the wind turbine propellers 😂

Kris seems so excited

I pray one day I have followers like you for a long long time

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"welcome to texas, where nothing can possib-lie go wrong."

I was ab to comment this too

I'm guessing it's like fog, so you should be using your fog lights?

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I live in Illinois, one day we had a snow tornado, then the very next day we had 80+ degrees IN FEBRUARY. "The prairie state" more like "Everything that can go on goes on" state. Nature is wild sometimes🤣😅

Agreed as a fellow Mexican as well

its even worse since we arent built for the snow at all

Fellow New Mexican here, the roads are horrible in any weather. Not to mention, we aren't the greatest drivers. Lol

I cant get my mom to drive me to CVS 20 mins away😂😂😂

i thought oh that sounds like my mom 😂

Canadian Kit Kats are superior 🙌

Same

PAAAUUUUUSSEEE

FR THO

Fr tho

FR tho

That's bullshit 😅

​@@adventureexe6032 wayyy to put it😂 but yeah they're just streching

@@tommo__fitf_xx1390I was about to say this! My German shepherd does it everytime she gets up to go outside. Like she is stretching to go run

Sometimes it is! And sometimes they are just stretching. I think in this instance he was simply stretching out 🥰 He's such a good boy

Me too!

Yes! Her eyes are absolutely beautiful! ❤

I stayed at a hotel in Moab once going from Boulder to Phoenix. We started late, got in late... We couldn't believe how gorgeous the view was in the morning!

Whitewater rafting, hiking, mountain biking, off-roading, camping, BASE jumping, rock climbing, rappelling, 2 national parks (Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park), Dead Horse State Park, etc. Not really any skiing other than a little bit of cross country skiing… snow usually melts too quick near town, and no ski resorts in the La Sal mountains. I’m from Moab originally.

@@jasonchappell9694 - yeah, my SIL was a ranger at Arches. And I think that's where she picked up raft guide too. She had nothing but good things to say about Moab.

Michigan haha you will see all 4 seasons in one day in the middle of July. Most our hail is small but a few times a year you will get some nasty golf ball/ baseball hails

@@dezie. - you guys get lake-effect snow, which is pretty fierce. But you miss out on the hurricanes and wildfires, so I'd still rate Texas as nastier. Oh, and the oppressive heat. AC isn't optional in Texas.