Kenntron Vlog #2: Driving From Pittsburgh, PA to Washington DC in a 2003 Dodge Caravan

Kenntron Vlog #2: Driving From Pittsburgh, PA to Washington DC in a 2003 Dodge Caravan

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It's not what you drive. It is how you drive it.

I am a mess. I travel the road that lead into the thick of the mountains. Like 20% of the way the mini is bogging out and idk what to do. Idk how I kept it going. I put oil in it and hold my breathe playing the game of gears. I drive it into Washington DC after 3 hours of OMFG HOW ARE WE STILL GOING UPHILL IM IN THE TROPOSPHERE DOIN 45 IN A 70. I knew I made it when it cross that bridge. I slide by Pennsylvania Ave. I type in a place to get thca prerolls. The mini overheat 3 minutes from the prerolls. I stall out at 6:15 with a sign that says free parking after 6:30, literally in a perfect parking spot right off Q St and in front of the Embassy of the Republic of Korea. I'm literally parked in a traffic circle. I walk around to get my bearings and realise I landed in a sweet spot. Standard city boy recon great success. I chill out w a preroll and fix the mini up just enough to get it somewhere I can work on it. Then hop on an X space about the universe aligning in your favor to speak of journey concluding w my word. I'm gonna take day 4 to explore.

'After the first foreign embassy in Washington, D.C. was built on Massachusetts Avenue in 1873, several other foreign governments elected to establish their embassies in the same area, which came to be known as Embassy Row. Located at the center of Embassy Row, Sheridan Circle is surrounded by the embassies of South Korea, Romania, Latvia, and Ireland. In 1981, a circular bronze plaque designed by Ned Echeverria was added to the sidewalk on the circle’s south side to honor Chilean politicians Orlando Letelier and Ronni Karpen, who were killed by a car bomb at Sheridan Circle in 1976.' Culture Landscape Foundation