Andrew Callaghan

Part of the reason I wanted to live in an RV later in life is to avoid having to constantly live in this like, thanks so much type of frequency. Because it's exhausting to constantly, hey man, thanks.

Yeah, it was a true favor. Of course, I love giving people gratitude for that. But just this thing where everyone who picks you up, you get eight rides a day. You're thanking eight people a day like they're the second coming of Jesus. You start to feel a little bit debased.

Yeah, it was a true favor. Of course, I love giving people gratitude for that. But just this thing where everyone who picks you up, you get eight rides a day. You're thanking eight people a day like they're the second coming of Jesus. You start to feel a little bit debased.

Yeah, it was a true favor. Of course, I love giving people gratitude for that. But just this thing where everyone who picks you up, you get eight rides a day. You're thanking eight people a day like they're the second coming of Jesus. You start to feel a little bit debased.

The American public is just so kind overall. I mean, they're so like embracing depending on who you are. And specifically though, the Christian family people of the U.S. who drive in minivans and have that fish sticker on the back where it's like Jesus fish and then they have the family sticker, you know, where each member of the family is a stick figure.

The American public is just so kind overall. I mean, they're so like embracing depending on who you are. And specifically though, the Christian family people of the U.S. who drive in minivans and have that fish sticker on the back where it's like Jesus fish and then they have the family sticker, you know, where each member of the family is a stick figure.

The American public is just so kind overall. I mean, they're so like embracing depending on who you are. And specifically though, the Christian family people of the U.S. who drive in minivans and have that fish sticker on the back where it's like Jesus fish and then they have the family sticker, you know, where each member of the family is a stick figure.

Those people never picked me up and would flip me off with their whole family. Sometimes they would throw full Dr. Peppers at me as a family while I stood on the side of the road. As a family, together. They would yell shit like, go to hell, hippie, when I was on the side of the road. And so it's weird that the most...

Those people never picked me up and would flip me off with their whole family. Sometimes they would throw full Dr. Peppers at me as a family while I stood on the side of the road. As a family, together. They would yell shit like, go to hell, hippie, when I was on the side of the road. And so it's weird that the most...

Those people never picked me up and would flip me off with their whole family. Sometimes they would throw full Dr. Peppers at me as a family while I stood on the side of the road. As a family, together. They would yell shit like, go to hell, hippie, when I was on the side of the road. And so it's weird that the most...

Charitable Christian American family values people never gave me any charity or even conversation. They were antagonizing me and saw me as like a hippie leftover from the 60s who needed to go to work, go to Vietnam. I don't get it. Yeah. But the people who really extended a hand to me is people on the margins.

Charitable Christian American family values people never gave me any charity or even conversation. They were antagonizing me and saw me as like a hippie leftover from the 60s who needed to go to work, go to Vietnam. I don't get it. Yeah. But the people who really extended a hand to me is people on the margins.

Charitable Christian American family values people never gave me any charity or even conversation. They were antagonizing me and saw me as like a hippie leftover from the 60s who needed to go to work, go to Vietnam. I don't get it. Yeah. But the people who really extended a hand to me is people on the margins.

People working on seasonal visas, people whose cars have less than a quarter tank left, people struggling with addiction who saw me struggling, or at least they thought that I was because they assumed I was hitchhiking, not out of adventure, but because I had no car and were willing to sacrifice their day almost sometimes to take me exactly where I needed to go.

People working on seasonal visas, people whose cars have less than a quarter tank left, people struggling with addiction who saw me struggling, or at least they thought that I was because they assumed I was hitchhiking, not out of adventure, but because I had no car and were willing to sacrifice their day almost sometimes to take me exactly where I needed to go.

People working on seasonal visas, people whose cars have less than a quarter tank left, people struggling with addiction who saw me struggling, or at least they thought that I was because they assumed I was hitchhiking, not out of adventure, but because I had no car and were willing to sacrifice their day almost sometimes to take me exactly where I needed to go.

Yeah, I never thought about it that way. It's so true. Do you think about like morality and religion a lot?

Yeah, I never thought about it that way. It's so true. Do you think about like morality and religion a lot?

Yeah, I never thought about it that way. It's so true. Do you think about like morality and religion a lot?

It's a scary thing to see how easy it is for high up political people to mobilize the hate of just the average working person and can almost convince them to sabotage their own countrymen who they share more in common with than the politician they look up to just to advance the agenda of one party. That's what we're seeing now.