00:00If I had 28 years to go on a trek, it would definitely be Route 66.
00:04I'd love that. I just think it would be so much fun.
00:06If I didn't have that much time, I'd probably do somewhere more picturesque,
00:11like to France starting from the east there, but definitely Route 66.
00:15I'd definitely go, like, Japan, you know what I'm saying?
00:17I know a lot of people like to go to Japan.
00:21The food's really good, I've heard.
00:22Personally, I couldn't spend 28 years travelling.
00:25That would be a little insane.
00:26I'd need to get my money up in 28 years, you know what I'm saying?
00:29But, you know, people got free time, they can live the life out of their own.
00:32I am a family man.
00:34I'm struggling, and it's been two months away from my family.
00:37I don't think I could do 28 years.
00:39But if I was, I would love to do, like, Southeast Asia.
00:43Such a diverse culture.
00:45Each country's different.
00:47And I think you could do 28 plus another 40 years,
00:51and you would still be busy doing stuff there.
00:53I think my bucket list is definitely exploring more of America,
00:58100%.
00:59I'd love to do, like, San Francisco, Las Vegas,
01:03like, California, all that area, Florida and New York.
01:07I've done New York before, but I'd love to go back there.
01:10I definitely want to go to Australia and New Zealand as well.
01:14And mainland Europe, I've only kind of been in, like, the coast,
01:17all areas, but I'd love to go see more of, like, the centre of it.
01:20If I were to go anywhere, I'd love to go, like, from the north of the earth
01:24all the way down to the south to just straight down
01:27and then just visit all the countries along the way.