Roadtrip
SPRING — SUMMER 2026 · LOGBOOK No. 04

Thousands of miles,
bazillion of videos,
and one very dirty Audi.

A slow drive across the America with stops varying from a day to months to find out if it's a good place to settle down.

3118 miTotal distance 7 of 8 stopsFrom coast to coast 103 daysOn the road 2 of usPlus the cooler
Where we’ve been
Scroll → the car follows
N U.S.A. Los Angeles FEB 4 San Diego FEB 28 Palm Springs APR 16 Austin MAR 16 Sacramento APR 19 San Francisco APR 12 Oakland APR 18 New York City MAY 17
The route
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That’s us

The stops, in order

Each one has its own little story. Tap a card to read the notes & flip through the photos.

  1. STOP · 01 / 8

    Los Angeles California

    FEB 4 · 61 NIGHTS

    60+ small cities merged into one traffic jam surrounded by GREAT nature.

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  2. STOP · 02 / 8

    San Diego California

    FEB 28 · 1 DAY

    The Billioner Row is called like that for a reason

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  3. STOP · 03 / 8

    Palm Springs California

    APR 16 · 1 NIGHT

    If you want to heat up the bones

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  4. STOP · 04 / 8

    Austin Texas

    MAR 16 · 5 NIGHTS

    Houston, TX surrounded by Houston, TX

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  5. STOP · 05 / 8

    Sacramento California

    APR 19 · 2 NIGHTS

    AI for goverments should be fun

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  6. STOP · 06 / 8

    San Francisco California

    APR 12 · 14

    Surptisingly beautiful and live CITY

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  7. STOP · 07 / 8

    Oakland California here now

    APR 18 · 1 NIGHT

    Artsy, but quite dirty place

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  8. STOP · 08 / 8

    New York City New York next

    MAY 17 · PLANNED

    The finish line, if you can call NYC a finish line.

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Built with diner napkins & too much coffee
— g. & m., 2026
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Visited · Mar 16

Stop · 04 · Texas

Austin Mar 16 · 5 nights

"The city comes to live at night, but you might not want to participate in that party."

I was there for the SXSW and let me tell you everything and everyone is bigger in texas.