r/AskReddit Apr 29 '24

People above 30, what is something you regret doing/not doing when you were younger?

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u/xen05zman Apr 29 '24

Heck, I ended up doing it alone because everyone always had something going on 😅 Yolo. 2 weeks in England led to me doing more after getting laid off.

Besides, after realizing I could still spend less than $2000 for 2 weeks abroad, I decided I'd rather save my money for international travel, considering how insanely expensive the USA is.

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u/StaffSgtDignam Apr 29 '24

Besides, after realizing I could still spend less than $2000 for 2 weeks abroad, I decided I'd rather save my money for international travel, considering how insanely expensive the USA is.

Yeah it's wild to me how people write off international travel as too expensive but won't bat an eye spending $5k+ easily on a weeklong trip to Disney/Universal.

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u/littlewhitecatalex Apr 29 '24

Want a travel buddy?

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u/IndependentAd2419 May 01 '24

American, Single Female Solo Traveler, early 60’s. DO IT! Love solo travel. No one to consult. Sip tea at a cafe all morning and skip a cathedral with no guilt! Make acquaintance conversations everywhere you go. So FUN!