- You guys (screams) it's day 22,
which means we are almost done.
Today is our last day.
We have no more states to hit.
We hit them all yesterday.
And today's just a homecoming day
where I get to see my puppies, and I get to see my family,
and I get to go home and shower in my own shower.
And I'm so excited.
What's also crazy about all this.
And I know I have seen you guys asking,
what are we gonna do about Hawaii and Alaska?
Because that's part of the 50 states.
We've only driven to 48 states.
So what are we gonna do?
If I am being completely honest, originally,
we thought we were gonna be able to hit all 50 states
but I think we overestimated ourselves,
and underestimated how quickly
this entire week was going to go,
or this entire three weeks was going to go.
I thought we would get home a little bit sooner
so that we could go to Hawaii and Alaska.
And since literally today is the last day.
I will probably start my period today or tomorrow.
I don't even think we're gonna have time
to go to Hawaii Alaska.
And if I'm being completely honest, I'm so homesick.
I don't really wanna go to Hawaii and Alaska.
So I don't think we're gonna go.
So technically we haven't hit all 50 states.
We've only hit all 48 drivable states,
but I still count that as a success
because seriously, I am mentally, I am physically,
I am emotionally exhausted,
and we have raised so much money already.
I am counting this as a success.
Basically we have traveled to all 48 drivable states
before I started my next period.
And we did it successfully,
three weeks of traveling to all 50 states.
And while we did this, we raised money for period poverty.
You guys are the ones donating, we are also donating,
if you're subscribing to our channel.
So go hit that red subscribe button,
and we will donate for you.
And we will donate more money to the course,
which is awesome.
But if you still want to donate,
'cause today is the last day to donate on this journey,
you can click the link in our description box.
Our goal is to hit 200,000.
I don't know if we have already hit that or not.
If we haven't, let's hit it.
If we have let's keep going.
Go donate in the description box you guys.
Or just subscribe.
And now, home sweet home.
Oh, the train honked with us. - Harmonized with us.
- Home we go.
(cheerful music)
Okay, so if you guys have been staying tuned,
we have some OG RV crew members
that have traveled all three weeks with us.
And I'm going to ask you, what are your thoughts?
Do you have any lasting thoughts, impressions,
anything you wanna say about the trip?
- It was super cool, it was super fun.
This is something that's on a lot of people's bucket list.
And if it is on your bucket list, don't do it in 22 days.
- I'm like super proud of us
for raising as much money as we did.
I think that's absolutely insane.
And it's gotten way beyond where I thought it was gonna go.
I'm also proud of us for doing all of these states
in such a little time, and not fighting the entire time.
We were actually all very like kind,
and we're still friends ending this trip.
So I'm proud of us for all of those things.
I think that we ended on a good note.
- For someone to say these sandals have made it
through three weeks of travel.
I really don't know how I will be throwing them
away when I get home. (Bailey laughs)
They are now disgusting, so.
- Thumbs up approval.
- Yeah, Brooklyn wants me to throw them away really.
But my final thoughts are about this whole trip.
One thing that I was super surprised by
was how nice people really are.
We have met so many nice people,
between strangers letting us sleep at their house
to multiple people volunteering to drive us
around their state, or even just
let us hang out at their parents' business
or their family business.
It's just been really cool to see
all of the people willing to help out.
And I think that's been really surprising to me
throughout the whole trip.
- I don't know, I've had a lot of fun.
It's been a really, really cool and eye opening experience.
But all in all, I think just a big thank you to all of y'all
because we've been here driving and doing all this,
but really we couldn't have done it without y'all.
And y'all donating,
so a big thank you to everybody who pitched in
because this is all because of you.
- Asa, one final cartwheel, let's see it.
As many as you can do.
- As many as I can do.
Here we go.
One, oh, here we go.
Two, three, coming back.
Four, I'm tired, five.
- Woohoo.
- So friendly she just wants the belly rubs.
- Wow, I love how my options
are like a tiny cup or a huge cup.
All right guys, the last Dr. Pepper of the trip.
Gotta get my Dr. Pepper, last one.
(machine whirring)
(upbeat music)
- All right, you guys,
we are so close to home only like two hours,
but we needed to stop for lunch.
So we're getting some good old Chipotle.
- Chipotle did us well.
Lunch is in our stomachs,
and we are about to head on the last leg of our trip,
where is T minus two hours.
- Just a little jig right now I'm so excited to be home.
- Get up and show us your jig.
- You know what time it is?
Starbucks, gotta get Bailey
her strawberry acai with lemonade.
(upbeat music)
- So we are about 20 minutes away from home.
And to say that I am excited is an understatement.
Number one, I can't freaking wait to see my dog Finn.
I know you guys probably feel the same way.
And also I can't wait to sleep
in my own bed and take a real shower.
As fun as this trip has been living in the RV,
I think I can take a few years before I'd ever do it again.
- We are like 30 seconds from pulling up
to our parents house and we are all just like so excited.
We've been gone for almost a whole month
and I am just like so excited to be home.
Oh my gosh, what does it say? The end.
Oh my gosh, that's so funny.
(upbeat music)
Woohoo, yay. (clapping hands)
- Home sweet home. - Cute sign.
- Hi guys. - Cute sign.
- Cute, cute, cute.
- Woohoo, congrats.
(indistinct chatters and cheering)
Even though we're home,
it doesn't mean the work ends here.
- It does not mean we're done
- 'Cause we still have to unload the entire RV, Francesca.
And then we also still have to go home and unpack,
and then we get to relax.
Clearing it out, clearing it all out.
Now it looks so empty.
Goodbye RV bedroom, goodbye.
This is crazy.
(vacuum whirring)
(upbeat music)
- Okay, y'all even as the trip comes to an end,
and we are cleaning,
and kind of getting everything organized
to finish out the trip.
I thought I would show you guys from the first,
week when my dad was here and then my continual practice
of collecting change off the ground.
We manage to without even really paying that much attention
earn about a dollar and a half in change,
which ends up being about,
I wanna say 12 to 15 period products
which is actually insane.
Just that simple effort of picking up, change off the ground
and collecting it has helped someone who is in need.
And I thought I would let you guys know
that it's really just that simple.
- Well, that's a wrap.
- Goodbye Francesca
- And an end to a freaking era.
- Period poverty we came for you.
- We conquered. - We conquered you.
- And we did it all with the help of Francesca here.
Goodbye RV life and see you never hopefully ever again.
- [All] Bye Francesca.
- Helped end period poverty, woohoo!
- This is Asa's, we conquered period poverty, victory dance.
- Did you get a shot of the cute balloons?
- Cute, okay you guys, it has been such a long day
but I'm so excited because we just made it home
to my house and we are unloading the car, which you can see
because we still have a bunch of stuff we have to put away.
But once all this is over,
I get to shower and go to bed in my own bed.
I'm so excited.
All the stuff, getting ready to haul it inside.
How you feeling?
- So tired. Tired yet?
- Yeah, ready to shower.
- We're close, we're almost done.
- So close, keep pushing.
- Oh, home sweet home on a bed with no bedding,
'cause my bedding's washing.
We finally did it.
Today's the last night of the RV series.
We have traveled to all 48 drivable states.
I'm sad we didn't end up going to Hawaii in Alaska.
We were all so tired,
just mentally, physically, emotionally
that we definitely just wanted to come home
instead of going there.
But maybe next year, maybe next year we'll do
the two missing states that we didn't end up doing.
But yeah, this whole trip has been incredible.
We have all learned so much.
We also cannot thank y'all enough for donating,
for helping people, for helping end period poverty.
We have raised so much money because of you guys,
and your subscriptions, as well as your donations,
all of that makes a huge, huge difference.
So seriously, thank y'all.
Y'all freaking rock.
That's it, this is my last good night.
This is my last vlog for this series, which is crazy.
I love you all.
And I'll see you guys later, good night.
(upbeat music)
Well, it's official I have started my period,
and I cannot believe that we actually made it
to all 48 states, drivable states before I started.
Do you wanna know how crazy that is?
That is the craziest thing in the world
but I'm just so grateful that I have access
to products when I need them when I start,
and I cannot thank y'all enough, helping other people
be able to do that as well by donating.
But yeah period has started, woohoo!