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Say Amtrak and profitable in the same sentences hilarious. They have three how to 37 routes that are profitable. Amtrak has been lost money for the past 50 years and still lives off of taxpayer dollars. It is a massive boondoggle for that light rail advocates want to bring to the entire country.

This is where you need to pack a travel clean 🧼 kit. I making one up

I saw on other yt channel that the attendant made the beds while you were at dinner. As a diabetic you should always travel with some food or healthy snacks and water. Or pop.

The Russian church has made a statemant that Kirkenes is russian soul. By Mitrofan. It was given away from Russia, in 1826.

america, a true failed state. lmao

ONLY if you have a problem driving! For a fraction of cost, drive a while, spend a night in a 5 Star hotel and drive the rest of the way the next morning, still getting to your destination earlier. Crazy, but if you have a problem where you can't drive...hell, put your car on a truck and fly ...much cheaper and easier. Crazy I say, crazy. Amtrak...one step above third class in the third world.

Longview, Texas has a nice train station.

Saw the guy with three dogs. One is enough can't imagine traveling with 3 dogs.

You can drive this route on I-95 in 11 hours. I do it all the time.

Stuff happens and you appear to be someone that I would not what to be around things get tuff.

Thank congressman Doughton.

I never knew that the USA had motorail trains. We had them in the UK until the late 1980s or early 1990s.

NOUPT and CUPT are my favorite stations

If you sit on the right side going north on the San Joaquins and you are lucky when get to Martinez you can see the tide race up the Sacramento River. It is an awesome sight.

WE DIGGING A PATH WITH THIS ONE🗣🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥

Traveled this route in coach many times with the kids. It’s worth it to eat in the dining car once, the steak is great. Bring a dorm kettle and some hot chocolate, tea, oatmeal packets, etc. to use on the view car, there are outlets at the tables. Baby pool inflatables can help make the seats more comfortable. We had a suitcase dedicated to pillows & blankets. Thanks for the nostalgia.

Romans10;9

are we allowed to get on and off the train?

This was VERY helpful! Conclusion: You could have drove it in half the time (12 hours), and saved hundreds of dollars.

Is there any restaurant at the temple?

They're finally doing renovations to the concourses where the exposed roofs were. Mostly in the hallways between the Great Hall, north/south concourses

I can see why people don't ride trains, if this was the best option. It's a ridiculous system with zero innovation

Little rock, no ty, Memphis, no ty. We have our own Detroit right here. Atlanta no, Cleveland heck no. Interestingly enough, you have a higher chance of dying on a train than a plane. However, I can survive easier from a train wreck than a plane crash, especially if I end up over water ect. Both are nice, but train lets you take in sights more, so it would make sense to do a train for a slower setting. Plus I would probably be able to gather food/remains easier from a train wreck compared to a plain crash.

Great music too!

You are gripping why??? This is only offered up and down the east coa4. Why is this not offered cross country?? You are bytching about an overnight t rip.?where you get to take your car yeah. Um. Go cross country....no car

Wakkanai is another one of dying cities/towns/villages in Japan unfortunately. Since 1975, the population has been steadily dwindling; 55K pop. in 1975 to 30K in 2024.

I am very disappointed that I am getting "flexible dininng" on the Crescent.

I take this train very regularly No problems always pleasant

Just think, this system was made for us deplorables by the Elites that want to run the world😁😁😁😁😁😁

Where is Mousalini now that we need him. Just a joke, UA-cam

I retired in 2016 after 40 years of riding the Burlington Northern Metra commuter line from the western suburbs into the downtown Chicago Loop area. Thank you for this trip down "Memory Lane." Taking the Burlington into the city is much less stressful than driving - especially after retirement.

I've been following you for a while now, my first video of yours was during your trip to Crater Lake, Or. It's the place where my parents first met each other so I was curious to see it all and it made me smile inside & out and because of it, I've been a fan of yours ever since. I love your style, the way you present videos/locations etc. There's far too many "gimmicky" UA-camrs out there doing crazy, borderline illegal, activities just to get views. You're a very welcome breath of fresh air. I'm disabled so I may never physically visit Japan but thanks to your videos Jeremy, I feel like I get a mini-vacation each week. Keep up the great work and much love and success to you now and in the future.

TID - NIce video. Thanks for taking time to produce. I will be taking the same route in early July. The only change is I may opt for the roomette because in April I did the CA Zephyr from Emeryville to Denver and it was worth every penny. Happy travels.

Well your video has helped us decide to continue driving as we have done many times in the past. Thank you for your review.

I wish you had walked up those stairs. Was the bus ride in your extended video?

Wow what are the odds of riding such a long distance on a train and no one sits next to you?

I buy Teriyaki Ramen thru Wal mart. $ 1.08. 😊😊😊😊

Probably very very safe. Nice feeling. Lucky that you live in Japan. Osaka I am sure has some rough areas. But be careful anyway. 😊😊

You have such an interesting and adventurous life. I really envy you. Best wishes from Sacramento. 😊

Them hot gyozas will getcha every time. Kinda not so surprised its so desolate so far north.

When did this trip happen?

My two trips on the auto train have been nice and pretty close to on time. BTW I bought a roomette on one trip and asked how much to upgrade to cabin at check in. It was only $200 more do I took it!

after 5 years its time to trash the meter

Pretty sad customer service. But thank you for another great video. The scenery was beautiful.

I've always been curious about the far north of Japan. Our ship mostly went to Yokuska and Sasebo. It snowed on the ship's deck in March, but it was hard to believe there could be serious winters like we had in Chicago. Thanks for showing us what it looks like in Hokkaido in the early spring. I'm eager to see northernmost Japan next week. Wear that hat! -- charlie, sacramento ca

Great idea - really badly implemented due to stupidity - shame on you amm-trak jr

Go away Washington.