A short YouTube video by Hinesh Chauhan combining a personal childhood anecdote about car-trip sibling fights with practical thoughts on how he plans vacations for his own kids. He emphasizes choosing a destination and a modality (road trip, camping, hotel stays), balancing nights, and getting buy-in from everyone to avoid a miserable trip.
Family vacations. If you remember back to your youth, maybe it was a bit like mine where it was my brother and I in the backseat fighting and there's a magical hand that used to come back and just smack us every time things got a bit out of hand, which was pretty frequently because we I pushed his buttons. I was the younger brother and he was older and aggressive and I earned some of the shots, but not all of them. And separate video different issue vacations. I want to share how I approach vacation planning for my kids. So we essentially pick a destination and a modality. So is it a road trip? Are we camping? What's the ratio of camping? Are we doing three nights and then four. Four nights in a hotel? It. It has to have buy in from everybody. Otherwise it just might be torture when you're in that back seat driving to every single continental US State and across all of Canada without anything for you. Maybe. Maybe I appreciated visiting every single state and provincial legislature. Maybe that's where my love of architecture comes from. All right, more to follow next.
