Travel Items Unboxing - ASMR

[@230Maerad]

one of those plastic water bottles that looks like a bag is helpful! theyre usually sold in camping stores and you can flatten it down to nothing when empty, go through security, then fill it up at a fountain before getting on the plane! then you dont have to pay $6 for water

[@iRoseus]

that pillow gave me soooo many tingles

[@GaslampASMR]

Goodness, my legs/knees would be killing me on that long a trip in economy! I never seem to have enough room! It is too late for this advice, but for the future: There seems to be a little more legroom in the exit door row (depending on the plane, of course), because of the row space needed to accommodate the exit door. I would suggest always trying to get a ticket in that row for long flights. Safe travels!

[@ninavermoesen2389]

it was the French flag and I think it's for most European countries.. it's also for Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland (or at least it was last time I went there)

[@may446]

Beautiful relaxing as always ❤ have a nice trip and enjoy 🌹

[@may446]

And yes please I want to see the clothes you will take 🙏🏻

[@loafheader]

those like 2 circle prongs are the plug for all of europ, if not most of Europe

[@ninah7244]

I fly 7-8h economy flights many times a year. A neck pillow, comfy clothing, and water helps a lot. A good book is great, but most planes probably have movies as well :) don't forget to pick your seat in advance online so you get the one you want!

[@asmrVids]

I have heard "drink lots of water" from several people so I guess I will be visiting the bathroom a lot. :D

[@annemontgomery3890]

Asmr Vids You won't. I fly 7 to 10 hours frequently (Brussels to NYC or Brussels to ATL), and drink all the water and drinks that they offer on the plane (I use Delta, who give an ample supply), and I might have to go to the bathroom maybe once during those 10 hours, usually not with 7 hours. The air is very dry on the plane. And the toilets are not so bad. My suggestions: 1. Use the bathroom right after you get off the plane, and before going through customs, or you might get stuck in a customs line for an hour while you need a desperate wee. 2. For the TSA check, wear loose shoes (also handy for plane), don't wear belts or anything metally, and never ever put those small things (change from pockets, keys, your watch) into a smaller bin they provide (they can tip over inside the scanner. I lost my apartment keys that way) but put it in a pocket of your jacket (which you take off and put in a larger bin), or in a bag. This will speed up your turn at the TSA things. Don't forget to take out everything from your pants pockets (including paper stubs). 3. Don't buy a passport cover. Customs hate them, and it will take time to take it out of the sleeve. 4. On the plane: if you're really thirsty, ask for two drinks at a time. They don't mind. They are not as generous with snacks. 5. Check online which kind of seats you'll have on seatguru. If you can decide yourself where you'll sit, (check your flight check-in on the airway site), do so as quickly as possible, to avoid being seated apart from each other. Seatguru will also show you what is available on the plane (wifi, personal entertainment, USB, ?). 6. If not seated on an aisle, get up every time the aisle seater gets up. You might not get a chance once they've fallen asleep. 7. Don't put your seat all the way back unless the sleep lights are on (they will make the cabin darker to help with sleep), because you are inconveniencing the person behind you. It's one of my pet peeves, being seated behind someone who immediately puts the seat all the way down from right after the ascension without a reason. It narrows everything, and you end up having to do the same, and still lose space to read a book or view a show. 8. If you have WiFi on the plane, know that they do not allow Netflix or Hulu streaming. I have found that Khan academy streaming is fine, and most KZbin videos. If WiFi is expensive, check their website (above 10k feet, I think?) first, because sometimes you can easily use one of their links to go behind their site. I found game links often divert to the outside, and you can browse if you open it in another tab (cf on a tablet). 9. Make sure before TSA to check that your largest electronic devices (tablets and laptops) are in your carry on and easy to take out for them. I usually cluster smartphone in a Ziploc bag with Nintendo DS and all wires, to easily take out. they don't need that for smartphones, but I've had a question about the Nintendo DS. 10. Medication for the trip, you can easily pack in your carry-on or purse. I've taken a 3 month supply once of 8 different meds (for possible illnesses), and they never asked. Use original packaging. If taking anything weird, consider asking your medical doctor to write a simple statement what it is and what you need it for, or just keep a card from them in it. Have not yet had questions for my epilepsy meds or epi pen. Nasal sprays are also exempt from the liquid rule. I usually put all meds in a Ziploc bag anyway. 11. Check the rules on luggage. Most airlines allow you to have a plastic bag with you that already contains your reading material and everything for on the plane, outside your carry-on. I've had only one airline ask to please place the bag on the carry-on for boarding the plane, to send the message to others that I only had one carry-on item and one personal item (big purse). You can also use a regular tote bag as your personal item if you put a purse (or other personal item) inside it. I've traveled with a carry-on, purse, and tote bag of books and food, for about 12 international flights so far. 12. Bring your own food or snacks for the plane. I've noticed they don't mind prepacked snacks (think cereal boxes, candies, boxed prepared fruit (no liquids!), ... I've brought sandwiches with PBJ a few times as well (although peanut butter smells and isn't exactly allergy friendly). I'm very allergic to citrus fruits, which isn't a regular allergen and thus not mentioned, so bringing my own food has been a great help for me. Also, plane food has been sucking less and less over the years. They are getting the hang of cooking in high altitudes. It's not gourmet, but it's often very edible.

[@asmrVids]

Wow! Thank you! I hadn't thought about the best way through TSA. I have most of my electronics in a small back pack but I like the clear plastic bag idea.

[@Halexstrasza]

Hope you have a fun and safe trip!!!

[@asmrVids]

Thank you!

[@PinkiePie2]

Well if you want some video games to pass the time, I highly recommend getting a 3DS XL. If you do have some interest, I'll recommend some games!

[@Italian-woman]

You're voice is very relaxing

[@BenjiBoy2618]

Hereford weather is looking good for the next few days! I'm in the UK so i thought id check for you!

[@asmrVids]

Thanks. We know it will be cold, for what we are used to. I'm just hoping for no rain or snow.

[@BenjiBoy2618]

It won't snow I don't think! We've not had any warnings for it! i hope you have a wonderful trip!

[@hugznotdrugs2]

My recommendation for travel is get to your terminal on time and keep an eye on the time boards in case you get moved at the last minute. Also, good luck flying that far in economy. 🤣🤣🤣🙏🏻

[@asmrVids]

Thanks. It's Norwegian Air which has good reviews so I'm hoping it's not too bad.

[@danstanton900]

i just did 24 hours in economy it wasn't that bad

[@max-_-6352]

No flight is 24 hours long. Longest is about to be 21 hours from Sydney to London.

[@paigewilliams6919]

Cool vid! Looks like you've covered the basics for your flight :)

[@asmrVids]

I hope so, I'm getting some great advice here in the comments.

[@Halexstrasza]

Ah would be amazing if you could do a asmr room tour of the places you stay at!!

[@asmrVids]

That's a good idea! It's a bed and breakfast so it should be interesting.

[@nullbytes6282]

OMG I LIVE IN HEREFORD

[@LozzyMorgan]

SAMEEEE

[@asmrVids]

Awesome! What are some good places to eat? We are looking for some basic places and a nice place for a date night. And any that have free wi-fi?

[@druuboyee]

Have fun on yo trip

[@LozzyMorgan]

Good luck on your journey :)

[@asmrVids]

Thank you, get in on Wednesday. I hope the weather is okay.

[@pickles632]

snow jacket.

[@max-_-6352]

I hate wall plug adapters when travelling overseas. I despise Indonesian ones. Their wall sockets have like 8 holes but the adapter I had only was 2 pronged causing it to fall out countless times. It made me so MAD.

[@alexfairweather9009]

Chewing gum! helps with your ears popping

[@asmrVids]

Excellent point! I had forgotten about the ear popping.

[@GetTheVibe]

50 likes and only 1 dislike You're a savage

[@jacobkudlermemes8908]

Who’s watching this because they are going on a flight soon

[@amieleigh9404]

Would love to see clothing video!

[@NightWLKR1]

how many Miliamps is it?

[@asmrVids]

8000

[@stephenmcallister2169]

Coffee House Studios damn you're an idiot

[@NightWLKR1]

Stephen McAllister What? Why are you being insulting? It was a simple question.

[@neolithic3]

It listed the milamps on the box. There was no real reason for that guy to be a jerk though.

[@NightWLKR1]

neolithic3 I just listen to his videos I don't get tingles from visual triggers, I looked and did indeed see that after his comment.

[@TheSoxGuy25Show]

I'm really early wow

[@arilious]

lol... "chemicals" in your pillow give you any problems?

[@manavbhalla2861]

Great video. Always carry condoms

[@asmrVids]

LOL. If I did they would never get used.

[@DrumsAndMetal]

Pullout game must be strong.

[@ninavermoesen2389]

it was the French flag and I think it's for most European countries.. it's also for Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland (or at least it was last time I went there)