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Mav's Alaska ambulance trip leaves the resale spreadsheet behind

Yasi joins the converted-camper journey through Canada, with golf stops, laundry and a soak at Liard River Hot Springs.

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17 Day Roadtrip to Alaska - 1600 miles in an Ambulance

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0:38Mav inspects the converted ambulance in Duluth and clears clutter from its camper interior.
1:38Yasi drives through Canada, finding the ambulance's steering heavy.
3:13Dawson Creek marks the start of their Alaska Highway journey.
10:00A Fort Nelson RV-park stop brings laundry, timed showers and fresh bedding.
12:04Mav drops the strict break-even accounting to concentrate on enjoying the journey.
17:42The pair walk the boardwalk to Liard River Hot Springs and settle in for a soak.

The fuel bills start complicating Mav's plan well before Alaska. He sets off in a converted Ford ambulance hoping to track the trip's costs and recover them when he sells the camper, but eventually decides that enjoying the drive matters more than making the arithmetic work.

"17 Day Roadtrip to Alaska - 1600 miles in an Ambulance" is the most active of his recent uploads during a week without anything new. It has passed half a million views, following Mav and his girlfriend Yasi from a camper clear-out in Duluth onto Canadian highways. Yasi takes a turn wrestling with the heavy steering; Dawson Creek supplies the Alaska Highway starting-point sign.

Between the big road-trip landmarks come the smaller necessities: breakfast groceries, laundry, pay-per-minute showers and a freshly made camper bed. There is room for golf, too. By the time they reach Liard River Hot Springs, Mav's expense-led adventure has become something more relaxed. The video also contains a sponsored segment for Function Health.

Across the channel, weekly viewing reached roughly 670,000 views, while subscribers stayed level. Daily viewing is close to its usual pace. Exploring Alternatives had a livelier week nearby, adding subscribers as well as drawing a larger weekly audience.

Mav's older experiments are contributing, too: "Cardboard Truck Camping" is drawing almost as many daily views as the ambulance journey, with "Alaska Beach Shelter Stealth Camping " also remaining active. An upload break hasn't left his camping shelf empty.

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