He had spent the last two years living full-time in the RV—a decision born from a desire for simpler living and the need to escape the "pure chaos" of his former 9-to-5 life [22]. Every mile he drove was proof to himself that he didn't need a sprawling house to feel strong and capable [10].
"The plan is to stay put," Elias said, gesturing toward the dark, rain-slicked trees outside. "We’re following the 3-3-3 rule now. No more than 300 miles a day, arrive by 3 p.m., and stay for at least three days [28]. No more rushing." He had spent the last two years living
"Got a plan, gearhead?" a voice teased from the small galley kitchen. " Elias said