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Electric road trips.
I'm Piper. I don't need FSD, my husband drives. I don't pay for electricity either. Our 2016 Tesla Model X is the only one who gets to stay plugged in. The rest of us unplug along the way.
Everything else here sends you somewhere else. These two don't.
Nothing on this channel is behind a paywall, so these are the only scoreboards we have. They update every day.
Ten years on YouTube and I've never had one. Hit subscribe and you're on the hook for the unboxing.
YouTube pays a channel nothing until people have watched 4,000 hours of it in one rolling year. Shorts don't count. Only the long episodes and the lives do, which is a big part of why we go live. See the full tracker →
New episodes whenever the battery lets us.
New to the show? Start with the pilot → · See everything on the channel →
Then people kept telling me a Tesla drives itself like it's GTA, so in August I picked up a controller for the first time in my life and went live to find out. Six nights in, I still steal the same taxi and I still cannot park. Four hours, twice a week, no edit, no script. The chat runs the whole thing, which is exactly why it works.
There's a second reason we do it. Live minutes are the only kind YouTube counts toward monetization, and a road trip can't happen every week. So this is the part where the channel earns its way to 4,000 hours.
Lives go up on the channel with no warning, so the only way to catch one is to subscribe and turn the bell on → · Every live we've done →
I go live about twice a week and it's never at the same time. One email right before I start, and one when a new road trip drops. Nothing else, ever.
Honest reviews of every Tesla Supercharger, motel, and weird roadside thing we visit. The whole thing is on the record.
Piper hosts the show. Vincent runs the camera. Three nights a week she's live from home, where GTA is the only place anyone lets her drive.
YouTube doesn't let a channel take a single dollar until people have watched enough of it. I'm 870 hours away from the line where you're allowed to throw me a few bucks during a live. So there's nothing to buy here and nothing behind a paywall. Watching a live is the whole donation. It's free and it's the only thing that actually counts.