Im thinking it would be a great replacement for my old ml 150 G 5 . <| sep |> What does that bot even do ? lol <| sep |> Remind Me ! 15 hours <| sep |> thats rad ! Nice work ! <| sep |> None of your game offers can be so grossly incandescent <| sep |> I ' ve never traveled quite that long in one go , but have done longish stints of one to three months . And I ' ve traveled seriously for over three decades on four continents . While I can ' t say I ' ve perfected a method , I have some suggestions . The best thing I ' ve done to avoid burnout is to simply understand my own energy cycle that is , when the best time is to spend my energy exploring or socializing , and when the best time is to recharge or conserve my energy . And then hold to that cycle , regardless of what other people think . For example , I ' m not a morning person . I try to stay in places where I can be alone in the mornings , have coffee and just read or write or compute if I have a laptop with me , and then go exploring in the afternoonsevenings . A room of my own is pretty much a requirement , though I understand that is not always good for the budget . I ' ve found that after about 3 weeks , I need to find a place to hole up for several days , up to a week , to recuperate , without any particular plans . Best is somewhere remote like a mountain cabin where I don ' t have to talk to anyone , and where I can cook on my own . Understand that your cycle and needs are often not the same cycle as other people you meet . Don ' t get stuck in the trap of trying to match fellow overacheiving travelers who try to fit it all in ! You ' ll have a better experience going more slowly anyway . One slow month in one city will be far more memorable than a halfdozen countries in the same period .