Jake's Argumentative Essay: The Traveling Industry

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Traveling is something that I do quite often. From March to November I am on the go, following my boyfriend, Jake, as he races his sprint car across the country. This means a lot of different states, a lot of miles traveled, and a lot of memories made. Although we usually take the road when traveling from track to track, flying has become a popular option for us as well. The racing industry is very by the moment, so you have to be ready for anything. So, if a car owner in Wisconsin wants Jake to come drive his equipment for the upcoming weekend, the only option for us is to fly. The convenience of being able to hop on a flight and be there in 3 hours as opposed to 24 hours is a very attractive aspect to us. But, when we do travel, we always

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