Last year, Vadim Sahakian and Artia Moghbel, friends from high school, made a decision that few would have made otherwise. They left their jobs and went on a journey.
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Sahakian he worked as a music assistant professor while he Maybe worked in a company dealing with funds. Their journey led them through 13 countries, from Alaska, Africa, Central and South America. They used trucks, motorbikes and airplanes for their transport, and they mostly spent the nights in hostels. Each of them spent about 20 thousand dollars for the six-month trip. Does anyone envy them?
