How we Spent a Day in Austin, Texas With $100 | Austin on a Budget

The folks from @Theendlessadventure are back on the road! In this new episode, Allison and Eric Bieller take you to one of their favorite US cities: Austin! They have a challenge to fulfil in the Texan state capital, though: For one full day they're only allowed to spent $100 each! Taking you to cool places while spending as little as possible; That's the task. The duo hunt down some little-known taco and barbecue joints, check out the city's best sightseeing spots, and wind up trying their hand at some vintage shopping. Are you up to join their adventure?
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[americanaccents]

here for Eric and Allison! stoked to see this. 💥💥💥

[fatwe]

Im impressed with how far you managed to make 100 stretch! Ive lived in Austin since i was 13. Ive been homeless since 17, and im 30 now. Austin is so hilariously expensive, even working 40 hours per at 16.50 an hour, i couldn't even afford the cheapest efficiency i could find! Good lick out there and thanks for visiting

[PalmBeachesPaul]

I miss Austin. I grew up in San Antonio but moved away in 1991 to South Florida. 6th st was so much fun and so was Zucker Park. Love these extra videos with you kids. Watching this one since you haven't posted another Alaska video this week

[DavidHBurkart]

...so Austin on $200 per day per couple. Got it.

[jamesslate]

You could also have toured the Texas State Capital, for free, which has the tallest dome of any state capital building. There are exhibits that tell the entire history of Texas.

[jhr]

The "river" is Lady Bird Lake.

[hwgusn]

Drive to this place, then drive to this place, then drive to this place, then…

[dieterlange]

A bottle of wine 2 lawn chairs and me and mama under the free area watching the bats. And the free sunset😂

[janeybakarbessy]

Thanks guys. First video and giving me the scoops about Austin when I have been there for the 4th time. And as a flight attendant I always want to find other places. So thank you!

[SullenSecret]

I was expecting landmarks. I got food. Tip: Every city has food.

[theotherbabies]

Expensive city. This should've cost about half the price really

[arienrhod]

I used to buy breakfast burritos for $0.50 a piece out of a lady’s trunk of her car on South Lamar on my way to the work back in the day🥰

[azulaquaza]

Austin gets attacked by the rest of Texas for being different politically, but it really is a great city whose population cares about their health, food is delicious, very educated city, and its suburbs are among the safest, cleanest and well maintained in the state. Traffic, expensive and visible homeless are really the only drawbacks.

[ejcastro]

Childhood flashback: I never liked nopales and the sight of eggs and nopales gave me goosebumps and not the good kind!

[clarkman]

With tip at that bar you’d be over but I appreciate the concept of the episode

[amywarnock]

Oh my gosh the other day I was going to say the next time you’re in Austin I hope I’m in Austin! Dang it I’m in Dallas;( I think y’all need to get an Airbnb in Austin just saying lololol

[DiegoMartinez-mfdy]

$4 dollars per taco and they call it cheap???!!!

[travelertrome]

As a California resident, the brisket looks similar to what we call tri-tip over here. I wonder if they are the same thing.

[The_Hagseed]

That is nothing. I live and and pay rent in Austin, which means I only get $5 a day to live on. But I'm sure Reagan's trickle down econonics will start working any day now and all these billion dollar companies will start paying employees livable wages.

[stevekrause]

I’m confused I thought you guys were driving with the RV and pull the red truck