As the two men were driving us, they stopped us in Perkins, North Dakota. I was very hungry and both drivers were kind enough to pay for the meals and as I sat there I realized I was no longer in Minnesota. At the time, it had been four years since I had set foot outside of Minnesota. Since I was in North Dakota, I felt happy and peaceful because it felt good to take a break and see other parts of the United States. As the crew and I finished eating at Perkins, we all headed back to the car. It took us about two and a half days to get to the national park. I'm the type of person who can't sleep at night, there were about two girls sleeping on top of me. I kept looking out the window and wondering, “Are we there yet”? While everyone else woke up the next morning, I was the only person to fall asleep. I want to get some sleep and everyone was loud and it wasn't cool at all. As the hours passed, I was in Wyoming and the town was small and rural. I wasn't used to seeing rural areas