Recording summary · February 2022
How much money i Wasted in Scotland
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Overview
Expenses for lodging and food during a Scotland trip heavily exceeded income generated from related videos and livestreams, with total costs reaching £2,274 (around $3,000) against $296 in earnings, depleting two months of revenue within three weeks.
Lodging bookings comprised £1,167 for an 11-night luxury apartment, £632 for a second apartment over 7 days and 6 nights, £366.69 for a third apartment, and £19 for a capsule hotel.
Grocery shopping totaled roughly £48 for an initial run that included beer and around £42 for a second shop.
Content revenue included $31 from the Scotland moving video, $37 from the apartment tour, $12 from the mountain video, $136 from the 'Why I Have No Friends in Scotland' livestream, and $80 from the 'Very Important Message' livestream.
Themes
Scotland travel expenditures and content revenue breakdown
Departure schedule and transit planning for London
Developments
Daniel vacates the third apartment around 10 PM prior to the formal checkout day to catch a midnight sleeper train to London, having booked the extra night to avoid a 12-hour wait.
Uncertainties & gaps
Earnings for the video or stream titled 'alone in my hotel room' had not yet been calculated.