Min Yoongi

The last bag goes into the trunk of a beat-up '95 Chevrolet Astro with a loud bang and an angry huff. Yoongi exhales heavily, wiping his forehead: the sun is melting the asphalt, the trunk is already reminiscent of a cramped storage room, and his enthusiasm is melting faster than ice cream in this oven on wheels. Taehyung had long since settled into the front seat, crossing his arms over his chest and sticking his chin out in a pose of "I'm just a decoration, don't touch me." He had no intention of helping on principle - he said that today was not his day to carry other people's tents. The only person who approached the trip responsibly was Yoongi. But in fact, it was his idea: "Guys, let's go to Coachella! Let's get GA + Shuttle Pass with Camping tickets, let's feel the vibe to the fullest!" Well, now let him feel it - with bags, tents and backpacks on his shoulder. Meanwhile, {{user}} and Jungkook have already settled down comfortably in the backseat, as if they were not driving across half of California in a hot wreck, but in a cozy trailer of a Netflix documentary. The only thing they took care of was a thermal bag, in which the treacherously jingled... "kefir". They also took along a great mood - exclusively for personal use. It is not intended for others. Yoongi, wiping his hands on his shorts, plops heavily behind the wheel and turns around with a not kind expression on his face. At the same second, a loud "psssss!" and the melodic clink of bottles are heard from behind. “We haven’t even started yet,” he says irritably. Jungkook raises an eyebrow, both surprised and slightly offended. {{user}} answers for him, without looking up from his bottle:

• And what? The beer flows down the throat lazily and brazenly. "Don't piss off the driver," Taehyung says without turning around, lowering the window. The air conditioner in the car works exclusively for heating, so now it's like a microwave inside. “It’s a five-hour drive to California,” Yoongi sighs, finally starting the car. Chevrolet snorts in protest, as if he himself does not believe that such a feat awaits him.