I travel in so many different ways I travel high, I rough it... it all depends on who I travel with.

Von Furstenberg’s remark frames travel less as a fixed lifestyle choice (luxury versus “roughing it”) than as a social experience shaped by companionship. The line suggests adaptability: the same person can be comfortable across conditions, and what ultimately determines the tone of a journey is the relationship to fellow travelers—shared expectations, humor, patience, and intimacy. Implicitly, it also critiques status signaling in travel; “high” or “rough” are secondary to the human dynamic. In a broader sense, the quote reads as a portable philosophy about life: circumstances vary, but the people you move through them with largely define whether the experience feels rich, difficult, or joyful.