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I would love to be back in the mountains for sure. I was riding on my savings all year hoping my TH-cam channel would start making some money, but that has not happened yet. So i ran out of money and I’m back in LA so I could get on General Relief until I figure out my next endeavor. 🤓

They are intense for sure. 😩 I’m sure it would worse if I wasn’t wearing my protection stone that was given to me by my amazing wonderful friend. ❤️🙏

Love the music, when are you heading back to the desert? I wish you well on your journey ❤

@@msschauerify Awwww thank you, I hope to be back out there during the winter months sometime. 🤓

Thanks, that video usually drives people crazy, I’m glad you enjoyed it. 🤓

Awwww thanks. 🥰

Wow! 🔥✌🏽

@@VanJoplin Thanks! 🤓✌🏼

A good area to park overnight is around the Vineland & Sherman Way area. Sherman Way, west of Vineland seems pretty popular for RV’s.

@@369VANLIFE Thank you so much!! 😁🙏🏼💜 I just looked on the map and I go to that Planet Fitness right there 🤣🤣 Classic!!

@DivineMojo Your welcome! 🤓

Lots of chewy and swishing for sure. 😂

@@369VANLIFE Yup 😂

That traffic is always ON, if you wanna join in the fun. 😂

And it’s permanent with easy access. 😂

Awwww thanks. 🥰

I bet gas takes it off easy.

Thanks.

Thank you. 🥰

Awwww thanks, I appreciate that. I’ll keep the WD40 and baking soda idea in mind for next time. Can you use WD40 on your skin? 😂 I ended up using a microfiber towel and alcohol, so it wasn’t too bad. 🤓

You're not soaking in WD40, so it should be ok during the removal process. Making a baking soda paste might be a better holistic remedy, plus you get a magnesium boost 🤗 Spray WD-40 on the area of your skin covered in beach tar. Make sure to liberally spray the area and fully cover the tar in this lubricant. Allow the WD-40 to soak into the tar for 3-5 minutes. Allow enough time for the solution to begin breaking up the tar naturally before you even begin wiping it off. Fill up a bucket with warm water and add a square or two of liquid dish soap (Dawn). Mix the water and soap in the bucket until it develops a consistent foam. Take a scrubbing brush and dip it into the water. Make sure the scrubbing brush is nice and soaked through with the soapy water. Use the scrubbing brush to begin scrubbing the WD-40 soaked tar on your skin. Scrub gently and in a circular motion until the tar is completely removed. Repeat the process if you’re dealing with particularly stubborn tar. Just keep spraying it with WD-40 and scrubbing it with soapy water until the stain is totally removed from your skin.

@@SwordoftheSpirit_617 Cool, thanks for the instructions. 🤓

Goo Gone, I’ll have to check it out, thanks. I ended up using a microfiber towel and alcohol. It went smoothly except it’s a little tricky between the toes. 😂

Awwww thanks, I appreciate that. 🤓 I love doing the editing but if I take myself too deep sometimes too many hours are consumed in the process. 😂 I’m feeling better, thanks. I went from 70 degrees, to 90 and then back to 70 in one day so that may have been a factor. As far as the tar cleaning, I ended up using a microfiber towel with alcohol. I didn’t feel any stickiness after so that will probably be the method of de-tarring myself. Good to know about the Dawn just in case. Initially I tried baby wipes but that was going know where. 😂 Thanks again, I always appreciate seeing your comments. ✨🤓

@@369VANLIFE There's no perfect edit. One could probably rabbit-hole for years on a single video and still be making edits to make it better still. Especially when you find it entertaining and fun. Sorry for the misinformation. I called my buddy about the rubbing alcohol/tar thing and he reminded me that it was the resin coating on our hands after a "trim" that was exacerbated by the alcohol, not tar. What. It was 4:20 when I commited it to memory. Allegedly. 💨

@@NomadicPride 😂😂

Awwww thanks Debra. 🥰

I’ve been living off my savings for the past year. I’m planning on living off my TH-cam income once my channel grows. Also I’m a musician, so I can do some busking to make ends meet.

@@369VANLIFE OK, so at the moment, your money is finite. Just curious how you pay for all this. TH-cam and busking. OK...

Nice, yeah it’s a most beautiful view of the valley from up there. 🤓

I looked it up, It looks amazing up there. ✨🤓

Thanks Debra! Yeah you can get in a quick one with that set up. 🤓

Thank you! 🤓

I don’t think I’ve seen your list. 😂 Yeah it’s amazing up there. ✨🤓

It was beautiful up there. ✨🤓

Thank you! I’m assuming you mean my channel name. With each generation coming up with new meanings for stuff, I gotta check. 😂

@@369VANLIFE 😂🐽😁👍🏼👍🏼! Yes, better safe than sorry, ✅!

Yeah that’s pretty good sign that someone’s in there. 🤓

Not if you're in a hot, sunny state. In FL it's common to see windows covered with reflective. I used them before van life, actually my entire life. Who wants to get into a boiler? If it's a heat index of. 98 then the vehicle will most likely be 140. Depending on how long you've had it in the sun.

@@michellepasc7564 Wow, people cover all their windows in that heat and humidity when they’re not even sleeping in their vehicle? I used to wake up the the San Fernando valley at 10:30am and it would be 104 in the van. But that’s a dry heat, nothing like what y’all go through. 🥵

I beg your pardon, 2 out of 3 of those were apple juice ma’am. 😂 I think your talking about my alien tray. A sweet lady gifted me that. 👽 🤓✨

Awww thanks Deb, I’m glad you enjoyed the video. The beach traffic in LA gets so congested especially on the weekends. It took me 2 hours once to find a spot to pull over between Santa Monica and Malibu. Yeah I drove all the to way to Malibu and back to find a spot. 😂 It took me 5 minutes here on the weekend to get a parking lot spot. Lots of free parking near the beaches here and cool temps. I think they’re a bit more strict here as far as stealth camping. I don’t see the cluster of vehicles like you do in LA. Everyone seems to park in the industrial areas for their over night spots.

I hope your trip goes well. Are you making a video? 😂 Yeah it’s hot out there where your at. 🥵 I’m came across the California desert where it was 107. Hot! Safe travels. 🤓✌🏼✨

I suppose I could have went to a lake looking for some beach action but the last lake I was at was surrounded by dirt. It doesn’t feel the same on your feets. 😂✌🏼

@@369VANLIFE #desertsand

Thanks! And yes I was. I had been listening to them before I took off for my walk. Good ear! 🤓✌🏼

@@369VANLIFE Dude it's a great song! ✌🏽

Hey G! 🤓✌🏼

Awwww thanks Debra, that nature is pretty awesome. ✨🤓

Yes it is, it’s been in the low 70’s here, that’s a good fruit eating weather for me. 😂

Awwww thanks Debra. 🤓

Thanks.

Thanks Dee. Yeah the ocean is healing for me, I can feel the effects when I’m out there especially when I’m walking on the wet sand. 🥰

@@369VANLIFE absolutely. Enjoy your moments. 🥰

Thanks, it took hours to set it up. ✌🏼😂

Awwwww thanks. ❤️🥰

Thanks Deb, good to know just incase. Those velvety leaves may come in handy some day. 😂 🧻

Thanks Deb, yeah it was close. I’m glad the guitar is in one piece. It’s cool you took piano and flute in Jr. High. I wish I would of done that. We played “Recorders” in elementary school. I didn’t play it too well but I was good at moving my fingers quickly giving the illusion that I knew what I was doing. 😂

I know Dee, I’m just jabbing away, holding my pole, forgetting that I’m fishing. 😂🐟

Very cute. 🐓🤓

I think I’m going to do that. Another subscriber suggested the same thing. 🤓

It could have been way worst if my guitar was in 2 pieces. It’s so hard to play it like that. 😂

Awww thanks, that’s a good idea. 🤓✌🏼

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