I wish that woman all the happiness and success in her ventures to find buses and make homes . Thats such a BEAUTIFUL gesture shes doing. We need more people like her here on earth.
The kids in "Betsy" the bus were so cute. You saw how much it meant to them to be able to show their home, they even wore fancy clothing like a tie. I hope they get back on their feet again.
Honestly! And the woman who reached out and funded her for *five years.* That was money out of her pocket for no selfish reason whatsoever. Both these women are inspirational. 😭
I love how respectful they were in the bus home. They kept thanking them for having them in their home. Very sweet and humble. And Curly needs to come back for more episodes :D
Ben Baker my aunt from nc lives in a trailer home and its low key raw. We live in chicago in a single family home with 3 floors. And in that trailer home it was spacious. There was 3 rooms, a fat ass kitchen and a living room. It was pretty large all things considered, given it needed some repairs, and i wouldnt have set it up the way they did. But if they cleaned it up and inverted a thousand it would be great. The whole place was bigger then the first apartment my parents had when i was 12. 💀
My first Hong Kong apartment was around 130 square feet (and I looked at some that were 95). You should do a Worth It in Hong Kong to see the real tiny homes.
Best part of the video was Steven and Curly interviewing the kids at Vehicles for Change. So amazing that she came up with that idea from a dream! So glad Vehicles for Change was included in the video. They're my Worth It Winner, too, Andrew. :)
It's good that they thought to put in a spot for charitable work in the middle. It doesn't fit with all the Worth It Lifestyles, but they made room when it did.
Bryce actually already did a tour of 'The Acorn', I thought it looked familiar while watching this video and I found the 'Living Big in a Tiny House' video
i've seen $5-8k tiny houses- and they were on par with the $50k one. Also any tiny house over $100k is a a rip-off considering of of the main monetary factors for normal houses is actually the land.
Well I mean California is expensive I was looking for houses for my mom and dad and us the kids and 3beds 3baths is like $538,000 and In Oregon it’s like $60,000.
The trailer for a tiny house alone cost 4-5 grand. Add in materials, electrical, plumbing, etc there's no way a fully functional tiny house similar to that size cost 5-8 grand even if you build it yourself. A 16 ft tiny house with all materials and systems would cost around 15 grand, if you build it yourself. 20-25 if you have it built and delivered for you.
@@maibelle1002 I've see a lot of people buy used trailers, they salvage windows and doors, use reclaimed wood from old barns and such, diy composting toilets, etc. There are so many ways to save on building cost if you really look for it so it is possible to DIY it for 10k or under
I don't think it's fair to say any tiny house over $100k is a "rip off." These are for people who are driven by something other than affordability. It's for someone who is choosing to live in a small space verses someone who is forced into one. Think of it this way: You don't buy a Tesla to save money on gas.
in this spin off series, he's still an executive producer, he was a co host for one episode, and is helping with production (behind the scenes) most of the time. wait for worth it food, Steven has said many times it will come soon. This show is just as good but if is not your cup of tea, don't watch it :)
Could be the bank, insurance or government regulation when building structures on land which is not the case with trailers which is what these are. Notice that he actually defines tiny house as on wheels. How convenient.
Sure, but at 165k, it's still cheaper than buying anything in a major city. If I'm going to live tiny, I'll want to do it on my own terms, while being comfortable.
Expense is realtive that is cheaper than most house in California. Also tiny houses don't have one singular purpose some people just want to live tiny because they love it.
@@karagrant5778 It was not created to make housing more affordable. It was not "created" at all. The first people who built tiny houses built them for themselves not others and for a variety of reasons.
"Designs with restrictions create the most beautiful things." I've wanted a tiny home for as long as I can remember, and of all the reasons I've heard before, I like that one the most. Perfect description!
13:41 *Steven:* This is for your eyes so you can sleep *Curly:* You don't know where that's been *Steven:* *promptly throws it back down* these guys are awesome!
@@Furiends Statistically a significant percentage of homeless are drug addicts, They are homeless of their own volition and therefore should be treated as such, No way in hell is my tax money going towards giving druggies houses
@@plaz6973 Actually most homeless people have mental illness. Some of which could be treated with proper medication but that they couldn't afford and lost their jobs when they couldn't do them properly. Those with mental disabilities are far more prone to addiction as well. But even if we assume what you say is true its still going to cost social services more when considering policing and increased medical needs, loss of property value, etc.
@@Furiends Categorically false, Most homeless are homeless for one of two reasons, Poor financial decisions or familial disputes or Drug use, look up the statisrics
I did not expect to see such a project like Vehicles for Changes. Such an inspiration for me to do good in my life, no doubt that she feels happy because of her good work. Thank you for this episode. Life changes must occur!
Andrew and Steve: constantly share food at romatic resturants and only shipped by a few fans Curly and Steve: Walks into first tiny home: "ARE YOU FLIRTING WITH ME BRO"
hell man now i want to go to florida. i’m a little claustrophobic, so if i. go to florida i don’t have to live there anymore, and i get my food payed for lol
you're telling me that dude is in his workshop in a leather jacket, collar popped, drawing on a printed drawing with pencil? no way lmao this b roll is too much
If you build it yourself/with friends who don't get paid, with as much free and cheap materials as possible it's cheaper (Not giving it wheels woulr probably also make it alot cheaper). But like. It's still building a house. Iirc I've read the average cost of tiny houses is like 25K.
@@MsLilly200 it used to be, it's not just some thrifty weirdos anymore. It's gotten popular and trendy so the demand has gone up. Now you can by luxary tiny homes and even cheap ones are more expensive cause the tiny lifestyle is desirable
I used to have a Tiny Home company, we built around $1000 a linear foot. That was a few years ago, the movement has definitely changed. It was build small, build low cost. Now the sqft is going higher and materials are moving into the luxury side.
I love Andrew (as well as have a massive crush on him) but was very strange to have him sitting in back seat not talking not really part of the video. Miss you Andrew!
In the *Philippines* with $50,000 you can have a big up and down house on a subdivision(village). I think the value of that tiny house would cost around $6-7K in my country. And yes I'm aware of the different "living cost" of every country.
I was thinking the same while converting USD to PHP in my head. It's also enough to buy a tiny studio apartment in a condo and have it completely furnished.
In my country I cant even buy an apartment for 100k and if I wanna buy a house with land its at least 400k... and we dont earn enough to buy one in a lifetime
As a ‘96 millennial looking to reduce my impact on the environment and save as much $$ as possible, I am seriously looking for tiny homes. But I also love luxury, so I am definitely leaning towards homes like New Frontier.
exact opposite for me. That said, the biggest turn-off for a tiny home for me is the toilet. I don't like the idea of a composting toilet. Too much work. But it gives you ideas. I'd suggest looking into Gary Changs home on youtube. A small, 500 square foot space that transforms to hide things away, so it looks very clean.
The Acorn is on the smallest side of a usual Tiny Home. Right now, the average is around 250sq ft, and that can easily double depending on how much lift space you add. I'm lucky bc the tallest person in my family is 5'8" so it's going to be easy to have standing room in my lofts. And that's only if I choose to build on a trailer. I'm seriously considering buying some land and building a tiny cabin that way I don't have a height restriction. Plus, it just doesn't make sense to build on a trailer when I've got to way to move it. Anyway, there's no need to feel closed in. I've been in 150sq ft tiny homes that felt open and spacious bc all the furniture had multiple purposes. Check ou a channel called Living Big in a Tiny House (I think). They have featured at least 150 different tiny homes.
Love how you guys took the opportunity to put the philanthropy for homeless people into this video. Gives a broader view to tiny homes and makes me like them even more!!
Absolutely loved that you guys featured Vehicles for Change. We need more content out there by large media of people doing good for the world and bringing light the organizations and people that are. Also, Curly is so me... “it’s like you’re in nature w/o having to interact with nature. I’m not about that bug life” lmao so relatable
That's that guys personal house so he made it to accommodate his height. There are some tiny houses with 7ft ceilings under their loft or just no loft at all. Look up tall man's tiny house, built by a tall guy who wanted to live tiny.
My brother is 6’4” and builds tiny houses with 7’ required ceilings in Asheville North Carolina. His homes are well built, comfortable and many materials are reclaimed and sustainable. People are moving in the minute he finishes them. They are also building “bird houses” in NC. Lookout tower on the top with 3 levels.
"Having a wood stove is luxurious " pretty silly thing to say. Having heat instantly with the turn of a nob is luxurious. From a guy who grew up burning wood for some extra heat in the winters.
I know right, I have a wood stove too. I've never really found it luxurious to cut, load my truck, unload, split, stack, then go out in the middle of the night in the snow/rain to get more wood. I have to agree with you here.
I follow David have for years you can’t get one of his houses less than 100k which defeats the purpose of being tiny. I’ve been following this movement for over 10 plus years and it just boggles my mind how exorbitant the prices have become. Totally defeats the purpose.
We are making two more. That's three total. We have been in existence for one year. How many buses have you made while working full time and receiving no compensation to help the homeless?
I mean for those who really want to live in a small space tiny homes are a good idea. But for the poor and for being environmentally friendly its really a sham. Well except the part about extending some of living space outside which all the tiny homes do \but any house could and should do that.
I’m from Hong Kong and US$165000 can only buy a parking space for a car here... wish that our property price could be cheaper so I can actually buy a home... 😔
@@Furiends I mean, i have nothing against tiny houses. I would even live in one if it was cheap lol. But at that price i might as well buy myself a normal sized home xD Hell, my roommate back in college got herself a house for around 70k (and it wasnt a dump either), so to me a tiny house probably isnt worth it unless it costs significantly less than what i could buy here.
@@dkalisd I'm not sure of all the specifics but what usually seems to be the case is developed land is limited. In China thats usually because of how land is sold from the government. In the US its because people don't want cities to extend out their developed land into the suburbs. I also see this similar effect elsewhere it seems like it can happen in so many ways. The issue then becomes increase the cities developed land to lower building costs or let those costs and rent go up and then get sprawl. Then the city has to spend money extending services out to the sprawled suburbs instead of just developing more land. As you might guess its the latter that ends up using more land, more money and more resources than the former.
Steven, was it just me or @11:30 were you just a little teary-eyed from being moved by that sweet family on the bus? What a lovely episode this is. I wish we had more communities and organizations to house the homeless, especially in Los Angeles where we so desperately need it.
But can u get a safe abortion or go to gay pride? Can you be trans and not be fired from your job just for that? Can you take a bus to all your needs? Are there things to do on the weekend other than sports bars and church? Can you shop for groceries at markets other than Wal-Mart? Can you go to multiple libraries and send your kids to a variety of good public schools? Does the area have reliable cellphone data and service? Some states are cheap for a reason. If you're straight, conservative and boring you can live anywhere cheaply in America but you might not have the best access to jobs unless you work online. If you're queer, artsy, female at birth and feircely independent, and career oriented, and not religious at all, only a few places will cater to your needs. Sucks that my dream locations are the most expensive but at least I don't have to worry about my rights being violated by the local good ole boys as much as others.
In expensive cities you would never find a place to live - even tiny studio apartments- for 50k, so it's a very attractive option for people with less money
@@elijahdavila3684 I'm thinking about my city- where you can only get a shoebox apartment for minimum $250,000, so yes there is a huge difference so 50k is MUCH more affordable
*Steven:* This is a nice house
*Curly:* Stop flirting with me
Lol
Mildly annoying
@@LJGator808 gay power
Lol
Ugh.oh...mini moose knuckle...lmao
I wish that woman all the happiness and success in her ventures to find buses and make homes . Thats such a BEAUTIFUL gesture shes doing. We need more people like her here on earth.
Hey thats a meme channel kiddo
and a million dollar investors
Ok boomer
MrBeast did it for tfue
I hit the like button the moment she talked about her mission.
"I love how we just pop the door open and now we're outside"... You know that's what doors do right 😂
Yes, but the difference is that he didn't say that. He said "pop the wall open".
😂🤣😂
🤣😂🤣😂
Na i go bacc inside cuz I'm introverted lmao
That lady who makes homeless families homes is an angel on Earth. ♥
Sherry Ralph-Lyle angels are men
@@gretasworld6288 She's an Angela.
She doesnt make it the guy does
@@gretasworld6288 Angels are also sometimes made of eyeballs or jade. Book of Ezekiel is a wild ride.
Her and her angel investor haha
The kids in "Betsy" the bus were so cute. You saw how much it meant to them to be able to show their home, they even wore fancy clothing like a tie. I hope they get back on their feet again.
yeah seriously watching the family living in Betsy was genuinely such wholesome content that really humbles a person 👌
Those children will remember that home, not the house, and the security and the comfort it brought them for the rest of their lives. I know.
Rae Grimm
Hi, I honestly hope so too.
But, speaking of "Tiny" ... Please allow me Expose some real, ("Fake News"):
With This Funny Sh.t:👇
TH-cam:😁👇
("ANATOMY OF THE HUMAN BODY1") Pause @34:08.
why did i never assume steven was 6 foot
Cus most times we always see him sitting lol
because he's asian
VooDooH came here to say this.
So odd to see Andrew not talking; used to him on Worth It Food
SAMEE
It was really weird. Kinda felt he wanted to be in the front talking.
Like around 0:50, I just see Andrew staring at the camera and it just makes me laugh
He’s the new Adam :( let my man SPEAK!!
Straessbomb
Hi, ...true.. but, speaking of "Tiny," please allow me to Expose some real, ("Fake News")...
Why is no one talking about how great that woman is for making homes for homeless children and families, THIS IS AMAZING!!!!
😍😍😍
Honestly! And the woman who reached out and funded her for *five years.* That was money out of her pocket for no selfish reason whatsoever. Both these women are inspirational. 😭
And the guy who helped her build the homes
makes too much sense there is a tiny homes for homeless vets in austin texas.
Makes me wanna be homeless, I want a house on wheels
Love the idea of turning buses into homes for the homeless. Brilliant concept. It was also so heartwarming to see Curly interact with those kids...
Yeah it's actually an online community. They're called Schoolies!
I'm thankful that they included Vehicles for Changes. I hope this reaches millions of people and many of them reach out to fund and support the cause.
Not army
2:04 “Who’s the Man?”
“IDK I’m still trying to find him.”
Unexpectedly thoughtful answer tbh ✌️❤️🙃
i want to like this comment, but it's got 420, that's plenty enough ;)
Hu
An abstract way of deflecting personal blame.
6:09 Steven: "you should be our fun fact deliverer, you have a very good voice"
Andrew in the back seat: *glares*
Ahahahah 😂😂 I love it
I love how respectful they were in the bus home. They kept thanking them for having them in their home. Very sweet and humble. And Curly needs to come back for more episodes :D
Hell no, no more curly
@@primtve_dope9568 how come?
✔ I know someone who just bought a home for 11K. *Good damn deal*
I agree! I loved how respectful they were and i adore Curly
No more curly pls
That young guy with the vest and tie on is gonna be somebody, you can just tell.
Chucky Bananaz ikr he’s so well spoken and mature for his age. Such a sweetie.
His future probably brighter than mine
How???
That’s what I was thinking
Curly: "Really do feel like you are in nature, without having to interact with the nature. Like I'm about this, but I'm not about that bug life." SAME
@ 14:06
I'm still waiting for 1$ tissues vs. 100$ tissues but ok...
why tissues
And $1 lotion vs $100 lotion
@@hommesilaon8709 don't ask questions trust me
It's easy just roll 1$ and 100$ to make it tissue but a lot
Annnnnd $1 condom vs $100 condom
Curly lost so much weight, genuinely did not recognise him straight away xx
I had to close my eyes to recognise his voice 👏🏻
Funny you said “straight away”
Peli Tongi hilarious
I need 2 kno his secrets
Bebe Jewell
Hi, me too.. sort of true.. But, (ONLY IF YOU ALREADY KNOW)... One of the editors if the try guys is very: "AHH LOC KHA SUH"...!!!
My parents lived in a school bus in the 70s.. My first home was a school bus!!!!! Hippies back then.
Nobody:
curly: you're flirting with me
UGHHH '
@NobodyPolice
it really did sound like he was tho LOL I would also be like hold on
He’s got that confidence, get it. Eventually one day someone will say, “yeah, im flirting with you”.
💋I was in Playboy Magazine. Happens to me ALL the time
I like how trailers are considered trashy but a tiny house is cool but both are on a trailer frame.
Ben Baker my aunt from nc lives in a trailer home and its low key raw. We live in chicago in a single family home with 3 floors. And in that trailer home it was spacious. There was 3 rooms, a fat ass kitchen and a living room. It was pretty large all things considered, given it needed some repairs, and i wouldnt have set it up the way they did. But if they cleaned it up and inverted a thousand it would be great. The whole place was bigger then the first apartment my parents had when i was 12. 💀
Ben Baker i think it has to do with movies n the association with it.
@@overknight5278 I'm in college and was looking at a 3 bed 2 bath double wide for sale on 13 acres of land for 78000.
@@caylamcmillian6796 I think you're right. But the stereotype is true for some but now you can find a really nice double wide for a good price
@@benbaker321
☠ That is way overpriced. You can get a single wide in North Carolina for 11K through 16K. I'm selling one for 16K
No one:
Curly: Now you’re just flirting with me
audience (mainly broke people):
BMW: this is a perfect audience to try and sell a luxury vehicle.
Best comment on here great call
They want you to spend your money on a tiny home so you can spend it on an expensive car.
Lol a used X1
Shoulda been a Tesla.
It feels weird to see Andrew sitting in the back... It just doesn't feel right 😳
It really feels like injustice for him.WorthIt belongs to him too.
Curly is gay
Aleena Asif yeah andrew gives the show a special touch
@@leohuang._ What's the connection?
Aleena Asif RIGHHHHTTTT
My first Hong Kong apartment was around 130 square feet (and I looked at some that were 95). You should do a Worth It in Hong Kong to see the real tiny homes.
That's not really a home, more like a cage.
They should do $500k home vs $100 million home in Hong Kong
free hong kong
Go to southeast Asia for the real deal smh
Even in the USA its supposed to be
Best part of the video was Steven and Curly interviewing the kids at Vehicles for Change. So amazing that she came up with that idea from a dream! So glad Vehicles for Change was included in the video. They're my Worth It Winner, too, Andrew. :)
It's good that they thought to put in a spot for charitable work in the middle. It doesn't fit with all the Worth It Lifestyles, but they made room when it did.
I love this, but low key mad that this isn't a collab with Bryce from Living Big in a Tiny House lol
Leon Chung Bryce and rasa are the best ever!!
On G
Bryce actually already did a tour of 'The Acorn', I thought it looked familiar while watching this video and I found the 'Living Big in a Tiny House' video
Exactly
Leon Chung nbbb
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Steven: *breathes*
Curly: You keep flirting with me
*Plot Twist:* The tiny house is actually Ant-Man's house once he shrink it for safe keeping.
ur funny and edgy and original
marla no he is gay
@@Motivation____clips__shortz 😂😂
When u come straight from watching endgame 😂
Mr. Friendship, he can live in it after he makes it out of thanos’ butthole
*looks at tiny house*
"this is bigger than my house"
Hector is gonna wake up to a surprise
Kathryn Miranda I I
I honestly don’t understand how that last one was 165k. I’ve seen MANYYYY tiny houses that were bigger, cooler, etc for cheaper than that.
They charge what people will pay for it. It's overpriced in my opinion though.
Did you forget that material quality is a thing?
Im Augment um, no? And your condescension is unwarranted.
@@desxx8752 I'm sorry what? LMFAO
I see it. The materials, craftsmanship, it all adds up.
It s so weird to see Andrew in the back😂 I'm used to him being in the front and give those ironic answers
Laura *iconic 😉
Sarcastic*
I know, right? And it's weird to see Curly in a Worth It video!! I watch him in the Pero Like videos
i've seen $5-8k tiny houses- and they were on par with the $50k one. Also any tiny house over $100k is a a rip-off considering of of the main monetary factors for normal houses is actually the land.
Well I mean California is expensive I was looking for houses for my mom and dad and us the kids and 3beds 3baths is like $538,000 and In Oregon it’s like $60,000.
The trailer for a tiny house alone cost 4-5 grand. Add in materials, electrical, plumbing, etc there's no way a fully functional tiny house similar to that size cost 5-8 grand even if you build it yourself. A 16 ft tiny house with all materials and systems would cost around 15 grand, if you build it yourself. 20-25 if you have it built and delivered for you.
@@maibelle1002 I've see a lot of people buy used trailers, they salvage windows and doors, use reclaimed wood from old barns and such, diy composting toilets, etc. There are so many ways to save on building cost if you really look for it so it is possible to DIY it for 10k or under
@@maibelle1002 well i mean lots of people have done it- theres articles and youtube vlogs about it
I don't think it's fair to say any tiny house over $100k is a "rip off." These are for people who are driven by something other than affordability. It's for someone who is choosing to live in a small space verses someone who is forced into one.
Think of it this way: You don't buy a Tesla to save money on gas.
When Steven said that Curly should be the given fact deliverer @ 6:09, Andrew's face was like how dare you 😂😂
That school bus was very nice and awesome. So cozy and welcoming.
Hope that family lands on their feet again.
Now Andrew is producer
At Worth it
He eats together with steven and Adam
*Good Old Days*
in this spin off series, he's still an executive producer, he was a co host for one episode, and is helping with production (behind the scenes) most of the time. wait for worth it food, Steven has said many times it will come soon. This show is just as good but if is not your cup of tea, don't watch it :)
Gaby Fernandez who asked you tho lol
I love that they’re just chilling on these peoples bed like they’re at home🤣
"I Love Andrew."
"He's okay."
wheeze
(oops wrong series)
I wish I was living in a tiny home and watching it rain as my fireplace crackles.
Autumn Jackson I felt that vibe
That's all I strive for in life lol
That sounds idyllic, such a dream.
I thought the title said Tiny Horse and I'm not gonna lie I'm disappointed
Omfg 😂😂😂
U just made my day 😁
$ lmao 165,000 tiny horse
Hahahahhaha
😂
*Curly trying to convince Steven that his innocence comments are flirtatious remarks for 19 minutes*
Curly a weird ass dude
That dude is probably SJW and victim of Pedowood monarch mind control. Basically he felt for TV government programming 👍🏻
i found it weird and unneccessary, if a guy would do that constantly on a girl people would be creeped out af
He creepy
Oh please. Steven is always saying gay stuff. He always inserts his girlfriend into conversation because everyone assumes he is gay
I too work in a warehouse while wearing a leather trench coat while I sketch with a pen over printed renderings.
gunghoman414 he's like the Jonathan Ive of tiny homes, absolutely full of themselves.
I saw that and I had to look through he comments to see if I was the only person who noticed it
Says he cares about environment, still wears a giant leather coat 😂😘
Then good for you brother, there are too few, too few....
Not manu comments make me laugh out loud congrats person
5:05 Steven: "(on bed) This is where the magic happens... oh no shouldn't have say that"
Curly: "Are flirting with me? *giggle"
Steven: Do you own a hair straightener?
Curly: *No. This is my mother and the lord at work.*
"who is The Man?" "Idk I'm still tryna find him" 😂😂😂😂
Could be the bank, insurance or government regulation when building structures on land which is not the case with trailers which is what these are. Notice that he actually defines tiny house as on wheels. How convenient.
Curly: you don’t know where it’s been
*steven quickly getting rid of the eye mask*]
What is the point of an expensive tiny home. Tiny houses were made to be cheaper than regular homes.
Sure, but at 165k, it's still cheaper than buying anything in a major city. If I'm going to live tiny, I'll want to do it on my own terms, while being comfortable.
Also for a smaller eco footprint
Nick Cox I think the idea is that it is more customizable. However, I agree that the main point is to make housing more affordable.
Expense is realtive that is cheaper than most house in California. Also tiny houses don't have one singular purpose some people just want to live tiny because they love it.
@@karagrant5778 It was not created to make housing more affordable. It was not "created" at all. The first people who built tiny houses built them for themselves not others and for a variety of reasons.
"Designs with restrictions create the most beautiful things." I've wanted a tiny home for as long as I can remember, and of all the reasons I've heard before, I like that one the most. Perfect description!
13:41
*Steven:* This is for your eyes so you can sleep
*Curly:* You don't know where that's been
*Steven:* *promptly throws it back down*
these guys are awesome!
Are we just going to ignore the fact that they're sponsored by BMW? That's huge
John Control it’s not Audi now that’s the big bucks
@@Andrew-ez6gr sorry but are u sponsered at all ?
@@Andrew-ez6gr Audi and big bucks don’t go together buddy
@@faisalaljarbuo897 audi is the mcu car
The fact the bus home is bigger than what that family used to have says so, so much.
We could give everyone homeless a home for a tiny fraction of a percent of the budget.
@@Furiends Statistically a significant percentage of homeless are drug addicts, They are homeless of their own volition and therefore should be treated as such, No way in hell is my tax money going towards giving druggies houses
@@plaz6973 Addicts need treatment, not scorn. Addiction is hard to beat.
@@plaz6973 Actually most homeless people have mental illness. Some of which could be treated with proper medication but that they couldn't afford and lost their jobs when they couldn't do them properly. Those with mental disabilities are far more prone to addiction as well.
But even if we assume what you say is true its still going to cost social services more when considering policing and increased medical needs, loss of property value, etc.
@@Furiends Categorically false, Most homeless are homeless for one of two reasons, Poor financial decisions or familial disputes or Drug use, look up the statisrics
I did not expect to see such a project like Vehicles for Changes. Such an inspiration for me to do good in my life, no doubt that she feels happy because of her good work. Thank you for this episode. Life changes must occur!
Thank you kindly. I am happy and working on more buses even as we speak.
Andrew and Steve: constantly share food at romatic resturants and only shipped by a few fans
Curly and Steve: Walks into first tiny home: "ARE YOU FLIRTING WITH ME BRO"
wildhearses Rip for Standrew shippers 😭 ( actually they are shipped by much more than you think 😉)
@@dilaraa3201 ew
Ewe
Dilara A why tf do people like that exist eww wtf
That’s why he changed his words when he said something after the bed thing
You can build a 1,400sqft house in Texas for 165k and 1/4 lot
Sif Artorious shhhh don’t tell people that
WhAt I’m here paying $1,000,000 for a three bedroom house. Damn I’m moving
Not in Austin, TX
Yes but you’re living in Texas ;)
In New Mexico..you can build a 3,500 to 4500 sq ft for 165k depending on county..land is cheap too..
Thank you for featuring Vehicles for Change! Such a worthwhile project..so much respect.
i can get a tiny home for free. all i have to do is get arrested.
Bahaha 😂😂😂😂
hell man now i want to go to florida. i’m a little claustrophobic, so if i. go to florida i don’t have to live there anymore, and i get my food payed for lol
Markybwoiii LMFAOOOOO THAT WAS THE LAST THING I’D EXPECTED TO READ
And free food , shower , gym , new friends and some action if you drop the soap.
Dude I haven't laughed this hard in awhile..that was fricken funny..
Curly: I love Andrew 😀
Steven: he's okay
Um lol? 😂 Love them all ❤
you're telling me that dude is in his workshop in a leather jacket, collar popped, drawing on a printed drawing with pencil? no way lmao this b roll is too much
Thought the exact same thing.
Lol! I was like..is HE designing or building.
Hahaha my thoughts exactly. Glad someone said it
don't think he was drawing on the print
*SIGH* No I think he always dresses that way. Reminds me of Edna Mode from the incredibles
Steven to Curly: you should be our fact deliverer
Andrew in the back: WTH
I thought tiny homes were like $5,000 low end and $50,000 max high end
If you build it yourself/with friends who don't get paid, with as much free and cheap materials as possible it's cheaper (Not giving it wheels woulr probably also make it alot cheaper). But like. It's still building a house. Iirc I've read the average cost of tiny houses is like 25K.
@@MsLilly200 it used to be, it's not just some thrifty weirdos anymore. It's gotten popular and trendy so the demand has gone up. Now you can by luxary tiny homes and even cheap ones are more expensive cause the tiny lifestyle is desirable
Chicken coop vs. garden shed design.
It is if you do it yourself
I used to have a Tiny Home company, we built around $1000 a linear foot. That was a few years ago, the movement has definitely changed. It was build small, build low cost. Now the sqft is going higher and materials are moving into the luxury side.
- What do you do in your hallway?
* I pretend I'm a runway model. LOL I really felt that!
Anyone here watches Living big in a tiny house?
We know that first guy ;)
Haha yeaaaah man toootallly
Yeah, recognises the house insantly.
Yeeesss! I come for the tiny houses and stay for Brice's accent ;)
Heck yes! Bryce is the bee's knees!
Bocababy26 Well obviously but we were talking about Living Big in a Tiny House
No one:
Not a single soul:
Legit nobody:
Curly: Why are you flirting with me?
a e s t h e t i c c Curly is gay
Leo Huang I had nooooo idea WOW
Andrew looks like he wants to say something while sitting in the back seat 😊
“I love how we just popped the wall open”
So opening a door...
Steven : is this for your eyes so that you can sleep 😴?
Curly: you don’t know where that’s been...
Steven : *small panic attack*😨
I love how Steven got really excited about the detachable faucet in the kitchen and was like, "sorry." 🤭
I love Andrew (as well as have a massive crush on him) but was very strange to have him sitting in back seat not talking not really part of the video. Miss you Andrew!
Same, i never saw Andrew being this quiet like Adam. It feels so weird.
In the *Philippines* with $50,000 you can have a big up and down house on a subdivision(village). I think the value of that tiny house would cost around $6-7K in my country.
And yes I'm aware of the different "living cost" of every country.
And having a tiny house that size is already a blessing for many families especially in PHL
I was thinking the same while converting USD to PHP in my head. It's also enough to buy a tiny studio apartment in a condo and have it completely furnished.
In my country I cant even buy an apartment for 100k and if I wanna buy a house with land its at least 400k... and we dont earn enough to buy one in a lifetime
@@A-Wa in USD? Where you from?
american,my wife is philippines
As a ‘96 millennial looking to reduce my impact on the environment and save as much $$ as possible, I am seriously looking for tiny homes. But I also love luxury, so I am definitely leaning towards homes like New Frontier.
Sorry bub, you're gen z. 1995 is the last year for millenial
I'm a '96 whateva n I wanna live in a pineapple under the sea, not joking
BMW: shows comercial
BMW: Let’s you watch video for a bit
BMW: I know you just saw this comercial so we just changed the words
Wonder what the 200k tiny home from the Humble Handcrafts is like
It is amazing!
I’ve been living in my tiny house for over 3 years! No regrets!
The first house just gave me a mini anxiety attack...why did I think I would want a tiny house.
exact opposite for me. That said, the biggest turn-off for a tiny home for me is the toilet. I don't like the idea of a composting toilet. Too much work. But it gives you ideas.
I'd suggest looking into Gary Changs home on youtube. A small, 500 square foot space that transforms to hide things away, so it looks very clean.
@@ivenstorm it was mainly the top bed area that gave me that anxiety, Because the walls on both sides were to close.
The Acorn is on the smallest side of a usual Tiny Home. Right now, the average is around 250sq ft, and that can easily double depending on how much lift space you add.
I'm lucky bc the tallest person in my family is 5'8" so it's going to be easy to have standing room in my lofts. And that's only if I choose to build on a trailer. I'm seriously considering buying some land and building a tiny cabin that way I don't have a height restriction. Plus, it just doesn't make sense to build on a trailer when I've got to way to move it.
Anyway, there's no need to feel closed in. I've been in 150sq ft tiny homes that felt open and spacious bc all the furniture had multiple purposes. Check ou a channel called Living Big in a Tiny House (I think). They have featured at least 150 different tiny homes.
@@marykatehilton975 ok I will do that, thanks!!
Glomonkey
Hi, I understand what your saying; but, it depends.. If you have a small family or live alone, it's better, I think...
The way Andrew is just staring from the back seat makes me think of that creepy guy video he did.
Wait which creepy guy video
Adam??
nobody:
curly: Stop flirting with meeeeeee ; )
the energy between Steven and Curly..... I like it.
Gaby Fernandez I ship it it’s so cute
The $165,000 house is actually really inexpensive, especially considering its interior and solar panels, which can run up to 40k
The solar panels cost additional $18K.
I mean in real estate markets like Georgia, you could get a nice regular size house for that same price.
Solar panels aren't that expensive the real cost of them is around 5k max
Love how you guys took the opportunity to put the philanthropy for homeless people into this video. Gives a broader view to tiny homes and makes me like them even more!!
Curly~ I kinda wanna see what the water will look like
Curly~ *turns on the water*
Both of them~ Ooohh! *clapping*
Me~ 😂👏
Absolutely loved that you guys featured Vehicles for Change. We need more content out there by large media of people doing good for the world and bringing light the organizations and people that are.
Also, Curly is so me... “it’s like you’re in nature w/o having to interact with nature. I’m not about that bug life” lmao so relatable
BMW definitely payed BANK for that ad.
As someone who is 6'6 all I can say is hell no
That's that guys personal house so he made it to accommodate his height. There are some tiny houses with 7ft ceilings under their loft or just no loft at all. Look up tall man's tiny house, built by a tall guy who wanted to live tiny.
My brother is 6’4” and builds tiny houses with 7’ required ceilings in Asheville North Carolina. His homes are well built, comfortable and many materials are reclaimed and sustainable. People are moving in the minute he finishes them.
They are also building “bird houses” in NC. Lookout tower on the top with 3 levels.
@@Fyrinspector does your bro have a website
AnimeAkumu
Let me check and I will get back to you. Asheville is a beautiful area with great food and craft beer. Lots of wonderful things to see.
@@Fyrinspector it seems less crazy than here in florida, i want to move out one day
"Having a wood stove is luxurious " pretty silly thing to say. Having heat instantly with the turn of a nob is luxurious. From a guy who grew up burning wood for some extra heat in the winters.
I know right, I have a wood stove too. I've never really found it luxurious to cut, load my truck, unload, split, stack, then go out in the middle of the night in the snow/rain to get more wood. I have to agree with you here.
Patrick Baird when you’re rich using old, slow inefficient technology can seem luxurious
Patrick Baird I was thinking the same thing.
But its alot cheaper in the freezing temperatures
Curly is so sweet! Acknowledging the little baby and holding them❤️ ugh my heart!
Having a 165k tiny house defeats the purpose of having a tiny home in the first place
Not necessarily, it depends on why you want to have a tiny house
Exactly.
@@DTDdeathmas Yeah, to be a snobby hipster.
$165,000 and he couldn't put a ladder that folds out from the wall?!?
EcoCentric Homestead yeah I also don’t see why those homes cost so much, even though they are so small
epic BERLINA cost a lot of time and money to build these things. If you did then you would charge the same
@Possibly supply and demand. Also they are architectural artists.
Materials
I follow David have for years you can’t get one of his houses less than 100k which defeats the purpose of being tiny. I’ve been following this movement for over 10 plus years and it just boggles my mind how exorbitant the prices have become. Totally defeats the purpose.
I really feel wierd looking Andrew behind in the car 😂
Also Andrew saying nothing! No puns either
“How many buses have you made?”
“We name them”
*ok*
Octave so basically 2
We are making two more. That's three total. We have been in existence for one year. How many buses have you made while working full time and receiving no compensation to help the homeless?
I could buy a normal sized house in my state for 165,000. A nice one too lol.
I mean for those who really want to live in a small space tiny homes are a good idea. But for the poor and for being environmentally friendly its really a sham. Well except the part about extending some of living space outside which all the tiny homes do \but any house could and should do that.
I’m from Hong Kong and US$165000 can only buy a parking space for a car here... wish that our property price could be cheaper so I can actually buy a home... 😔
@@Furiends I mean, i have nothing against tiny houses. I would even live in one if it was cheap lol. But at that price i might as well buy myself a normal sized home xD Hell, my roommate back in college got herself a house for around 70k (and it wasnt a dump either), so to me a tiny house probably isnt worth it unless it costs significantly less than what i could buy here.
@@dkalisd Sounds like its time to move.... xD
@@dkalisd I'm not sure of all the specifics but what usually seems to be the case is developed land is limited. In China thats usually because of how land is sold from the government. In the US its because people don't want cities to extend out their developed land into the suburbs. I also see this similar effect elsewhere it seems like it can happen in so many ways.
The issue then becomes increase the cities developed land to lower building costs or let those costs and rent go up and then get sprawl. Then the city has to spend money extending services out to the sprawled suburbs instead of just developing more land.
As you might guess its the latter that ends up using more land, more money and more resources than the former.
Nobody:
Steven: this sink is the perfect bathtub for a baby
Where I live $165,000 can get you a nice two story home...
lucky you. in sydney you wont even get a one bedroom apartment for that much. average for a 2+ bedroom house is AU$1 million
Trofuse what? Not sure where you live but that seems a little far fetched
$165k will probably get you a no bedroom house outside of LA county (California)
Trofuse I would consider moving
You’re definitely not in LA then...
The Acorn was my favorite! It had much more livable space than the one with all the glass... and... I hate washing windows!
Steven, was it just me or @11:30 were you just a little teary-eyed from being moved by that sweet family on the bus? What a lovely episode this is. I wish we had more communities and organizations to house the homeless, especially in Los Angeles where we so desperately need it.
This episode is great. Loving the bus homes for homeless families.
165k where I live can buy you a
4+ Bedroom “Modern” Home with a huge backyard and a ton of living space.
I wish I lived there then
But can u get a safe abortion or go to gay pride? Can you be trans and not be fired from your job just for that? Can you take a bus to all your needs? Are there things to do on the weekend other than sports bars and church? Can you shop for groceries at markets other than Wal-Mart? Can you go to multiple libraries and send your kids to a variety of good public schools? Does the area have reliable cellphone data and service? Some states are cheap for a reason. If you're straight, conservative and boring you can live anywhere cheaply in America but you might not have the best access to jobs unless you work online. If you're queer, artsy, female at birth and feircely independent, and career oriented, and not religious at all, only a few places will cater to your needs. Sucks that my dream locations are the most expensive but at least I don't have to worry about my rights being violated by the local good ole boys as much as others.
DAMN. Where do you live?!
TEXASSS
Iquey
Yes I take a bus for all my needs
Yes I can trans and not fired
Incredible service here, and modern place
For 50k with no bathroom or stairs hardpass on the acorn
Vehiclesforchanges is the best ever
In expensive cities you would never find a place to live - even tiny studio apartments- for 50k, so it's a very attractive option for people with less money
nattiemagic think about the college kids that are going to live in It you have a great idea
nattiemagic And you can always add on.
@@nattiemagic2104 My only thing is: Where are you going to get the 50k if you can't really afford a studio?
@@elijahdavila3684 I'm thinking about my city- where you can only get a shoebox apartment for minimum $250,000, so yes there is a huge difference so 50k is MUCH more affordable
I am still Waiting for :1$ toothpaste vs 100$.....but ok
How can they show us what that's like?
Erin Earl By trying it I guess;)😂😂👍👍
Good luuuuurd curly loocking good!!!
What a change, have to say that I didn't recognized him at first
When these builder say “affordable,” they don’t mean for the minimum wagers 😂
“Time to go home, Curly”
“Let’s do it, I’m excited”
Me too, Curly. Me too,