She never said he was spying on her, is just that in a van you can easily hear everything that happens outside and the same goes the other way around, it doesn’t feel the same as being in your property bc you’re basically living in public places so you cannot ask for full privacy, also there’s not much space
@@laurispinni4890 -- She literally said, "There is someone watching you at all times..." -- Then flashes to a man pushing carts... I think that insinuation is fairly clear... Ya though... Just brainlessly stick up for your fellow female. Nevermind the man looking away... Nevermind the insinuations... NEVERMIND THE SOCIETY THAT IS CONSTANTLY SAYING MEN ARE HORRIBLE!
@@joel.ha.I lived in my car for 8 months and I only had two knocks one by Walmart security in rapid city South Dakota and another by park ranger police in lake mead. When I finally got a place to live the one thing that remained on my mind at all times was a knock on the door by police.
I've been some places where it felt a little 'less restful' to park and sleep. And there is the hassle of finding parking where you won't alert the "HOA" in some cases. Overall, I'd say it's not a huge matter, especially depending on you and your rig.
@@yammie.n duh!! Making videos, sponsored products, merch just to name 3. Not a critical thinker are you, hope you had enough brains not to fall for the experimental gene therapy.
There's always someone watching at all times. Sets up camera watchs 3 strangers, 2 of them look at the camera not her and the other is just doing there job doesn't even glance in her direction.
Yes. And it's a great sign. Because we've become more creative and smarter at enjoying and embracing our lives rather than sticking to the conservative and meaningless cycle of life. So catch up.
@@jord019 Good. Enjoy living in your flat then. But my points still stand. My points were implying the changes in society's choice of living style. Vanlife is just one of the many examples of people living differently compared to the majority. And that's my point. So, don't be confused because I was NOT asking anyone to live in a van. 👌
All these males in the comments says THEY are never scared of parking anywhere, so neither should she. As if the level of danger is anywhere close of that for a woman. Think again, males!
I'm a guy and I'm afraid of some parking lots. There are crazy and hot-headed people out and about. I've been attacked in my local Walmart parking lot three times, twice just sitting in my car. And I don't live in a bad area, my city has one of the lowest crime rates in the area. One time during lunch at Walmart a guy threw his McDonald's bag of trash into my car through my open window and tried to open my door and called me a racist. I've literally never seen this guy, he was probably on drugs. That or he took issue with my employment with Walmart as I've had many tell me its a racist place that discriminates and harasses its customers. The other time a guy walked up to my car from behind and spooked me when he appeared in the window and tried to get me to lower my window. When I didn't comply beyond a slim gap so we could easier talk he tried to open my door which was locked and then starting kicking and smacking my car. Before walking away yelling further abuse. Then he returned and tried breaking in again. And once a customer I had approached at the Self-Checkout stations about not scanning items (literally dozens of items and they were suspicious as all get out looking around like they were being watched, which they were) waited for me after work and tried to pick a fight and hollered things at me. They tried to splash their soda at me too and thre the bottle at me. I just went back inside Walmart and alerted security after realizing they'd probably follow me to my car. There are crazy people out there.
I dealt with the privacy part by buying a cargo van with no windows in the rear. There's always going to be nosy people watching you just have to not care. I also have a power station and a portable fridge so my food stays good. I usually plan my trips ahead of time where I will eat, sleep, location of gyms, roadside parks, places to eat anything I will need. Planning ahead makes a big difference.
I hated the judgemental BS. Then I lived in my older sisters basement. Let me tell ya... living in your van is MUCH MORE freeing than dealing with someone else controlling your world. I totally regret that "safe place" over the absolute freedom.
Literally just truck driving with no pay I swear Except there are usually just 2 closets a bed and the front seats, a van would be luxurious compared to a regular-small sized 18 wheeler with a bed
You perfectly encapsulated my first impressions of this new-to-me channel, but hopefully she is a help to people who have the luxury to choose this life. However this advice may be of less use to people who have no choice but to live out of their van.
@@Theaverageazn247in her defense she doesn’t post and/or records 24/7 she posts one video a week which is only one or two days recorded out of the seven days. You can compare her to other TH-cam vanlifers that post clickbait videos and suck
@@lexiwest8824she does it right it’s not easy and to keep going as well as living the best she can- it’s helpful cuz a LOT of people have looked into or have plans to do something similar(maybe not 365 but..) it’s adventure but if yer by yourself it can wear on yer mind🤷♂️ she seems to be fine
the thing about these is that the platform is just FINALLY taking off. Most of these nomadic lifestyle had been either for hippies or retired wealthy folks. You know, unpractical folks. As for the common folk, it's just getting started for us so we are only starting to build up the amenities as well as a way of life fitting for what we are looking for with the tools available for us.
"!STOP!".....not everyone is traveling & that's not the FULL definition of Vanlife. Some people live in different vehicles like a car, SUV or truck. Some stay in the same area & work or live in the area. Whether one lives in a house or vehicle, there is always something to fix, negatives, positives, etc. One just needs to weigh the Pros & Cons according to their own personal situation & needs.
Looks like you were dumping sewage from your cassette toilet in a storm drain. Storm drains connect to a nearby stream; they don’t go to the sewage treatment plant.
I'm 72 yrs old and have been retired, living & traveling in a Van for years. Its not a lifestyle for everyone but for me, I feel like I'm always on vacation and I love the freedom. For me. I always know in advance where I'm parking, and most often I'm in remote areas for weeks at a time and where there's no one around so I have massive privacy.
Love and appreciate the honesty. But this is where you reach out to friends/family, etc. I will offer to Pay to use their driveway, water, electric, laundry. And I find that some homeowners will readily accept that deal if you rotate often (for example, maybe 2 weeks at one spot and 2 weeks with another fren). It Benefits everyone, and still you have your privacy 💜
PLEASE BE SAFE. Lot of disordered individuals around and when your life, home/van etc is an open book.. you can be tracked by people you dont want to be tracked by. Pretty girls need to be very vigilant. God bless 🙌 🙏 ❤️
That is why I part time travel. After 2 weeks I start to really miss home, but after a few months at home, I miss the road... I travel 6-8 weeks a year and it works for me... we all have to find what works for us.
My wife and I lived on a sailboat with our children for a couple of years... Its the same existence. Beautiful moments followed by an incredible grind filled with chores and burnout
@@MisguidingWish find shower place, find laundry place, figure out a good spot for the next night, cook and find a place to clean the dishes. these are the 4 first things i think of. also as she mentioned in the video, things breaking down and need fixing
@@noerazz7515 ok u can skip a shower every alternative day, just do ur hair if u like. To sleep just go to any parking lot make it look subtle and mix with the other cars. As for cooking well u could buy food from food shops, that's how i am eating while away from home and in a van life i get more variety of things to choose from. As for things breaking down well that's an skill issue, you have to arrange things properly before going for a drive and make sure furniture/appliances are steady enough by clipping them to the wall or something.
@@MisguidingWish you can, but you probably prefer to every day. the issue is that you need electricity so just any spot doesnt work more than for shorter trips (think about how many everyday appliances you use at home that needs electricity) food shops every day is expensive as f, works short term but not long term if you don't think things break down regularly even if arranged and maintained properly, it just tells me you've never worked with electricity/machinery. out of 30 machines at my job about 2 a week breaks down despite daily maintenance (about half of them are less than 5 years old). anything with a moving part or electricity easily breaks down which is why we generally only have a 1 year warranty on them. even a roadbump can be enough for a generator to break even if it's tied up properly
The hardest part is living " on the tilt". Many streets are not flat but are higher towards the middle and slope to the curb. This means youre never standing or sleeping level. (Well, my bed will lift, but not the floor.) Spill anything liquid and it will run towards the curb side.
I feel your pain and couldn't agree more. I'm a truck driver and I spent about 10 years over the road and you did a very good job of describing my life
@whiteafrikkkannun1442 houseless not homeless. Shes got a home thats got the worlds biggest backyard thats composed of 48 states, internet, lights, bed, sink, toilet, table, food, and she can do everything you do in your house in all 48 states. And guess what buckaroo? travelers like her spend more on gas than you do, and you think shes got no $$$?
I've done this for years and without exception the most challenging part is finding a place to park where you can stay without the police or someone trying to kick you out. California and Oregon were two of the worst.
@@russ549 No vanlifer stays on the same neighborhood (unless using a friends driveway) lol. Sounds like you didnt plan your traveling life if you got the knock and decided to just move to the next block.
As someone who did van life for five years, not on TH-cam. I will tell you van life is great if you are a TH-cam person and especially a good looking female, you can pretty much go and do whatever you want. Build whatever you want.
❤ yes Ames I totally knew what you're talking about I lived in my van for 36 years I was disabled from an early age but I couldn't handle it anymore because my legs was having trouble so I got off the streets of 2011 but I didn't have it as good as you do but thank you for sharing❤
At youtube you can share what you want to see other people about your life and put things out.. But I agree it sounds strange, because you share a bit of your life for quite a few thousand people
@@mskenny0512shower at a truck stop. And when your bowels are in a mood you just park there until they are happy again. But yeah it is hell to have IBS or any bowel issues while on the road. Few months back I ate something that got rejected while I had to deliver a load from the Netherlands to France. Right at the start of the Journey. Luckily I could divert my route past my appartment. But I still had to take an emergency stop at a gas station before I could continue. If I was still in my van it would have been easy. Just get a bucket and a trashbag. Because that toilet will be full by the end of the day when your stomach gets upset 😂😂😂. But just plan your stops and toilet breaks. It is quite easy and while living in a van you can always find a public place to do your number 2.
@@LisaOnRoids just like my friend say that you are speaking in home country accent. Say it in USA Accents then you will look like a good English speaking than you will score good in IELTS test
I go on vanlife "trips" every so often. I'll just hit the road for a few weeks at a time not really knowing where I'm going and here's the best way i can explain what I've learned: The good times, are AMAZING. The pure euphoria you feel looking at some views is indescribable. However, this is only about 10-25% of your actual lifestyle. The rest is miserable and chaotic, but that 10% really does make the other 90 worth it.
Worst thing about living in a van is that you have to be a young beautiful woman with as little clothes as possible, any other category of person is a bum.
She’s wearing shorts and a crop top for less than 5 seconds in the video. Plus she can’t help that she’s beautiful. Just say you’re intimidated and move on. You men be so weird in these comments.
A balloon pilot had an old saying, "I'd rather be down here wishing I was up there than up there wishing I was down here." I can't wait to be back in van life.
That's why I decided against buying a van for road travel trips here in Australia......I value my safety and security.....am still going to do those driving trips in my new fuel efficient Mitsubishi ASX SUV but stay at budget hotels, air bnb etc, more privacy, more comfortable.....and will still enjoy myself, still meet people, still spend time in nature, take photos.....but I admire and respect those who choose to do van travel and living!
"Theres always somebody watching" *shows people minding their own business, not giving a shit about her while she watches them and records them like a creep* It must be so difficult thinking the world would stop spinning without you.
Then she hits the gym in next to nothing and films herself and everybody else in the gym and if a guy dares glance at her or move in her direction she tries to expose him as a creep for views and money
@@packiemack2505 i just wanna understand their mind set. Like how is it possible to not realize how insignificant you are in a world of 6 billion+ people? Her thought process is like an alien language to me lol
What I get from your videos is - you always look great. I lived the van life when I was young. It used to be called being a dirty lazy hippie with no direction. Glad people have given it a different name
Yes you are right I remember that. Remember the bumper stickers , “ don’t laugh , your daughter may be in here.” ? 😂😂😂 funny until you find out your daughter actually is in one of them.
I lived in a hatch back car for 5 years. You have really to simplify. No dishes, only carry dry foods, don’t try to pack a cooler, plan ahead so you know we’re to sleep and eat, have a gym membership for showers. Basically don’t carry unnecessary crap, just the absolute essentials and only clothes and outfits that you actually wear. Tint all your windows…. I could go on forever. But at the end of the month when you Don’t have to send the huge mortgage or rent check, it’s a fantastic feeling 👍👍👍
I put my clothes out for each day of the week once a week. I do it to limit the decisions I have to make which cause me stress and time. I simply don’t want to imagine having to decide where and how to sleep each night. I hope you find safe spots with less stress.
The privacy thing is so true. I’m not a van-lifer but I can see how uncomfortable it is always being out on “display” like that. Like if you wanna quickly check smth on your vehicle but you look like a mess, no bra, in your pjs. It’s not worth getting all put together for 4 minutes out in public.
I have lived in my car 5 months per yr for about 17 yrs. I think routine is important. It allows cops and locals to anticipate your patterns. This allows them to feel their environment is less unpredictable, which decreases their fear. This assumes, of course, you are in an area tolerant of homeless people. When others are less afraid, it is better for all concerned. The routine also gives you a sense of regularity.
Why do people hate on her. She didnt say she has a hard life she said thta just like every lifestyle this one isnt perfect. Jesus people stop being mean for no reason
Agree. My wife and I thought full time life in a 40’ Class A motor coach would be a dream way to spend our retirement. HAA! We were wrong. Although we had washer and dryer and solar capability in case the grid wasn’t available, rotational roof satellite for constant access to our 300 channels on DIRECTV. It soon became clear this life was not for us. you see we had camped in tents and trailers for many years leading up to my retirement camping is fun you know you’re just out there for the weekend you meet new friends and then you go home. Full time living in an RV is NOT camping. you don’t meet new friends out there you meet rivals no shortage of people trying to one up you
Depends because in some countries the storm water drainage is linked to the sewers. In the UK the rainwater from the downpipes goes into the sewerage drains whereas here in Australia we have a separate rainwater system
Its called being homeless. I can't believe you would rather live in a van than find a guy to settle down with in a real apartment or house and start a family.
You empty your toilet down a street drain!? There's all manner of tech to help you find suitable places to stop and don't buy Chinese generators, they melt.
If her amp is burning out then she has it in a reall bad confined spot like probably covered in blankets. How she hasnt set her van on fire yet is beyond me.
Fr! I cant feel any empathy or sympathy for you when you choose to live this way and can opt out at any point, its weird when high income people pick lives like these that are essentially glamorizations of ways soem low income people live without a chouce and then complain about it being difficult. If you enjoy it, good for you. But dont complain about it and expect me to feel bad
She's not complaining. she's just sharing some downsides about van life. I swear most males don't have the capacity to understand a simple video from a woman and get mad. why're they such emotional creatures lmao.
The best thing about it for the elites is that in a few short years it will depreciate to almost nothing and you will have to buy another one. Lucky for her she's beautiful and she can always find some idiot guy to go off to work everyday and pay for whatever she needs.
I can see where those are some of the down sides and know there are more but the biggest up side is not having to get up for a 9-5 job! That’s a nice feeling of freedom!
Then how do you support yourself? You also need a permanent address to have a driver's license along for the vehicle title, registration and insurance.
Absolutely agree with all of this! You be safe out their and it definitely is something I wouldn't mind trying. It does seem peaceful but at the same time, I already would figure lots of people would be around no matter. Safety definitely is the most important part of everything.
Totally agree about the privacy point. Especially if you're filming and posting every detail of your trip.
Kinda, if she’s not doing lives there is no problem, she can publish the content up to a week after leaving the place
😂😂😂😂
It’s not like she’s filming her every move, notice how a day is 24 hours and her vids are 20 mins or less
Especially in her bra and pants.
😅😅😅 right
Pretty sure that poor guy was just trying to earn his minimum wage pushing carts, he wasn’t trying to spy on you 😂
To be fair, I’d probably be pretty paranoid too 😂
“That’s the same mailman for the past 3 days I’ve been parked here!!! HE’S DEFINITELY A NARC!!!”
She never said he was spying on her, is just that in a van you can easily hear everything that happens outside and the same goes the other way around, it doesn’t feel the same as being in your property bc you’re basically living in public places so you cannot ask for full privacy, also there’s not much space
Influencer “Stop staring at me”
Normal person at work “Are you talking to me?”
@@laurispinni4890 -- She literally said, "There is someone watching you at all times..." -- Then flashes to a man pushing carts...
I think that insinuation is fairly clear... Ya though... Just brainlessly stick up for your fellow female. Nevermind the man looking away... Nevermind the insinuations... NEVERMIND THE SOCIETY THAT IS CONSTANTLY SAYING MEN ARE HORRIBLE!
Typical narcissist….”look at me everybody…I live in a van.” Same person “I want privacy.”
As a former van dweller, it's always alarming when headlights pull up behind you
Especially when it's the cops
Especially if you’re in the middle of a jump and about to blast 💥 off.
That rap on the window when your sound asleep at 2am!
@randyguinn9512 I lived 5 years in my van and I still get so alarmed and unsettled by the sound of a knock.
@@joel.ha.I lived in my car for 8 months and I only had two knocks one by Walmart security in rapid city South Dakota and another by park ranger police in lake mead. When I finally got a place to live the one thing that remained on my mind at all times was a knock on the door by police.
Drama 101. All I know is I dont pay $1200 a month rent anymore & I sleep just fine where I park. I'm calling BS!
Im an OTR truck driver. I also have no problem sleeping when my day is done.
I've been some places where it felt a little 'less restful' to park and sleep. And there is the hassle of finding parking where you won't alert the "HOA" in some cases. Overall, I'd say it's not a huge matter, especially depending on you and your rig.
She is an attention seeker
Would you feel as safe as you do now if you were a women knowing the majority of men can overpower you?
Fr
“I don’t have privacy” puts her whole setup online 😂😂😂😂
I dont think u get it
Lmfao!
We want privacy, we want privacy 😂😂😂
@@User-IS_A_STAR-stay-mad nope pretty sure that's you 😂😂🎉
@@MrThemunch no she just wants to share apart if her life. Well not all of it but she still wants privacy
When I was homeless, living in my van, I would always wake up in front of the Eiffel tower, eating granola and yogurt
🤣🤣🤣
Hahaha good, good, good.
Funny shit
And fucking on punctuation.
That's the way...
The worst things about Vanlife are people who join the movement just to make money and don’t actually live the lifestyle.
How do you make money from this living?
@@yammie.nby showing how miserable your life is by posting it on TH-cam.
@@yammie.n duh!! Making videos, sponsored products, merch just to name 3. Not a critical thinker are you, hope you had enough brains not to fall for the experimental gene therapy.
By posting online...gaining views and printing $$$@@yammie.n
@@yammie.n by making youtube videos 😂
There's always someone watching at all times. Sets up camera watchs 3 strangers, 2 of them look at the camera not her and the other is just doing there job doesn't even glance in her direction.
do you get strangers wandering through your living room?
It doesn't matter what they're doing, what matters is that they're there at all!
@@alanhat5252what bad people. they are walking in public property boo hoo
@@alanhat5252by your logic, if I open the front door to my house the whole outside world is in my living room
My generation (1978) tried everything to make sure that they don’t end up sleeping in a car. Times changing…
Yes. And it's a great sign. Because we've become more creative and smarter at enjoying and embracing our lives rather than sticking to the conservative and meaningless cycle of life. So catch up.
@@AlexanderCheong by living stressed like this?
Sure 😂
I'll take my flat any day thanks
@@jord019 us
@@jord019 Good. Enjoy living in your flat then. But my points still stand. My points were implying the changes in society's choice of living style. Vanlife is just one of the many examples of people living differently compared to the majority. And that's my point. So, don't be confused because I was NOT asking anyone to live in a van. 👌
@@AlexanderCheong I have a lake house, middle of nowhere...very peaceful. Enjoy your car.
Puts life online, I never have any privacy.
Lololol
😂 yup
it’s called consent
@@imsadlol4528 and you want that from 7 billion people?
@@imsadlol4528 living up to your username I see.
All these males in the comments says THEY are never scared of parking anywhere, so neither should she. As if the level of danger is anywhere close of that for a woman. Think again, males!
How would someone know a woman is inside, just from seeing a parked car....
Is she not the one (by choice) in the weird van in a parking lot recording people?
I'm a guy and I'm afraid of some parking lots. There are crazy and hot-headed people out and about. I've been attacked in my local Walmart parking lot three times, twice just sitting in my car. And I don't live in a bad area, my city has one of the lowest crime rates in the area.
One time during lunch at Walmart a guy threw his McDonald's bag of trash into my car through my open window and tried to open my door and called me a racist. I've literally never seen this guy, he was probably on drugs. That or he took issue with my employment with Walmart as I've had many tell me its a racist place that discriminates and harasses its customers.
The other time a guy walked up to my car from behind and spooked me when he appeared in the window and tried to get me to lower my window. When I didn't comply beyond a slim gap so we could easier talk he tried to open my door which was locked and then starting kicking and smacking my car. Before walking away yelling further abuse. Then he returned and tried breaking in again.
And once a customer I had approached at the Self-Checkout stations about not scanning items (literally dozens of items and they were suspicious as all get out looking around like they were being watched, which they were) waited for me after work and tried to pick a fight and hollered things at me. They tried to splash their soda at me too and thre the bottle at me. I just went back inside Walmart and alerted security after realizing they'd probably follow me to my car.
There are crazy people out there.
Yap yap yap. Stop projectinggg
@@timbaktuu9845 Hardly yapping, hardly projecting.
That looks like a 50 thousand dollar Van! I want a camper van like that! 👍
That was 50k 5 years ago...100k now
I’ve seen used ones which she prob got, for like 5-20,000£?
I complain about not having privacy but I post everything I do and everywhere I go online for the entire world to see.
I'm no expert but I guess the lesson here is that reality isn't black and white?
Correct and has failed to plan
World Wide Privacy Tour
Civilization has become inescapable
Living in a van and sharing your vlogs on the internet half naked sounds like a good idea. 💀💀
I dealt with the privacy part by buying a cargo van with no windows in the rear. There's always going to be nosy people watching you just have to not care. I also have a power station and a portable fridge so my food stays good. I usually plan my trips ahead of time where I will eat, sleep, location of gyms, roadside parks, places to eat anything I will need. Planning ahead makes a big difference.
ANY APPS WHERE SHE TRAVELS THAT LIST OVERNIGHT FREE SPOTS?
What keeps your fridge going? What type of power unit
Looks like her issue isn't with privacy of the vehicle (you can easily black out windows while parked completely) but rather the rest of it all.
I hated the judgemental BS. Then I lived in my older sisters basement. Let me tell ya... living in your van is MUCH MORE freeing than dealing with someone else controlling your world. I totally regret that "safe place" over the absolute freedom.
@@rsprockets7846 Apps? Try looking a US Forest Service/BLM map sometime.
Worst is smell your own shit all day until you throw it out in the garbage somewhere.
Literally just truck driving with no pay I swear
Except there are usually just 2 closets a bed and the front seats, a van would be luxurious compared to a regular-small sized 18 wheeler with a bed
The hardest part was finding where to pick up my trust fund disbursement.
Spot on !!!!
😹😹😹😹
I travelled in a van in Australia and out there the worst part is just to avoid truck stops and random free camping areas as criminals meet there
You perfectly encapsulated my first impressions of this new-to-me channel, but hopefully she is a help to people who have the luxury to choose this life. However this advice may be of less use to people who have no choice but to live out of their van.
Facts. There's living in a van, and "living in a van"
I like how she said she has no privacy . And nobody acknowledged her
she wants privacy. that why she records every second of her life and posts it
@@Theaverageazn247in her defense she doesn’t post and/or records 24/7 she posts one video a week which is only one or two days recorded out of the seven days. You can compare her to other TH-cam vanlifers that post clickbait videos and suck
@@lexiwest8824she does it right it’s not easy and to keep going as well as living the best she can- it’s helpful cuz a LOT of people have looked into or have plans to do something similar(maybe not 365 but..) it’s adventure but if yer by yourself it can wear on yer mind🤷♂️ she seems to be fine
She’s unbelievably ignorant
@@lexiwest8824good call, feed into the entitlement and narcissism
the thing about these is that the platform is just FINALLY taking off. Most of these nomadic lifestyle had been either for hippies or retired wealthy folks. You know, unpractical folks. As for the common folk, it's just getting started for us so we are only starting to build up the amenities as well as a way of life fitting for what we are looking for with the tools available for us.
"!STOP!".....not everyone is traveling & that's not the FULL definition of Vanlife. Some people live in different vehicles like a car, SUV or truck. Some stay in the same area & work or live in the area. Whether one lives in a house or vehicle, there is always something to fix, negatives, positives, etc. One just needs to weigh the Pros & Cons according to their own personal situation & needs.
Looks like you were dumping sewage from your cassette toilet in a storm drain. Storm drains connect to a nearby stream; they don’t go to the sewage treatment plant.
what else do you need to
find fault with
@@ltjoseph9042 your face
@@Boojyman nice burn
Really though. Find a trash can…
Yep, that’s not cool at all.
I'm 72 yrs old and have been retired, living & traveling in a Van for years. Its not a lifestyle for everyone but for me, I feel like I'm always on vacation and I love the freedom. For me. I always know in advance where I'm parking, and most often I'm in remote areas for weeks at a time and where there's no one around so I have massive privacy.
I hope that my journey will feel the same way. Thanks for sharing.
I pray that you live a long and healthy life and a wonderful happy life 🙏
@@Theodoreisfat thank you and the same to you !!!
Enjoy retirement brother.
Thanks for your positive input
Truth!! Can’t stop won’t stop! Love your channel❤
Love and appreciate the honesty. But this is where you reach out to friends/family, etc. I will offer to Pay to use their driveway, water, electric, laundry. And I find that some homeowners will readily accept that deal if you rotate often (for example, maybe 2 weeks at one spot and 2 weeks with another fren). It Benefits everyone, and still you have your privacy 💜
Privacy:
Film myself in undies living in a van.
Got it.
shut up
Your comment is witty you must a cool person😊
She really don't tho - give herself privacy
That's hilarious
it’s almost like she can chose when to film herself.
Men of culture, we meet again.
Reporting to duty
?
sir yes sir
Get your depraved ass outside, bro
Your disgusting
PLEASE BE SAFE. Lot of disordered individuals around and when your life, home/van etc is an open book.. you can be tracked by people you dont want to be tracked by. Pretty girls need to be very vigilant. God bless 🙌 🙏 ❤️
One living in a van.. huge draw backs.. stay well and vigilant. Praying for you..💯🇺🇸😎🌪🌎😊😇
That is why I part time travel. After 2 weeks I start to really miss home, but after a few months at home, I miss the road... I travel 6-8 weeks a year and it works for me... we all have to find what works for us.
For a min I thought you say time travel 😅🤣
My wife and I lived on a sailboat with our children for a couple of years... Its the same existence. Beautiful moments followed by an incredible grind filled with chores and burnout
What chores when ur the omly person living
@@MisguidingWish find shower place, find laundry place, figure out a good spot for the next night, cook and find a place to clean the dishes. these are the 4 first things i think of. also as she mentioned in the video, things breaking down and need fixing
@@noerazz7515 ok u can skip a shower every alternative day, just do ur hair if u like. To sleep just go to any parking lot make it look subtle and mix with the other cars. As for cooking well u could buy food from food shops, that's how i am eating while away from home and in a van life i get more variety of things to choose from.
As for things breaking down well that's an skill issue, you have to arrange things properly before going for a drive and make sure furniture/appliances are steady enough by clipping them to the wall or something.
@@MisguidingWish you can, but you probably prefer to every day.
the issue is that you need electricity so just any spot doesnt work more than for shorter trips (think about how many everyday appliances you use at home that needs electricity)
food shops every day is expensive as f, works short term but not long term
if you don't think things break down regularly even if arranged and maintained properly, it just tells me you've never worked with electricity/machinery. out of 30 machines at my job about 2 a week breaks down despite daily maintenance (about half of them are less than 5 years old). anything with a moving part or electricity easily breaks down which is why we generally only have a 1 year warranty on them.
even a roadbump can be enough for a generator to break even if it's tied up properly
@@noerazz7515 well i was talking about small home appliances not big machineries.
It's not for women. You can't pee in a bottle in the middle of the night, and that's the biggest problem😂😂😂
The hardest part is living " on the tilt". Many streets are not flat but are higher towards the middle and slope to the curb. This means youre never standing or sleeping level. (Well, my bed will lift, but not the floor.) Spill anything liquid and it will run towards the curb side.
I feel your pain and couldn't agree more. I'm a truck driver and I spent about 10 years over the road and you did a very good job of describing my life
What about sex can we have that In your van ?
Be safe out there!
It’s called being a truck driver, millions of Americans do it for a job every year
That's crazy! Trucks don't exist in other countries. Bless their hearts.
Not millions though
It udnt really the same unless you don't have a actual Home and only the Truck
Strong independent woman
Only Amerikans?
But you make it look so much fun! Thank you for sharing your adventures :) xx
it's very hard if you're by yourself. there's a lot to be said about sharing the good times and the bad, being able to lean on each other.
I do hate it when people sometimes over glamorize vanlife so this is very refreshing with your honesty.
Simp
@@jellibellishyjay2603 and maybe you're also too broke
@whiteAfrikkkanNun remember that it's only broke people who cannot afford to live in a van.
She has way to much things to be even attempting this. Van life is more for minimalist ppl. In otherwords blanket, pillow(optional.) thats it.
@whiteafrikkkannun1442 houseless not homeless. Shes got a home thats got the worlds biggest backyard thats composed of 48 states, internet, lights, bed, sink, toilet, table, food, and she can do everything you do in your house in all 48 states.
And guess what buckaroo? travelers like her spend more on gas than you do, and you think shes got no $$$?
I've done this for years and without exception the most challenging part is finding a place to park where you can stay without the police or someone trying to kick you out. California and Oregon were two of the worst.
Its basically being homeless. No security, no safe space, everyday needs to be figured out by it self, no longterm planning
I am an over the road truck driver, i do have some privacy but i do know about not knowing where your going to sleep and security is also a problem.
Ya I was gonna say we do what she does…. Except I do it 30 m long with 9 axles and a 115k kb machine 😂 park that
@davidburdett1920 do you do it in ya panties tho 😂😂😂😂
You got the height advantage in your rig.
Great thing is if you don’t like your neighbors it’s easy to move 😅
Not necessarily, you would have to move every few minutes and at all times of night...street life is a nightmare! Period!!!!!
@@russ549 No vanlifer stays on the same neighborhood (unless using a friends driveway) lol.
Sounds like you didnt plan your traveling life if you got the knock and decided to just move to the next block.
As someone who did van life for five years, not on TH-cam. I will tell you van life is great if you are a TH-cam person and especially a good looking female, you can pretty much go and do whatever you want. Build whatever you want.
❤ yes Ames I totally knew what you're talking about I lived in my van for 36 years I was disabled from an early age but I couldn't handle it anymore because my legs was having trouble so I got off the streets of 2011 but I didn't have it as good as you do but thank you for sharing❤
LOL - Privacy.....? Do you see the irony?
right lmao
At youtube you can share what you want to see other people about your life and put things out.. But I agree it sounds strange, because you share a bit of your life for quite a few thousand people
The difference is she’s choosing when to get her camera out and it’s a tiny portion of her day and it’s not a violation of privacy… if it’s her choice
Never to many places to sleep and have privacy
Yup
relax...
plan your stays...
when you find a nice place, stay there a while.
if you're sick of it, don't do it...
I love your videos keep up the good work I a big fan of yours xxxx
You nailed it . Adventure but reality. Gotta love to learn and eventually laugh and love
The not showering part is my big problem with it.
Also the toilet situation. If you got ibs that could be a big problem.
@@mskenny0512shower at a truck stop. And when your bowels are in a mood you just park there until they are happy again.
But yeah it is hell to have IBS or any bowel issues while on the road. Few months back I ate something that got rejected while I had to deliver a load from the Netherlands to France. Right at the start of the Journey. Luckily I could divert my route past my appartment. But I still had to take an emergency stop at a gas station before I could continue.
If I was still in my van it would have been easy. Just get a bucket and a trashbag. Because that toilet will be full by the end of the day when your stomach gets upset 😂😂😂.
But just plan your stops and toilet breaks. It is quite easy and while living in a van you can always find a public place to do your number 2.
Ever heard of a gym? Lol you can shower there
@@daivonclark5151 I would always prefer my own private bathroom. Gym bathrooms and showers can be nasty.
“Sometimes you just wanna go and feel secure, somewhere”. Isn’t that what we can home?
"call"?
*call*
Bro forgot the most important word in the sentence lol
@@LisaOnRoids just like my friend say that you are speaking in home country accent. Say it in USA Accents then you will look like a good English speaking than you will score good in IELTS test
@@alihyder7266 Okay?
Rich kids and van life, name a more iconic duo.
I go on vanlife "trips" every so often. I'll just hit the road for a few weeks at a time not really knowing where I'm going and here's the best way i can explain what I've learned:
The good times, are AMAZING. The pure euphoria you feel looking at some views is indescribable. However, this is only about 10-25% of your actual lifestyle. The rest is miserable and chaotic, but that 10% really does make the other 90 worth it.
After filming she went back to her house and slept in her bed!
More like the 5 star hotel down the road.
HAHAHA !!!
Y'all have no idea...
Real van dwellers don't look hot
Worst thing about living in a van is that you have to be a young beautiful woman with as little clothes as possible, any other category of person is a bum.
Good one!
She’s wearing shorts and a crop top for less than 5 seconds in the video. Plus she can’t help that she’s beautiful. Just say you’re intimidated and move on. You men be so weird in these comments.
@@Romxantic Take a look at the thumbnails for all these women's videos, and just how often they are semi-nude.
You don't understand nothing.
@@Romxantic FR LIKE WHAT IS THIS-
What would a beautiful girl like her be living in a van for? Do you know how many guys would want to take care of her, and give her proper shelter.
Bottom line seems to be not enough income to rent or buy a home of some type, hence why you’re in a van. What kind of career does this girl possess.
She talked about privacy and then shows the world that she's showering 💀
Media is controlled; daily existence cannot be moderated or cut out from a recording. They aren't the same.
Jealous huh?
@@hellooutthere8956 what's here to be jealous? You didn't get my point
@@vavacadoz are you serious? I shower daily but I don't broadcast it to the world. It could obviously be cut out if she wanted to.
and what did you see? anything private? oh….ok….
Do a video on 5 best things of living in a van
1. Save on rent or mortgage
2. Travelling, meeting new people
❤✌️👍
The freedom of living a Minimal life
A balloon pilot had an old saying, "I'd rather be down here wishing I was up there than up there wishing I was down here." I can't wait to be back in van life.
The privacy issue can actually be solved with curtains, removeable tints or any similar way, the other two are straight up facts
I can imagine it can be very hard, and sort of lonely. Stability and one spot can feel so safe
I don't see why it has to be lonely, unless you're a hermit and stay in the van all day. I mean lots of people do that and live in homes.
People always think travel is a holiday. It’s exhausting. But we love it.
Oh pumpkin will you be ok?
@@mattjohnson1561
Oh Matty doll, you're such a card.
That's why I decided against buying a van for road travel trips here in Australia......I value my safety and security.....am still going to do those driving trips in my new fuel efficient Mitsubishi ASX SUV but stay at budget hotels, air bnb etc, more privacy, more comfortable.....and will still enjoy myself, still meet people, still spend time in nature, take photos.....but I admire and respect those who choose to do van travel and living!
Come to the NL some day!
I tried it and getting a room for a night or two really helped.
I've got the back of my truck converted, I totally agree about the room
"Theres always somebody watching" *shows people minding their own business, not giving a shit about her while she watches them and records them like a creep*
It must be so difficult thinking the world would stop spinning without you.
Then she hits the gym in next to nothing and films herself and everybody else in the gym and if a guy dares glance at her or move in her direction she tries to expose him as a creep for views and money
oh shut up -- you watched did you not?
Fair point. ☺️ That fella pushing the trolleys really gave a shit about her. 🙄
@@packiemack2505 i just wanna understand their mind set. Like how is it possible to not realize how insignificant you are in a world of 6 billion+ people? Her thought process is like an alien language to me lol
❤ lmao
She's one happy camper (and beautiful too)!😊💕⚘️
Tips for all three of those 1 prepare the night before 2 prepare 3 prepare before driving
What I get from your videos is - you always look great. I lived the van life when I was young. It used to be called being a dirty lazy hippie with no direction. Glad people have given it a different name
Yes you are right I remember that.
Remember the bumper stickers , “ don’t laugh , your daughter may be in here.” ? 😂😂😂 funny until you find out your daughter actually is in one of them.
@@wordforthespirit7852😂😂😂
I lived in a hatch back car for 5 years. You have really to simplify. No dishes, only carry dry foods, don’t try to pack a cooler, plan ahead so you know we’re to sleep and eat, have a gym membership for showers. Basically don’t carry unnecessary crap, just the absolute essentials and only clothes and outfits that you actually wear. Tint all your windows…. I could go on forever. But at the end of the month when you Don’t have to send the huge mortgage or rent check, it’s a fantastic feeling 👍👍👍
Where did you take a dump in the middle of the night for example in emergencies?
@@meltingspot1064 never had that issue. I take all my dumps at work or at the gym
I put my clothes out for each day of the week once a week. I do it to limit the decisions I have to make which cause me stress and time. I simply don’t want to imagine having to decide where and how to sleep each night. I hope you find safe spots with less stress.
Being homeless is definitely the top of the list. 20 years ago we would make fun of idiots that lived in a van. They always smelled really bad....
The privacy thing is so true. I’m not a van-lifer but I can see how uncomfortable it is always being out on “display” like that. Like if you wanna quickly check smth on your vehicle but you look like a mess, no bra, in your pjs. It’s not worth getting all put together for 4 minutes out in public.
Not sure privacy is a concern of yours miss minimal clothes.. you push a distortion of reality for a living. Peace ✌️ stay strong 💪
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Bugger off clown.
"It's draining travelling around looking for some where to stay the night" 😳 as a long distance lorry/truck driver you have it easy my dear😂😂😂
I bet you have a house though 😂
@@skylined5534 well that's a bet you just lost isn't it. I dont have a house. But let me ask why is that relevant
I am living in a van Since 3 years. And yes sometimes it can be exauszing from Time to time. But more on the Side of Very rarely. I love it!
I have lived in my car 5 months per yr for about 17 yrs. I think routine is important. It allows cops and locals to anticipate your patterns. This allows them to feel their environment is less unpredictable, which decreases their fear. This assumes, of course, you are in an area tolerant of homeless people. When others are less afraid, it is better for all concerned. The routine also gives you a sense of regularity.
there is a reason why everyone wants a stable good home glad you are getting there and i hope you will figure out about privacy sooner or later😂
Don’t expect it, hell she thought living in a van will give you privacy 😂
She's recording everything and posting it online while compaining about privacy 💀
Why do people hate on her. She didnt say she has a hard life she said thta just like every lifestyle this one isnt perfect. Jesus people stop being mean for no reason
Living in a van is just mobile homelessness.. You're just tramping around. Most do it on daddy's budget too.
Privacy much be difficult when you live in public.
She don't really wants the privacy
Been there when I was young. A great adventure. But like you said. Sometimes a home cooked meal & just a safe place is needed.
Agree. My wife and I thought full time life in a 40’ Class A motor coach would be a dream way to spend our retirement. HAA! We were wrong. Although we had washer and dryer and solar capability in case the grid wasn’t available, rotational roof satellite for constant access to our 300 channels on DIRECTV. It soon became clear this life was not for us. you see we had camped in tents and trailers for many years leading up to my retirement camping is fun you know you’re just out there for the weekend you meet new friends and then you go home. Full time living in an RV is NOT camping. you don’t meet new friends out there you meet rivals no shortage of people trying to one up you
I was homeless and living in my car for two years. I actually miss that life...
Pouring your sewage down a storm drain?!
I’m surprised that’s allowed, here in the states it is illegal.
Reminds me of Christmas Vacation movie.
Depends because in some countries the storm water drainage is linked to the sewers. In the UK the rainwater from the downpipes goes into the sewerage drains whereas here in Australia we have a separate rainwater system
@@1bizjetsThe shitter's full. 😂🤣 I love that movie.
I completely understand your pain. i have to rise every morning at 4,30 am Go and do a 11 hr shift of hard graft
nobody cares, go get a million dollars from your dad and go live in a van.
Simply she ain’t for the outside
@@abduallhzhuh?
Is she supposed to feel bad for you? You’re in the wrong place to be crying about your job… Maybe try therapy
Its called being homeless. I can't believe you would rather live in a van than find a guy to settle down with in a real apartment or house and start a family.
Mobile living has saved me big money over the years, freedom, stress-free living 😊
You empty your toilet down a street drain!? There's all manner of tech to help you find suitable places to stop and don't buy Chinese generators, they melt.
It is hard to believe that a young person has the knowledge to realize that most of what she is complaining about is stuff she could avoid.
If her amp is burning out then she has it in a reall bad confined spot like probably covered in blankets. How she hasnt set her van on fire yet is beyond me.
Fr! I cant feel any empathy or sympathy for you when you choose to live this way and can opt out at any point, its weird when high income people pick lives like these that are essentially glamorizations of ways soem low income people live without a chouce and then complain about it being difficult. If you enjoy it, good for you. But dont complain about it and expect me to feel bad
She's not complaining. she's just sharing some downsides about van life. I swear most males don't have the capacity to understand a simple video from a woman and get mad. why're they such emotional creatures lmao.
Says you. We slept in hooches in the crucible, rocks in Iraq, and mosquitoes in the Philippines. This is an absolute godsend of a dream for us.
3 worst things i see clearly was 1: Paranoia 2: unskilled for maintenance 3: Ingratitude
This was the first step of “you will own nothing and you will be happy” except she doesn’t sound happy.
Why own a house when you can live inside your vehicle. THE GREAT RESET
You vill eat ze bugs, and you vill be happy
She owns a van
@@shanelaurent4221 and probably makes enough money to live on and doesn't pay rent
The best thing about it for the elites is that in a few short years it will depreciate to almost nothing and you will have to buy another one. Lucky for her she's beautiful and she can always find some idiot guy to go off to work everyday and pay for whatever she needs.
Retitle this "my moans about vanlife and I probably dont have the personality to be alone"
the worst thing about van life is that this is actually a homelessness. And those are actually just parts of homelessness
🤣🤣🤣 Love seeing the Eifel Tower in the background
I can see where those are some of the down sides and know there are more but the biggest up side is not having to get up for a 9-5 job! That’s a nice feeling of freedom!
Not paying rent, electric, buy furniture, pay water and trash , and you can drive to another spot if you do not like your neighbors
Then how do you support yourself? You also need a permanent address to have a driver's license along for the vehicle title, registration and insurance.
Absolutely agree with all of this! You be safe out their and it definitely is something I wouldn't mind trying. It does seem peaceful but at the same time, I already would figure lots of people would be around no matter. Safety definitely is the most important part of everything.
So it's basically every introvert's nightmare
The finiding a safe place to park every night is SO stressful, especially in countries that arent as car centric as the states.