I have no desire to live like this but enjoy the various stories. But the thing I enjoy most is watching Bob interview the folks. He’s such a great interviewer, interested, empathetic, knowledgeable. He doesn’t make himself the center of attention but allows his interviewees to shine. Really well done.
I have a Transit Connect I use for travel camping. My set up is simply a raised platform full size bed in the back and storage underneath. For cooking, I open the rear doors to the 90 degree position, and lay a 12" wide plank between the doors. (There are openings in the interior of the doors that support the plank nicely.) Instant counter top! Plenty of room for a two burner camp stove plus space for food prep. I love what Toby did to increase the storage above the passengers heads. Toby, how did you secure the plywood? Toby has a great channel. Great info, realistic perspective, no pretension, and a sense of humor. If you haven't yet, you should check Toby's channel out!
I bought a new Ford Transit Van 5 months ago and I love it. I'm not living out if it but it handles beautifully and I threw a bed in the back just in case I have a migraine and can't drive. He has some great idea's.
Nice to see you on Bob’s channel, Toby. When folks go over to your channel, they will see how you live OUT of your van, not IN it. You have passed on good hints to me as I’ve set up my own van. Safe travels.
I have been living in my 2013 Transit Connect since last summer. I started with a lengthwise pull out twin bed and I just tore it all out this week and decided to build a bed crosswise and its 62" so I lay cady corner a bit. I love it so much more. I have solar on top and its awesom. I get 32-34 on hwy and 28 in town.
I went to Toby’s channel. Please go visit. He is a magician with cooking in a small space. I also love his idea about working night shifts and sleeping at parks during the day. 👍🏽
Decided to take the plunge hopefully by next spring. In the staging process now, selling off stuff, acquiring components, etc. This channel and all the interviewed nomads are a great inspiration as well as a great technical resource. See you all soon...
Hi Toby! Debra and Robert here. We met you at Aguirre Springs CG in NM early this year. It has been fun to see you show up on Bob’s channel. We’ll see you down the road! KOKO!
I've lived in vans most of my life (30+yrs) ...love it.. Work in a summer, and sit in the sun for 6months, no noisy selfish neighbours, and have money in my pocket!.. I'm 56yrs old.. Life is a dream 👍🏴
I'm working on the inside of my 1993 Chevy Sport van. I was having a heck of a time trying to figure out the ceiling covering since it is all metal. I put up ridged insulation with 3M 77 spray between the ribs, but it kept falling down. I pulled them down(easily) and used LIquid nails Heavy duty caulk and it is working better. HOWEVER, I was not wanting wood on the ceiling either. I have Fabric I've had forever and not used so I was trying to figure out how to best mount it. MAGNETS, MAGNETS, MAGNETS- HEAVY DUTY MAGNETS!!!!! BRILLIANT. THANK YOU! SO GLAD I WATCHED THIS VIDEO. Plus I like the idea of being able to wash the fabric.
static campervan 3M sprayed some cork to his ceiling and says it works pretty good. He says it's lightweight, insulative and keeps condensation to a minimum...but the material's lifespan may be in question.
Our plans to buy a Ford Transit Connect is coming closer. Probably will happen beginning next year. There is a small workshop that builds out Connect vans for use as a camper van. They only use Connect vans till 2014. They are evaluating using the later year models. We’re looking at a 2017 model at the moment. So fingers crossed they will do the build out of a later model.
I could vacation in a small van but living in/out of such a small van year round is not something I could do. Great that he can make it work for him though.
Captain Quirk a quick Google shows it is bigger. Can't speak for height though. Biggest problem for me in this transit connect would be the cramped height, I'm a tall guy with a bad back. I can't be hunched over like that, potential bed length issues too.
Haha! Bob asked me to sit on the bed for the interview, but I never sit on the bed! I have camp chairs and live my life outside. One of the things I love about my setup is the fact that it is so uncomfortable to hang out in. It forces me to spend my day outside, which is great for my soul. But it’s plenty comfortable for sleeping!
nice! shows you can make it work even in a small vehicle/ although to me it is very important to be able to at LEAST sit up fully. I am spoiled by having a high top on my van, very nice to be able to stand up. I only use mine for camping but even still I like the extra headroom and air.
AsTheWheelsTurn I want a high top. I’m short so it would be perfect for me! I hear they stopped making them after 2010, so I have my eye out for that year.
I have the same air vent. It's nice but a tad loud. Btw, the rain guards on the windows is nice to have if you plan to live out of it. Allows you to keep the windows cracked without having to worry about it raining on your front seats.
It takes time to figure out the best setup for yourself. Toby is 'in the process'. Seems like he now has a few pieces to donate, that he just never uses. The pump container was neato. All Good.
every day i regret selling my wonderful Transit Connect. Especially last month when I went for an extended car camp in my Ford Escape. Ok, but not what it could have been.
Hi Toby, So happy to hear of your new found freedom to live the life you want. Hey, you may find that travel blogging is quite profitable if you cover your marketing well. You have the time to develop your musicianship and the craft of writing! And get to see the majestic landscape of America! Exciting stuff. Kudos for the interview Bob.
I think a tent ⛺ is better and just use the van for storage is BEST. Or get a small cargo trailer for camper and use van for storage plus set up a tent.
Awesome video! Hoping someone can answer a question for me..I will be getting a Class C in the next few weeks, and I am trying to find out if I can boondock/dispersed camp/dry camp on public land and other very low cost and/or free sites, in a 26 to 29 foot rig? I need the couch, not just a dinette, and I cannot seem to find anything shorter with a couch. Thanks so much for any help or answers anyone is willing to share. You seem to be such a wonderful community of people and I love watching videos and reading all the helpful comments. Thanks again to Bob and all your amazing subs and friends everywhere! :-) You guys rock!
GREAT to see you being interviewed buy the godfather of nomads Toby. You are a true nomad my man I watch you regularly and your a great cook ASWELL. Good luck on your dream.
I love the tapestries,a very colorful cheap effective way to cover up those unsightly areas on the walls of a van&without adding any weight...where did you find those killer tapestries?
Toby, this is a great interview, and I like your channel as well (I think I am subscribed under at different name). I like that you pointed out that your nomadic life enabled you to be there for your brother easier than if you were in sticks'n'bricks. Bob should have asked you to play something on your banjo or mandolin for background! Be safe and Peace!
cool set up.. one thing i will mention as i lived like this for a while. on finding water that was not bitter.i always got ice from a store usually if you had your cup ice is free..your set up is a little to small but as for traveling long distance im sure it cheaper on gas. may god bless you where ever you stay for the night. FROM J D
I'm a lot more concerned about reliability than how functional it is inside. I love functionality but if I can't go anywhere, then what's the point? There are a fair number of bad reports online about Transit Connects--transmission, etc. How is your's?
Frugal Fit Chic, I wish but you have to search all places mostly online. The best source there is Craigslist. There are RV sellers around the country that sell their trades ins. Also find paper magazines usually distributed free at diners, restaurants, stores like Wawa, 7-11, Quikcheck type of stores you can pick up too. They are next to real estate books for selling homes and renting apartments. I’ve read where some people have been very successful quickly but some look for years. Good luck.
Bob, I live in Michigan and my husband and I are starting our build this summer...I have a 2014 high top Promaster, my question is, do I need a vapor barrier over my Insulation??? I'm going to use the foam board Insulation...just need to know if I need a vapor barrier...
I’m going to buy a 2020 ford transit connect and I’m not going to build mine out because I’m not taking anything with me that hikers wouldn’t have in their backpacks 🎒.
The gas mileage of this small van is very intriguing but it seems like it would feel cramped if you spend any amount of time in their and your not sleeping
Bob, I hope to at some point meet you. I have a 02 Suburban 4x4. I hope to get a cargo trailer and start doing swap meets and buy and sell between Seattle and Phoenix. I do need to put together a list of events and places to buy and sell
I’m glad he’s happy in the van but I really dislike it. I understand it’s just a sleep pad and not a fancy hang out van. Nice to see different ways of living. His shower system seems really cumbersome :/
Autism World Travel Not for a true nomad I use a 3 gal big sprayer myself. I know several nomad LADYS who use a bug sprayer. Being a true nomad living in a van is fun as everything you do to live is an event.
Warren Eisenburg I could definitely do van life, I’d just do it in a different way. I’d need it a bit more “tiny house” like otherwise I’d just feel cramped and dreary. To each their own though
Hi! Thanks for your videos and inspiration. I am looking to transform (slowly) Ford Transit van for full time living. I am seeking someone in NYC that can install the Maxx Air or Van Tastic fan exhaust as well as help installing solar panels on my roof. Any leads for me in my area? I am having a bit of a challenge finding leads here. Thanks!
Bunnabet bet it would be if I ever had to hang out in there, but I don’t. I spend my days outside, i cook outside from the back doors. The only thing I do inside the van is sleep, and it’s just fine for that. I live my life outside and I love it! I think the best way to describe my setup is to call it a teardrop that drives
congrats! whatever it takes to break free. Just me (but personally and IMO) the best bed config for a small van is on the bare metal floor.. and showering, cooking and eating should happen while standing in the back outside between the doors. Check out my build and van mods on my channel.
you mean the NV200? The transit gets up to 29 mpg on the highway, but only 22 in the city. The NV200 gets 26 mpg hiway, but 24 in the city. They're close enough that other factors are more important (price of van, warranty, dependability, power, wheel clearance, etc).
Hi Toby, thru Bob's you tube I learned that you are a musician. May be you can give me a few guitar lessons per week? I am 67 play guitar for a few years. I am retired cannot afford too much . If you are interested please reply n we shall work out the hourly rate. Look forward to your reply. How much is a Ford transit van?
I can't be sympathetic, understanding, or non-judgmental. He needs a stretch in the military. Dreading having to work for a living? Who doesn't? Want to retire in your 20s? Just accept that you're going to be lowered expectations. Expect others to pay your SS and support you? I retired @ 65 - after a lifetime of working 2 jobs (started working - paying SS at 11 yr old.
I have no desire to live like this but enjoy the various stories. But the thing I enjoy most is watching Bob interview the folks. He’s such a great interviewer, interested, empathetic, knowledgeable. He doesn’t make himself the center of attention but allows his interviewees to shine. Really well done.
I so agree. I think he should have his own cable channel.....
Bob seems like such a stand up man. So impressive to see what he has done with this life.
I have a Transit Connect I use for travel camping. My set up is simply a raised platform full size bed in the back and storage underneath.
For cooking, I open the rear doors to the 90 degree position, and lay a 12" wide plank between the doors. (There are openings in the interior of the doors that support the plank nicely.) Instant counter top! Plenty of room for a two burner camp stove plus space for food prep.
I love what Toby did to increase the storage above the passengers heads. Toby, how did you secure the plywood?
Toby has a great channel. Great info, realistic perspective, no pretension, and a sense of humor. If you haven't yet, you should check Toby's channel out!
I bought a new Ford Transit Van 5 months ago and I love it. I'm not living out if it but it handles beautifully and I threw a bed in the back just in case I have a migraine and can't drive. He has some great idea's.
Nice to see you on Bob’s channel, Toby. When folks go over to your channel, they will see how you live OUT of your van, not IN it. You have passed on good hints to me as I’ve set up my own van. Safe travels.
I have been living in my 2013 Transit Connect since last summer. I started with a lengthwise pull out twin bed and I just tore it all out this week and decided to build a bed crosswise and its 62" so I lay cady corner a bit. I love it so much more. I have solar on top and its awesom. I get 32-34 on hwy and 28 in town.
Appreciate his honesty to share the table didn't work.
I went to Toby’s channel. Please go visit. He is a magician with cooking in a small space. I also love his idea about working night shifts and sleeping at parks during the day. 👍🏽
Decided to take the plunge hopefully by next spring. In the staging process now, selling off stuff, acquiring components, etc. This channel and all the interviewed nomads are a great inspiration as well as a great technical resource. See you all soon...
Hi Toby! Debra and Robert here. We met you at Aguirre Springs CG in NM early this year. It has been fun to see you show up on Bob’s channel. We’ll see you down the road! KOKO!
Two Meander - and it's pretty neat 4 all of us 2 c u 2 following Bob.
Thanks! I am sure we will bump into each other again sooner or later. Safe travels!
Thank you Mr Wells great interview with a true nomad.
Love the colors in the van.
Love the simplicity too.
Thanks for the video!
I've lived in vans most of my life (30+yrs) ...love it.. Work in a summer, and sit in the sun for 6months, no noisy selfish neighbours, and have money in my pocket!.. I'm 56yrs old.. Life is a dream 👍🏴
Aquabot? Cool. Nice guy. That's worth a subscription to his channel.
I'm working on the inside of my 1993 Chevy Sport van. I was having a heck of a time trying to figure out the ceiling covering since it is all metal. I put up ridged insulation with 3M 77 spray between the ribs, but it kept falling down. I pulled them down(easily) and used LIquid nails Heavy duty caulk and it is working better.
HOWEVER, I was not wanting wood on the ceiling either. I have Fabric I've had forever and not used so I was trying to figure out how to best mount it.
MAGNETS, MAGNETS, MAGNETS- HEAVY DUTY MAGNETS!!!!! BRILLIANT. THANK YOU! SO GLAD I WATCHED THIS VIDEO. Plus I like the idea of being able to wash the fabric.
static campervan 3M sprayed some cork to his ceiling and says it works pretty good. He says it's lightweight, insulative and keeps condensation to a minimum...but the material's lifespan may be in question.
Love this build. Taking notes for when my next "remodel bug" hits. Thanks, Bob and Toby!
Our plans to buy a Ford Transit Connect is coming closer. Probably will happen beginning next year. There is a small workshop that builds out Connect vans for use as a camper van. They only use Connect vans till 2014. They are evaluating using the later year models. We’re looking at a 2017 model at the moment. So fingers crossed they will do the build out of a later model.
I love the way you have done the van. I too live in a ford connect. The fridge seemed to be the biggest problem for sure.
Working just to pay rent. Its a common story.
Radnally that's my life no fun
Radnally, me too :-/
I use to live in the OKC metro area and I was paying $710/mo for a small 1bd room apartment. No, thanks! I'll choose the better alternative.
paying monthly worships to the landlord as well
Watched this 4/28/23! Wonder why? There is a pretty good reason! Thanks Bob for showcasing our boy!
Toby is my favorite channel, lots of great info
Two of my favorites nomads!
Me too!
I could vacation in a small van but living in/out of such a small van year round is not something I could do. Great that he can make it work for him though.
mad555max Being a nomad is like being a pilgrim or pioneer. It has to be in your DNA. I live in an Astro and I love my LIFESTYLE. Each to their own.
Warren Eisenburg so because I couldn't live in such a small van I'm not a nomad and couldn't be one? Interesting point of view.
@ Warren: If I'm not mistaken, an Astro, although not a full-size van, is quite a bit bigger than a Transit Connect, no?
Captain Quirk a quick Google shows it is bigger. Can't speak for height though. Biggest problem for me in this transit connect would be the cramped height, I'm a tall guy with a bad back. I can't be hunched over like that, potential bed length issues too.
Haha! Bob asked me to sit on the bed for the interview, but I never sit on the bed! I have camp chairs and live my life outside. One of the things I love about my setup is the fact that it is so uncomfortable to hang out in. It forces me to spend my day outside, which is great for my soul. But it’s plenty comfortable for sleeping!
nice! shows you can make it work even in a small vehicle/ although to me it is very important to be able to at LEAST sit up fully. I am spoiled by having a high top on my van, very nice to be able to stand up. I only use mine for camping but even still I like the extra headroom and air.
AsTheWheelsTurn I want a high top. I’m short so it would be perfect for me! I hear they stopped making them after 2010, so I have my eye out for that year.
I have the same air vent. It's nice but a tad loud. Btw, the rain guards on the windows is nice to have if you plan to live out of it. Allows you to keep the windows cracked without having to worry about it raining on your front seats.
So ready to do this.
It takes time to figure out the best setup for yourself. Toby is 'in the process'. Seems like he now has a few pieces to donate, that he just never uses. The pump container was neato. All Good.
🎁 Thanks for mentioning the issue with the flexible solar panels. I hadn't heard that before and will steer clear. 👏🏻💖
every day i regret selling my wonderful Transit Connect. Especially last month when I went for an extended car camp in my Ford Escape. Ok, but not what it could have been.
I love this channel. I will soon be on the road myself and I can not wait.
Thank you for an awesome video! Toby really seems to love this lifestyle.
I find this so inspirational. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hi Toby, So happy to hear of your new found freedom to live the life you want. Hey, you may find that travel blogging is quite profitable if you cover your marketing well. You have the time to develop your musicianship and the craft of writing! And get to see the majestic landscape of America! Exciting stuff. Kudos for the interview Bob.
I think all that fabric, especially the ceiling, would make me feel more closed in.
YES! OMG... I came here just cuz of that, and all the different PAtterns... WAY too much. :/ :/ :/
Plus it’s drooping in the middle of the roof. Strong magnets may help.
Work so you get the money to pay rent, so you can get to work and pay rent, so you can ……. Or you can go mobile.
and then you find out you have a mechanical issue and don't have a home or can't go to work.
Samuel
What are trying to say?
@@roundingcorners You know there are things like, car rental, hotels, public transit, etc ... I know, a novel concept, but true.
Awesome simple build out of his rig. ❤
Nice setup. The tapestries are beautiful.
I subscribe to Toby's channel and for those who want to see a real chef cooking and living in a van, his channel is for you!
Gorgeous tapestries!
If I find me an old pickup truck camper for the right price I'll be on the road! It's all I need. Cross your finger for me world....lol.
I think a tent ⛺ is better and just use the van for storage is BEST. Or get a small cargo trailer for camper and use van for storage plus set up a tent.
Awesome video! Hoping someone can answer a question for me..I will be getting a Class C in the next few weeks, and I am trying to find out if I can boondock/dispersed camp/dry camp on public land and other very low cost and/or free sites, in a 26 to 29 foot rig? I need the couch, not just a dinette, and I cannot seem to find anything shorter with a couch. Thanks so much for any help or answers anyone is willing to share. You seem to be such a wonderful community of people and I love watching videos and reading all the helpful comments. Thanks again to Bob and all your amazing subs and friends everywhere! :-) You guys rock!
GREAT to see you being interviewed buy the godfather of nomads Toby. You are a true nomad my man I watch you regularly and your a great cook ASWELL. Good luck on your dream.
Warren Eisenburg Thanks!
I love the tapestries,a very colorful cheap effective way to cover up those unsightly areas on the walls of a van&without adding any weight...where did you find those killer tapestries?
Chef Tobyyyyyyy! Subbed to both!😍😍
Toby, this is a great interview, and I like your channel as well (I think I am subscribed under at different name). I like that you pointed out that your nomadic life enabled you to be there for your brother easier than if you were in sticks'n'bricks. Bob should have asked you to play something on your banjo or mandolin for background! Be safe and Peace!
Dude Toby, thank you for the aquabot recommendation! That will work in a pinch for me, i'd never heard of that before.
Love the bottle
cool set up.. one thing i will mention as i lived like this for a while. on finding water that was not bitter.i always got ice from a store usually if you had your cup ice is free..your set up is a little to small but as for traveling long distance im sure it cheaper on gas. may god bless you where ever you stay for the night. FROM J D
really like this van
lovely size for driving.
I regret not having downsized my life which is majorly out of control
And buying something like this
Wow my exact senario, but Thailand # 1 for me , gonna do van life 3-4 months 8-9 months in Asia Thailand, Vietnam, etc........
Awesome thanks for sharing Bob!!!
Best lifestyle to me ... 👍
I own the exact same Transit Connect. It gets a solid 28 mpg.
I'm a lot more concerned about reliability than how functional it is inside. I love functionality but if I can't go anywhere, then what's the point? There are a fair number of bad reports online about Transit Connects--transmission, etc. How is your's?
Toby's channel looks interesting. I subbed. 😊
Britt H Thanks!!
Could use some organization or decluttering but I am sure he loves it that way thanks for sharing.
wow, it's very nice in there.
Love the cap😊
Happy fathers dsy Bob!!!
Who's getting an Aqua Bot????
I got a solo mist sprayer from Amazon in my van it's so useful. I use to wash and even shower.
Great set up. I've been looking at the connect but am really wondering how a 4 cylinder does for get up and go. I am also considering a dodge caravan.
Plenty of power with the turbo chief
Watch his channel. He stays outside or hikes and backpacks. He did 15 miles, I think, the other day. It works for him.
Is there a website where nomads can sell their rigs that are already outfitted? I want to be on the road soon 😊
Frugal Fit Chic, I wish but you have to search all places mostly online. The best source there is Craigslist. There are RV sellers around the country that sell their trades ins. Also find paper magazines usually distributed free at diners, restaurants, stores like Wawa, 7-11, Quikcheck type of stores you can pick up too. They are next to real estate books for selling homes and renting apartments. I’ve read where some people have been very successful quickly but some look for years. Good luck.
Seems to be a really nice person
Bob, I live in Michigan and my husband and I are starting our build this summer...I have a 2014 high top Promaster, my question is, do I need a vapor barrier over my Insulation??? I'm going to use the foam board Insulation...just need to know if I need a vapor barrier...
If Austin Powers had a van...
Great channel
I’m going to buy a 2020 ford transit connect and I’m not going to build mine out because I’m not taking anything with me that hikers wouldn’t have in their backpacks 🎒.
I get the van build and glad it works for him, but it seems way too cramped. If you had less stuff it would make more sense I think.
Looks kind of cramped maybe it's because of the tapestry on top. I will check out his channel for more looks at it
Toby has a very good channel. Definitely check out his adventures.
The gas mileage of this small van is very intriguing but it seems like it would feel cramped if you spend any amount of time in their and your not sleeping
Hi , Toby , Bob
Danny Smith Hello!
Bob, I hope to at some point meet you. I have a 02 Suburban 4x4. I hope to get a cargo trailer and start doing swap meets and buy and sell between Seattle and Phoenix. I do need to put together a list of events and places to buy and sell
I’m glad he’s happy in the van but I really dislike it. I understand it’s just a sleep pad and not a fancy hang out van. Nice to see different ways of living.
His shower system seems really cumbersome :/
Autism World Travel Not for a true nomad I use a 3 gal big sprayer myself. I know several nomad LADYS who use a bug sprayer. Being a true nomad living in a van is fun as everything you do to live is an event.
Warren Eisenburg I could definitely do van life, I’d just do it in a different way. I’d need it a bit more “tiny house” like otherwise I’d just feel cramped and dreary. To each their own though
Haha! Yeah, my shower system is.....not ideal. A work in progress! I should probably just bite the bullet and get a shower tent and solar shower bag.
he shouldn't have left out Thailand. it's amazing.
That stove is way too close to the bed for my comfort
Another wise sole.
Hi! Thanks for your videos and inspiration. I am looking to transform (slowly) Ford Transit van for full time living. I am seeking someone in NYC that can install the Maxx Air or Van Tastic fan exhaust as well as help installing solar panels on my roof.
Any leads for me in my area? I am having a bit of a challenge finding leads here. Thanks!
That's a table from Subway!!
I wish my pooping habits were that predictable 😲🤔🤠
Depends rule
Can you Imagine living with your brother on such a small space for a month ? I'd choose death instead.
That mpg is better than a minivan!
looks really uncomfortable due to the high bed.
Bunnabet bet it would be if I ever had to hang out in there, but I don’t. I spend my days outside, i cook outside from the back doors. The only thing I do inside the van is sleep, and it’s just fine for that. I live my life outside and I love it! I think the best way to describe my setup is to call it a teardrop that drives
TobyInTransit Looks like a great lifestyle!
congrats! whatever it takes to break free.
Just me (but personally and IMO) the best bed config for a small van is on the bare metal floor.. and showering, cooking and eating should happen while standing in the back outside between the doors. Check out my build and van mods on my channel.
Can you lock the back door of the van from the inside
28 MPG? This is better than the Nissan NV2000.
My biggest concern is a personal hygiene issue! Toby doesn't present a good solution to my concern.
you mean the NV200? The transit gets up to 29 mpg on the highway, but only 22 in the city. The NV200 gets 26 mpg hiway, but 24 in the city. They're close enough that other factors are more important (price of van, warranty, dependability, power, wheel clearance, etc).
What about health insurance?
😊 jack striker can dance
How do you pay for health insurance?
isnt the stove to close to the bed? it might catch on fire
alphaphotoandvideo I move the pads over when cooking, so not an issue
TobyInTransit oh cool👍
He mentions insulation, what kind is it?
Hi Toby, thru Bob's you tube I learned that you are a musician. May be you can give me a few guitar lessons per week? I am 67 play guitar for a few years. I am retired cannot afford too much . If you are interested please reply n we shall work out the hourly rate. Look forward to your reply. How much is a Ford transit van?
What size is his bed?
8:39 van tour starts
Nice van Toby. I need to check out the Aquabot.
He "always finds a bathroom" !!!
❤️👍👌😁✌️
Toby what do you pay for healthcare?
Haha! Being youngish I bet he doesn't have it!
big business and state socialism are very much alike especially big business.
how tall is Toby?
ThoseBackPages I am 5’11” so I just fit. But you could put the seat forward and have a removable extension if you needed it
I can't be sympathetic, understanding, or non-judgmental. He needs a stretch in the military. Dreading having to work for a living? Who doesn't? Want to retire in your 20s? Just accept that you're going to be lowered expectations. Expect others to pay your SS and support you? I retired @ 65 - after a lifetime of working 2 jobs (started working - paying SS at 11 yr old.
Anyone looking for a 2013 Ford Transit Connect? I have one with 36,000 miles on it for sale. Contact me!
Suzy-Q Travels sold ?