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@@abhisheiknair7464 Do you not know the difference between the ceiling and the roof??? The ceiling is inside of a home. Solar panels are located on the outside of a home like the roof. Before you post...you should know what you are talking about. ijs
Hands DOWN? . . . . . down? Seemed to me his hands were ever on the move . . . hardly ever. . . DOWN! Pity. . good subject, good people, darlin'little girl, but as usual, the interviewer HAS to be the star of the show . . . pity about the , , , hands1
If there is any doubt, this confirms that there are truly talented, skilled, imaginative people out there taking it to the next level. This bus is beautiful!
Moises Mariscal More like worst, this thing is massively ugly inside... Also when that daughter grows up she will want a TV or something like that, and they don't have one.
chdreturns She can use an iPad. My niece is 11 used to live in London now she lives in the Caribbean. She spends most of her time playing outside, with her dog or at the beach!
Bryce is a wonderful host. He infuses the interview with lots of enthusiasm and marvel, from the perspective of a curiosity seeker, asking thoughtful questions and really keeping the pace and flow of everything within a short time frame.
Unemployed is unemployed, we did the RV thing for 2 years, with 4 people very quickly 3 people, it gets old. That kid is going to grow up and privacy issues are going to be a huge problem.
Go Yourownway exactly the purpose for having this was to travel and not be confined to an area so long... there's people who just don't like to stay in one spot long👍🏼
I loved these genuine people and their home. I feel like they would be wonderful neighbors. They weren't pretentious or preachy. Nothing about them rubbed me the wrong way. They should be proud of what they spent. It's well under half of what most people say when Bryce asks. What a breath of fresh air it was for them to share with us. Thanks again, LB in a TH.
I've built two conversions in my life time of 60 years and this episode is almost 5 years old now and this conversion is still by far one of if not the best conversion I've seen well done. You absolutely can see the vision and great care in details that went into this home something you could live in that wouldn't grow old as some converts don't consider in the build. I would hope that this husband and wife team would consider building bus conversions in the future they would do great at it. The video never grows old. Well done.
I don't think homeschooling is fair on their kid after she reaches proper school going age. I think they should settle somewhere so she can go to school and make friends with kids here own age.
@@keithp6699 I agree that it’s a good idea for this couple to choose to settle down and plants roots in one community in their near future. However, enrolling their child in the local public school system is not the healthiest choice. Please check out Sam Sorbo on TH-cam. She shares the joys of homeschooling and how child- and family- centered it is. From your comment, I think there is a lot about homeschooling you might not know. The opportunity for homeschooling parents and their children to socialize is so much greater than you can imagine! 🙂 I do hope you take the time to research. Peace.
Seriously, hunting for odd jobs is ridiculous, this guy could flip those "30k" converted busses for 100k on the luxury RV market. That converted bus easily whips the finish quality of any RV you can throw at it.
i bet they could supplement their income with TH-cam. i know that i would watch! great video. i love all of your vids, bryce. i like seeing the homeowner, at first, shy,quiet, reserved then you make them comfortable and at the end they're open and talkative. sign of a great interviewer!!!
This actually looks cooler and more roomy than a lot of the tiny houses, and no loft to climb! This would be even better for two people with no kids. Great job, I love it!
CHARLIEM1010 yea, the only thing I was trying to figure out is where is the toddler going to sleep when she gets too big for that space? Because it doesn't look like there is anywhere else they could make a sleeping space (unless they swap the sofa out for one that is more comfortable as a bed).
the couch turns into a bed ... so when she gets a little older they can remodel her toddler area into something else like a tiny little movie theatre ... lol jk
Probably one of my favorite tiny houses and school bus conversions I've seen. Raising that roof really makes a world of difference and the room under there bed could easily be used as extra storage space or a sleeping area for pets for those of us who don't have children. Loving the Harry Potter tattoo she has also. Haha.
I have been watching your videos. No one seems to commenting on how much work you put into making these videos. I love your passion and how you show them houses like your own. You make them look better.
I know its a cliche but I think thats my favourite episode and "home" yet. As a Brit who has toured more than half the US states I would LOVE to have a bus like that and travel across the states. And what about the cost? Just breathtaking. They have a wonderful view of life and their daughter is very lucky. Thanks Bryce.
You're welcome Andy! Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed this one. A road trip across North America has been a long time dream for me too and I have been loving every moment on my travels here.
Sadly, this will be unattainable for many people, especially older women living on their own. They won't be able to do much of it themselves. Many won't have the $$, especially now.
What an incredible job they did on this bus! So unique and so comfortable. I imagine one option they will have as the child grows older would be to let her have their bed and then Luke and Rachel can move to sleeping on the convertible couch. They could even swap that couch out for one that may be even more comfortable as a bed. If privacy becomes a concern they can install thin tracks on the ceiling that a curtain can be attached to pull around the bed at night. Once again... GREAT JOB LUKE and RACHEL! Raising the roof as you did was brilliant and makes all the difference. I'm sure you will inspire others to do the same. Have an adventure filled and safe summer traveling!
True, they do have enough room in that space to be able to accomodate some change as Charlotte grows up. No doubt they will come up with some unique and interesting modifications to accomodate changes to the family (including a new addition). :)
Their little girl is so lucky. She's going to get a real education traveling the country, not just reading it in text books. That's a really nice home and, I loved.
i would just start to get annoyed living in a house like this (if you can call it that), and the fact that she will never get a full size bed would also be really annoying.
@@Max-xt1fo right and girls need privacy espically into tennage years i swear i feel sorry for her they need a normal house and use the bus and the summer
I've seen quite a few videos of people turning buses into homes & it literally looks like a bus with a bed & a table in it but this is amazing. This bus looks like a tiny home inside. It's so cool
I always had wanderlust because I grew up in one house basically. My husband's family moved him around constantly and he rarely spent one grade in the same town. We followed my wanderlust and our kids lived in many houses and we went from Midwest to Pacific Northwest. I think 'in the end' there is something you maybe gain by different experiences, but your children may not feel like they ever had a real home and real roots. I kind of wish we had stayed on the beautiful property we had originally and satisfied my wanderlust with vacations. I'm not sure we're without regrets for giving up everything to try out living close to the ocean. We've made full circle but our kids are stuck in other places. I think both of our sons feel a bit of loss because of that, but they both are beautiful in spirit and devoted to us and for that we can't help but be so grateful!
Guy seems beyond whipped. When talking about the inspirations on who worked on the house, she piped up and said her dad designed the light and she designed the wall seemingly taking away credit from him. And later when hes speaking shes got bitch face staring at him seemingly waiting for him to say something. Shame because hes clearly amazingly talented.
Absolutely amazing home and at $30k it would put any intentionally built mobile homes to shame for that price. My only question is have they taken into consideration any changes that will be needed for their child as she grows bigger? As always Bryce, cheers and thanks for sharing mate.
+Bickety Bam cheers! And yup, the beauty of this kind of design is that there is plenty of space to evolve the rooms as needed over time. When traveling and exploring the big and beautiful North American continent you don't need such a big space! :)
I see benefits to kids growing up in smaller places. I live in a small apartment in a complex with other apartments that only range up to two bedrooms. This means most kids living here share bedrooms, and they actually go outside and play in the complex park for hours. I think the same would be true with a tiny house, it would encourage kids to get outside and explore more. If a family is living in a large house where everyone has their own rooms, then a lot of kids just end up playing on their computers and watching shows. People interact when there is a smaller shared space more as well. I think there are certain social skills and team building skills that a small space can teach a child that living in a large secluded environment will not provide. A lot of teens are in shock when they go to the dorms to college because they have never had to share space with others.
Well in Southern California housing prices are sky high, so you are lucky your parents can afford for you to have your own bedrooms and be home schooled. Most kids do not have these advantages. I think it is probably better for siblings of different genders to have their own bedrooms, but sisters and brothers sharing a bedroom was very common up until recent times. If a family lives in a tiny house they all learn to share the common space. If gives you certain people management skills some do not who are lucky enough to always have their own room and space.
Okay, I get what you are saying. I reread your comment. I do not think kids of the same gender should share a bedroom, but I do not see the problem with brothers sharing a room with brothers, or a sister sharing the room with her sisters. I shared a room with my sisters growing up and that was just the way things were back then. We learned to get along and respect our own spaces. However, I went to school, so if you are home schooled sharing a room that might be stifling. Maybe your parents can enroll you in some private classes or lessons outside of the house so you can have some time away.
Of course, they built it themselves. Intentionally built mobile homes factor in the labor cost to build the product in the final sale price of the Vehicles so it cost more. Its always going to be cheaper if you do it yourself assuming you know what you are doing.
Such a lovely couple! They harmonize and compliment each other. I love what their hard work and imagination have done to the bus....AND, the little girl is so precious. Safe travels sweet little family!!
Okay, this is DEFINITELY my favorite house. I wasn't too fond of bus conversions at first because all the one's I've seen kept the bus' shell intact, so it didn't really feel like a /home/ to me personally. This one does feel like a home, though, and being able to go from driving to getting a drink from the fridge without having to step outside is a plus for me! I'll definitely consider bus conversion when I take the plunge to tiny living.
Living Big In A Tiny House, Tina Gallagher How are they insuring this investment? What guidelines would it fall under? Since they travel & are off the grid. Wouldn't they require an address for insurance purposes or just a p.o. box?
yan ma Yes, insurance. We have tornadoes in Oklahoma, east coast has hurricanes, west coast is known for earthquakes, etc..., I'm pretty sure this is not covered under regular auto insurance. I don't see it qualifying under regular home owners ins. Maybe mobile home ins., even if it is covered under mobile home. Constantly traveling then under what state would one file for the insured policy? Would the ins. cover all the bus upgrades? Ins. rates vary depending upon your geological status. Surely this couple would insure the $30K+ bus investment. I would!
Kristi Robare Good thought. I live in NC and we get all kinds of weather including tornadoes. You wouldn't think it but we do, even more than hurricanes.
Just gorgeous 💗💗 I drove a school bus for 9yrs and I would never ever thought to do this! But I’ve seen a few now and I have to say this one is by far the most beautiful one 💗💗
My son has eight children who are all home schooled. I am so glad they did. Everyone I know who had home schooled has the best children. I met a lady in a large sailboat one day when I worked on a river. She rowed over to the office to ask about grocery stores in the area. She said her husband and her traveled all over the world with their three children and home schooled them. They are now Dr's and one is a lawyer. Home schooled children learn easier, have higher IQ's and never have to deal with the public or private school bullies. I have seen that they are close knit families. Your home is awsome.keep it in the family. Your daughter may want to raise her family one day in it.
MAlexiaG 2005 and TLOTR "not all who wander are lost," pillow, too! 👍👍 re: the "deathly hollows" tattoo: totally new for me...wondering if it's a video 🎮 game??..or "Magic," kind of card game reference??...of course, i'll be looking it up, asap! in any case, a totally cool young family couple, as well! 😃 👨👩👧 *EDIT:* well, i *knew* it sounded familiar!..or at least *like* something familiar...and don't know why i didn't read down the specific thread replies first - because i usually do!..but just now saw the "Harry Potter," reference...and, *of coooouuuurse!!* ....must be that it was too close to my nap time, hahaha!! 😴😴
Love, love this bus conversion. High ceilings. Great color scheme. The kitchen way up front looks great, it allows a lot of open space for the living room area. The bathroom is fabulous. The bedroom is great with the baby space. Most impressive. The best that I've seen.
How sweet that Baby has her own little child-sized nook to hide away in, kids love their little hidden spots! And what a great on-the-road education for her!👍🏻😄 What a gorgeous bus, that curved elevated ceiling really does it- the soft sky blue paint with white trim & lots of pot lights makes it feel like a magical journey! Lots of beautiful wood touches too. Be🐝safe guys & Happy Trails to you all!🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦
Aw man when I'm older I really wanna live in a tiny house 🏡 it would be so cool Just imagine on a stormy night sitting in your bed drinking some hot tea well reading a book I love this house tiny house
I'm not a fan of busses turned into homes on wheels but this one is definitely the exception to that rule. what a beautiful an amazing home. u can see an feel the love that went into the making of this home. 👍👍
A lot of people would say why not just get a motor-home? Well a few things comes to mind. One, to get a motor-home that even comes close to what this thing is would be $150-250 grand if not more. Second, when you buy a motor-home, you can't really make it your own and customize stuff. And lastly, there must be a greater satisfaction knowing how much work went into it and the appreciation value is priceless. What a great bus conversion this is! Great job guys!!!
Motorhomes, especially the older ones which can be had for 20 or 30k (as well as class B and C RVs) are poorly built. They are often made with crappy materials and have roof leaks. A school bus in it's stock structure form is as sealed and sturdy as an Airstream. That is the only thing I would be concerned about in modifiying it like they did here. You have to wonder how the roof and custom body panels will hold up in time. Where as there is no question whether or not the original bus form will pretty much last a lifetime.
@@KeithsReviews They lifted the roof and probably took out the ribs to insulate and put wood up in the roof so who knows. I don't know how this build will stand up to a constant rattle caused by driving hundreds or thousands of miles.Also when the engine goes this thing will be expensive to repair and I'm not sure where you will live during that time. Maybe a hotel while it's in the heavy truck shop? I know I saw a really nice motor home from a pair who drive around, their youtube name was something like Living Cheap, then they say in the comments their motor home cost $500,000 or so. jesus christ
$150-200k is nothing to this couple! It's being filmed at their private lake front property! She was a baker, he owns a business, these aren't people on the down n out. This is a rich couple showing off their high-end DIY.
@@wealthyvagabonds1779 - How do you know the couple owns the property? How do you know they are rich? How do you know she was a banker and earned scads of money? She stated she worked remotely for health/wellness company so is simply an employee. He said he did odd jobs so in that respect he is in business for himself. Are you stating he has a business with employees and does not "work" to earn money? (Are you jealous or do you just have a sour view of life and other people?)
This in my opinion is the best mobile ( bus, car, truck, camper etc.) home I’ve seen on TH-cam. It’s better than most apartments and homes and it’s so spacious.
I had a friend whose father was constantly moving them around South Africa for his work. She used to tell me she loved constant changes and she’s sort of that extrovert where she could easily meet anyone because of her experience. But she told me one thing that really stuck to my mind until these days and it was her struggle keeping in touch with people. Because she was so used to packing her bags and just left, she had problems making sure she could be loyal to long-distance friendships. Another thing was that she would always need to move her furnitures in her bedroom around because she got bored very easily of stagnant place. If you realized, I used past tense and that’s because I have no idea where she is now. Whenever I texted her, she would reply back weeks later. Keeping in touch with her was quite difficult. But I could only guess she’s been busy with her life. I suppose when you grow up with parents who constantly move, you mature on a different level but lacks that social interaction that most kids would have enjoyed at early age. I think at some points, all parents who decided to do this should also consider their children’s developments - which I am pretty sure they already did and they already had it all planned. After all, parents always want the best for their kids ❤️
Yeah, I have a friend whose family would move to a different country every 2-3 years because her dad works for the embassy. She also had a similar problem, so it's a huge deal for her to be able to stay in touch with a few friends from high school and college. Also she's the only child, so you can imagine how lonely it could get.
Doesn't seem so bad to me born alone die alone , people are fair weather friends or shall I say put into are lives for the moments, can't let any grass grow under these feet ...
I am sure she'll be fine. I moved around alot and part of the joy is learning about the different cultures and meeting new people. You develop and resiliency as a child that I felt was very useful for me. Her parents seems very grounded as well. We don't really know where they'll end up though so they may decide in a year of two to stop travelling. Who knows. Its just great to see people enjoying their lives and doing things for themselves instead of what is typical.
This is such a creative project, also, it's fun to see that such a homey place is fully off the grid. Their daughter can definitely look forward to an amazing childhood. And then probably grow up to be an indoorsy nerd, because that's how these things work! ^_~
Drove from the east coast through Quebec and on to Toronto. Also drove from Toronto through Northern Ontario to the prairies and on to BC. Both were amazing and can't wait to do it again.
Not only is tiny home living affordable but offers so many perks!!! Homeschooling if you have children is such a blessing 🙌 whilst traveling the world at a fraction of the price compared to flying !! Being able to meet lovely people and experiences along your journey is a true gift 🎁 ❤ LAST BUT NOT LEAST.........IT OFFERS FREEDOM IN EVERY ASPECT !!!
I found them on insta, they actually had another child and are going to be moving into a yurt and possibly selling the bus and it appears they have a conversion shop now as well
Love to see how people can be so creative with smaller spaces and adapt to living a nomadic lifestyle on the road. Cool video. Enjoyed watching. We're traveling the world as a family of 4 so it's great to see other families doing the same and making a home on the road possible for themselves.
What a great episode! Bravo for the beautiful work they have done. And even more inspiring the life they created for their daughter. Thanks for sharing this🌻
at first I was turned off by the idea due to the fact of seeing other busses that are sloppy and messy... BUT this one is very nice. I can see having this to be a home I would live in... very cool home !!!
Nicely done. What a beautiful family they are blessed with a beautiful daughter as well, they have been truly blessed by God what a good and simple life to live.
beautiful family, so much love, yes homeschooling is the best option. you will know your kids so well and they will know you. lovely conversion, I love the ceiling and your floors!
Some kids don't need friends growing up, the reason I commented this is because this is the life I always wanted growing up, two parents, traveling the country. I never needed friends nor did I want any. For her, yes it's unfortunate if she does feel alone but I just meant it in my perspective.
Very doubtful that includes the price for the bus. And is a very low estimate. He said they hadn't totalled everything up. It is a beautiful bus conversion! The best ceiling I've ever seen in a Schoolie, Motorhome, 5th wheel or anything else! Amazing job well done!
Hands down STILL MY FAVORITE schoolie...This is my 3 hundredth time watching this video...what an inspiration as I wait for my bus to finish up with the mechanics inspection...sigh...time goes slow when one is itchin' to get on the road...thank you for this video...its the one that keeps me excited about what's ahead!
I think they did well by building their own RV: 1.They saved a good amount of money, 2. They know where every component is located & how it works, 3. They have a customized RV to suit their taste & needs.
4. It's environmentally responsible in several ways: a) They upcycled a gigantic thing (school bus) and gave it a fantastic second life....instead of stripping it down to scrap metal or worse -- rotting in a landfill or car dump somewhere; b) solar powered; c) composting toilet.
Maybe; it's a case of new vs. used. I've looked at very good, well maintained, used motorhomes that were real bargains compared to new motorhomes. In the case of the converted school bus in this video they did what they wanted to do and now have a motorhome that they couldn't buy from a dealer. It is a custom RV.
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The ceiling alone is just stunning with the soft blue color and the sweet lights.
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@@leandrebonsaint153 Based on his profile picture, I think he is a boy, so that should say it all.
Cut the kid some slack jeez
@@abhisheiknair7464 Do you not know the difference between the ceiling and the roof??? The ceiling is inside of a home. Solar panels are located on the outside of a home like the roof. Before you post...you should know what you are talking about. ijs
@@globe255 I just took a assumption lol
This might be, hands down, the best mobile bus home we've ever seen.
Hey Pete! Love your show!
Parking going to suck+tickets+guests+outdoor noise and problems. Theft/insurance
Amen
Hands DOWN? . . . . . down? Seemed to me his hands were ever on the move . . . hardly ever. . . DOWN! Pity. . good subject, good people, darlin'little girl, but as usual, the interviewer HAS to be the star of the show . . . pity about the , , , hands1
It's embarrassing how much nicer this looks than my own "real" house.
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OHP77 same
You're funny.
OHP77 I know right? Especially when the have a two year old
At least you don't live in a refugee camp tent. Be happy with what you got, bro.
If there is any doubt, this confirms that there are truly talented, skilled, imaginative people out there taking it to the next level. This bus is beautiful!
This guy has seriously above average skills. The bus was a complete gut-and-rebuild.
Al Carre yeah I mean he used his ability I admire somebody who can do that I want to try and build my home one day
Yes they did a nice job
Yup, they both did a great job.
Where do they get water from? Also, they would still need to buy the plot, wouldn't they?
Yeah, he had skill, but he probably didn't have that kind of skill when he started, he probably just had determination and willingness to learn
Am I the only one who chuckled when they said they were considering home schooling their daughter. Wouldn’t that convert it back to a school bus.
Lol
That was outstanding
😅😂😂😂😂
It's sad in my opinion. Their daughter will living and going to school in the same room. Try to invite a friend to a sleep over in a place like that
OMG! That little girl have a bed under the parent's bed. I wanna see that family when she have 14 or 16 years and tell them that she hates them
the best converted bus house so far
I agree. This is certainly the nicest skoolie conversion I've seen so far.
Living Big In A Tiny House You should check out transcended existence on TH-cam he has a really nice schoolie conversion.
I agree too, best I've seen
Moises Mariscal More like worst, this thing is massively ugly inside... Also when that daughter grows up she will want a TV or something like that, and they don't have one.
chdreturns She can use an iPad. My niece is 11 used to live in London now she lives in the Caribbean. She spends most of her time playing outside, with her dog or at the beach!
Bryce is a wonderful host. He infuses the interview with lots of enthusiasm and marvel, from the perspective of a curiosity seeker, asking thoughtful questions and really keeping the pace and flow of everything within a short time frame.
he's driving around doing "odd jobs" ...how about building and selling these buses???
paul Z thatd be sick they’d put RVs to shame
He would be trapped in the same area again but now with employees and long hours. Pretty sure the thought crossed their minds.
Unemployed is unemployed, we did the RV thing for 2 years, with 4 people very quickly 3 people, it gets old. That kid is going to grow up and privacy issues are going to be a huge problem.
I was thinking the same thing. This guy is super talented and creative.
Go Yourownway exactly the purpose for having this was to travel and not be confined to an area so long... there's people who just don't like to stay in one spot long👍🏼
I loved these genuine people and their home. I feel like they would be wonderful neighbors. They weren't pretentious or preachy. Nothing about them rubbed me the wrong way. They should be proud of what they spent. It's well under half of what most people say when Bryce asks. What a breath of fresh air it was for them to share with us. Thanks again, LB in a TH.
Makes you think maybe they should go into flipping school bus homes.
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I've built two conversions in my life time of 60 years and this episode is almost 5 years old now and this conversion is still by far one of if not the best conversion I've seen well done. You absolutely can see the vision and great care in details that went into this home something you could live in that wouldn't grow old as some converts don't consider in the build. I would hope that this husband and wife team would consider building bus conversions in the future they would do great at it. The video never grows old.
Well done.
What an adorable daughter they have! I hope this family has had many safe, enjoyable adventures on the road. Homeschooling is an awesome choice.❤️
I don't think homeschooling is fair on their kid after she reaches proper school going age. I think they should settle somewhere so she can go to school and make friends with kids here own age.
@@keithp6699 I agree that it’s a good idea for this couple to choose to settle down and plants roots in one community in their near future. However, enrolling their child in the local public school system is not the healthiest choice. Please check out Sam Sorbo on TH-cam. She shares the joys of homeschooling and how child- and family- centered it is. From your comment, I think there is a lot about homeschooling you might not know. The opportunity for homeschooling parents and their children to socialize is so much greater than you can imagine! 🙂 I do hope you take the time to research. Peace.
@@keithp6699 the same could be said sending a child through the abusive school/prison system.
@@Countcho What ever happened to the good old day’s?
The nicest I've seen. My initial thought was I hope he's considered creating more conversion buses for a living. He/they did an awesome job.
NaturallyKoily Kuteness Myself as well ! I would love to buy a similar one! (If I only had the $ that is!)
Yes, It's the best looking one, but there's one that has a full size refrigerator and separated shower and toilet areas...I like that one better.
My first thought was, build me one!
Seriously, hunting for odd jobs is ridiculous, this guy could flip those "30k" converted busses for 100k on the luxury RV market.
That converted bus easily whips the finish quality of any RV you can throw at it.
i would lobe to buy some thig like this!
i bet they could supplement their income with TH-cam. i know that i would watch! great video. i love all of your vids, bryce. i like seeing the homeowner, at first, shy,quiet, reserved then you make them comfortable and at the end they're open and talkative. sign of a great interviewer!!!
Thanks so much Kim! That's really nice of you to say, and I totally agree. I would love to see their adventures on TH-cam.
This actually looks cooler and more roomy than a lot of the tiny houses, and no loft to climb! This would be even better for two people with no kids. Great job, I love it!
CHARLIEM1010 yea, the only thing I was trying to figure out is where is the toddler going to sleep when she gets too big for that space? Because it doesn't look like there is anywhere else they could make a sleeping space (unless they swap the sofa out for one that is more comfortable as a bed).
Carolyn's Reading Ramblings The couch that turns into a bed..
Wondering the same thing! And it looks like they have a dog too.
the couch turns into a bed ... so when she gets a little older they can remodel her toddler area into something else like a tiny little movie theatre ... lol jk
Of all these
types of homes that I have seen on TH-cam this is by far the best.
The best Converted bus I've seen!!
Probably one of my favorite tiny houses and school bus conversions I've seen. Raising that roof really makes a world of difference and the room under there bed could easily be used as extra storage space or a sleeping area for pets for those of us who don't have children. Loving the Harry Potter tattoo she has also. Haha.
It really does. Especially for me. I've been in some beautiful bus conversions, but I can't stand up in many of them. This one is great.
I have been watching your videos. No one seems to commenting on how much work you put into making these videos. I love your passion and how you show them houses like your own. You make them look better.
This is waaay bigger than most apt.’s in NY and Cali. Impressive, absolutely Beautiful.
I know its a cliche but I think thats my favourite episode and "home" yet. As a Brit who has toured more than half the US states I would LOVE to have a bus like that and travel across the states. And what about the cost? Just breathtaking.
They have a wonderful view of life and their daughter is very lucky.
Thanks Bryce.
You're welcome Andy! Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed this one. A road trip across North America has been a long time dream for me too and I have been loving every moment on my travels here.
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Sadly, this will be unattainable for many people, especially older women living on their own. They won't be able to do much of it themselves. Many won't have the $$, especially now.
Simply splendid. This is one of the most charming tiny houses I've ever seen. Bus or no. The fact that it is fully mobile is just a bonus.
$30,000? Well done thought it would be way more.
Probably is a really lowball estimate. The real cost is doubtlessly a lot higher (probably closer to $100,000). Cheers
@@Lifeagain2123 much cheaper when you do a lot of the work yourself.
@@Lifeagain2123 get the fuck outa here 100k?? You are seriously overestimating the materials cost, plus they did everything theirselves
Most RVs cost close to 100k so that's an excellent price..
RCmies but this is a school bus not a fucking RV which you’re right is 100k but it aint no RV when you make everything yourself
I would love this lifestyle, but I can't imagine doing it with a kid
I bet they'd live it. They could have a hideout under the bed while they're small. What kid wouldn't love that?
What an incredible job they did on this bus! So unique and so comfortable. I imagine one option they will have as the child grows older would be to let her have their bed and then Luke and Rachel can move to sleeping on the convertible couch. They could even swap that couch out for one that may be even more comfortable as a bed. If privacy becomes a concern they can install thin tracks on the ceiling that a curtain can be attached to pull around the bed at night. Once again... GREAT JOB LUKE and RACHEL! Raising the roof as you did was brilliant and makes all the difference. I'm sure you will inspire others to do the same. Have an adventure filled and safe summer traveling!
True, they do have enough room in that space to be able to accomodate some change as Charlotte grows up. No doubt they will come up with some unique and interesting modifications to accomodate changes to the family (including a new addition). :)
LoveMoreJudgeLess build her one of her own. when she can drive it of course. i woulda loved that! i always spent all my time in my car as it was
Their little girl is so lucky. She's going to get a real education traveling the country, not just reading it in text books. That's a really nice home and, I loved.
i would just start to get annoyed living in a house like this (if you can call it that), and the fact that she will never get a full size bed would also be really annoying.
@@Max-xt1fo right and girls need privacy espically into tennage years i swear i feel sorry for her they need a normal house and use the bus and the summer
@@bratzbymaya6896 i feel you
@@Max-xt1fo How does the couple have intimacy with the girl right below? This is cool for a couple without kids. Or summer time travel
@@MrFunkadeIicexactly
This is one of the most beautiful converted buses I’ve seen. Well done!
I am obsessed with these builds. This one is by far the best one I have ever seen.
I've seen quite a few videos of people turning buses into homes & it literally looks like a bus with a bed & a table in it but this is amazing. This bus looks like a tiny home inside. It's so cool
Anyone else just binge watching these Tiny house videos TH-cam decided to recommend us?
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Sounds pretty accurate ahah
What a blessed dude... living in an amazing home, beautiful wife and daughter, chasing dreams.
I always had wanderlust because I grew up in one house basically. My husband's family moved him around constantly and he rarely spent one grade in the same town. We followed my wanderlust and our kids lived in many houses and we went from Midwest to Pacific Northwest. I think 'in the end' there is something you maybe gain by different experiences, but your children may not feel like they ever had a real home and real roots. I kind of wish we had stayed on the beautiful property we had originally and satisfied my wanderlust with vacations. I'm not sure we're without regrets for giving up everything to try out living close to the ocean. We've made full circle but our kids are stuck in other places. I think both of our sons feel a bit of loss because of that, but they both are beautiful in spirit and devoted to us and for that we can't help but be so grateful!
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Guy seems beyond whipped. When talking about the inspirations on who worked on the house, she piped up and said her dad designed the light and she designed the wall seemingly taking away credit from him. And later when hes speaking shes got bitch face staring at him seemingly waiting for him to say something. Shame because hes clearly amazingly talented.
This remains one of my favorite buses. they have done a perfect job
Absolutely amazing home and at $30k it would put any intentionally built mobile homes to shame for that price. My only question is have they taken into consideration any changes that will be needed for their child as she grows bigger?
As always Bryce, cheers and thanks for sharing mate.
+Bickety Bam cheers! And yup, the beauty of this kind of design is that there is plenty of space to evolve the rooms as needed over time. When traveling and exploring the big and beautiful North American continent you don't need such a big space! :)
I see benefits to kids growing up in smaller places. I live in a small apartment in a complex with other apartments that only range up to two bedrooms. This means most kids living here share bedrooms, and they actually go outside and play in the complex park for hours. I think the same would be true with a tiny house, it would encourage kids to get outside and explore more. If a family is living in a large house where everyone has their own rooms, then a lot of kids just end up playing on their computers and watching shows. People interact when there is a smaller shared space more as well. I think there are certain social skills and team building skills that a small space can teach a child that living in a large secluded environment will not provide. A lot of teens are in shock when they go to the dorms to college because they have never had to share space with others.
Well in Southern California housing prices are sky high, so you are lucky your parents can afford for you to have your own bedrooms and be home schooled. Most kids do not have these advantages. I think it is probably better for siblings of different genders to have their own bedrooms, but sisters and brothers sharing a bedroom was very common up until recent times. If a family lives in a tiny house they all learn to share the common space. If gives you certain people management skills some do not who are lucky enough to always have their own room and space.
Okay, I get what you are saying. I reread your comment. I do not think kids of the same gender should share a bedroom, but I do not see the problem with brothers sharing a room with brothers, or a sister sharing the room with her sisters. I shared a room with my sisters growing up and that was just the way things were back then. We learned to get along and respect our own spaces. However, I went to school, so if you are home schooled sharing a room that might be stifling. Maybe your parents can enroll you in some private classes or lessons outside of the house so you can have some time away.
Of course, they built it themselves. Intentionally built mobile homes factor in the labor cost to build the product in the final sale price of the Vehicles so it cost more. Its always going to be cheaper if you do it yourself assuming you know what you are doing.
The attention to detail is what impresses me. I love the "feel" of this home! And I really love how they use this to teach their daughter.
Hello Ruth how are you doing!!
I would love nothing more than to hire this man for construction related jobs on my property. I have such respect for their life!
He's got a great resume for me.
NASA F hahaha, that’s dumb
Such a lovely couple! They harmonize and compliment each other. I love what their hard work and imagination have done to the bus....AND, the little girl is so precious. Safe travels sweet little family!!
He did all the labor...thats why so cheap. That bus is amazing...i would definitely want one.
I love how they raised the ceiling and there's enough space while standing, and also the side stairs leading to their bed,Great job guys!!
Now that's a bus conversion. Nice work again Bry. Quality video
Thanks!!! Glad you liked this one. :)
This is one of the nicest builds I have seen, I would love to live like this.
Okay, this is DEFINITELY my favorite house. I wasn't too fond of bus conversions at first because all the one's I've seen kept the bus' shell intact, so it didn't really feel like a /home/ to me personally. This one does feel like a home, though, and being able to go from driving to getting a drink from the fridge without having to step outside is a plus for me!
I'll definitely consider bus conversion when I take the plunge to tiny living.
True! They have done a great job in making this skoolie really feel like a home. When standing inside it really doesn't feel like a vehicle at all.
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LOVING... the "coffered" ceiling! Who would have thought of THAT... and on a CURVE yet!
This is brilliant! Wonder if they'll write up their work as a book and sell it? Would be a great help to others and provide them with income as well.
That would be a great idea! That may be on the cards for them in the future.
Living Big In A Tiny House, Tina Gallagher How are they insuring this investment? What guidelines would it fall under? Since they travel & are off the grid. Wouldn't they require an address for insurance purposes or just a p.o. box?
Insurance?
yan ma Yes, insurance. We have tornadoes in Oklahoma, east coast has hurricanes, west coast is known for earthquakes, etc..., I'm pretty sure this is not covered under regular auto insurance. I don't see it qualifying under regular home owners ins. Maybe mobile home ins., even if it is covered under mobile home. Constantly traveling then under what state would one file for the insured policy? Would the ins. cover all the bus upgrades? Ins. rates vary depending upon your geological status. Surely this couple would insure the $30K+ bus investment. I would!
Kristi Robare Good thought. I live in NC and we get all kinds of weather including tornadoes. You wouldn't think it but we do, even more than hurricanes.
One of my favorites! LOVE this. Love Living Big In A Tiny House and share often, including now!
Thank-you for watching, and big thanks for sharing!
Why would anybody give this a thumbs down this is awesome!!!
All because I watched one girl's van tour...
Lmao sammee
RIIIGHTT! Me too. Cute little girl and her damn snake.......grrrr now.... I want
Skylar Vinson 😑 Yup!
Freaking Alfredo reeled me in.
Oh my god i know herrrrr whats her naammee
God bless their home...
Just gorgeous 💗💗 I drove a school bus for 9yrs and I would never ever thought to do this! But I’ve seen a few now and I have to say this one is by far the most beautiful one 💗💗
My son has eight children who are all home schooled. I am so glad they did. Everyone I know who had home schooled has the best children. I met a lady in a large sailboat one day when I worked on a river. She rowed over to the office to ask about grocery stores in the area. She said her husband and her traveled all over the world with their three children and home schooled them. They are now Dr's and one is a lawyer. Home schooled children learn easier, have higher IQ's and never have to deal with the public or private school bullies. I have seen that they are close knit families. Your home is awsome.keep it in the family. Your daughter may want to raise her family one day in it.
Hello Debra how are you doing!!
Hello Debra
How are you doing?
And no shootings or waiting for stupid kids to catch up. Lol
*awesome
I love her Deathly Hallows tattoo! The bus looks so homey and open, seems very comfortable.
MAlexiaG 2005 It is nice to see Potter fans everywhere.😊
MAlexiaG 2005 I was looking for this comment. Didn't need to look far ;)
MAlexiaG 2005 seems....
I was going to comment on the tattoo too! Love it!
MAlexiaG 2005 and TLOTR "not all who wander are lost," pillow, too! 👍👍
re: the "deathly hollows" tattoo: totally new for me...wondering if it's a video 🎮 game??..or "Magic," kind of card game reference??...of course, i'll be looking it up, asap!
in any case, a totally cool young family couple, as well! 😃 👨👩👧
*EDIT:* well, i *knew* it sounded familiar!..or at least *like* something familiar...and don't know why i didn't read down the specific thread replies first - because i usually do!..but just now saw the "Harry Potter," reference...and, *of coooouuuurse!!* ....must be that it was too close to my nap time, hahaha!! 😴😴
Love, love this bus conversion. High ceilings. Great color scheme. The kitchen way up front looks great, it allows a lot of open space for the living room area. The bathroom is fabulous. The bedroom is great with the baby space. Most impressive. The best that I've seen.
Same I love it
How sweet that Baby has her own little child-sized nook to hide away in, kids love their little hidden spots! And what a great on-the-road education for her!👍🏻😄 What a gorgeous bus, that curved elevated ceiling really does it- the soft sky blue paint with white trim & lots of pot lights makes it feel like a magical journey! Lots of beautiful wood touches too. Be🐝safe guys & Happy Trails to you all!🐾🌈☮️🇨🇦
Aw man when I'm older I really wanna live in a tiny house 🏡 it would be so cool
Just imagine on a stormy night sitting in your bed drinking some hot tea well reading a book I love this house tiny house
Oml I keep forgetting that I have already seen this video and clicking on it because it looks cool😂😂 I’ve probably seen this about 6 times😂
Leah Daniel Same. I want one and travel to all the national parks lol
Hey I probably done the same thing to other videos oh well at least you're entertained right
Oml?
Special k Oh my lord*
Yup. Same here. On this watching I just realized that she seems to have a Bill Cipher tattoo.
I really like the person who is interviewing..
The way he appreciates the efforts of the owners is incredible
He’s got a big dick too.
I have been watching the conversions people have done to there buses. This one by far is the best I’ve seen thus far. It is a great job done.
HEY, WE KNOW THEM.... THEY MADE A STOP BY OUT TINY HOUSE off grid LOG CABIN 👍👊 NICE PEOPLE
thats cool!
Why are you screaming at me?
JBomb 90 Damn, you beat me to it
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I'm not a fan of busses turned into homes on wheels but this one is definitely the exception to that rule. what a beautiful an amazing home. u can see an feel the love that went into the making of this home. 👍👍
Yup - this one has been done so well that it really doesn't feel like a vehicle when you're inside it.
A lot of people would say why not just get a motor-home? Well a few things comes to mind. One, to get a motor-home that even comes close to what this thing is would be $150-250 grand if not more. Second, when you buy a motor-home, you can't really make it your own and customize stuff. And lastly, there must be a greater satisfaction knowing how much work went into it and the appreciation value is priceless. What a great bus conversion this is! Great job guys!!!
Motorhomes, especially the older ones which can be had for 20 or 30k (as well as class B and C RVs) are poorly built. They are often made with crappy materials and have roof leaks. A school bus in it's stock structure form is as sealed and sturdy as an Airstream. That is the only thing I would be concerned about in modifiying it like they did here. You have to wonder how the roof and custom body panels will hold up in time. Where as there is no question whether or not the original bus form will pretty much last a lifetime.
@@KeithsReviews They lifted the roof and probably took out the ribs to insulate and put wood up in the roof so who knows. I don't know how this build will stand up to a constant rattle caused by driving hundreds or thousands of miles.Also when the engine goes this thing will be expensive to repair and I'm not sure where you will live during that time. Maybe a hotel while it's in the heavy truck shop? I know I saw a really nice motor home from a pair who drive around, their youtube name was something like Living Cheap, then they say in the comments their motor home cost $500,000 or so. jesus christ
@@nopejoeandangie Lol yeah man. Some of those class A rigs cost more than most average priced homes. They sure are nice though.
$150-200k is nothing to this couple!
It's being filmed at their private lake front property!
She was a baker, he owns a business, these aren't people on the down n out. This is a rich couple showing off their high-end DIY.
@@wealthyvagabonds1779 - How do you know the couple owns the property? How do you know they are rich? How do you know she was a banker and earned scads of money? She stated she worked remotely for health/wellness company so is simply an employee. He said he did odd jobs so in that respect he is in business for himself. Are you stating he has a business with employees and does not "work" to earn money? (Are you jealous or do you just have a sour view of life and other people?)
This in my opinion is the best mobile ( bus, car, truck, camper etc.) home I’ve seen on TH-cam. It’s better than most apartments and homes and it’s so spacious.
The most gorgeous bus conversion I've seen, Love it. The ceiling is awsome.💖💖💖
Hello Jennifer how are you doing!!
Hello Jennifer
I had a friend whose father was constantly moving them around South Africa for his work. She used to tell me she loved constant changes and she’s sort of that extrovert where she could easily meet anyone because of her experience. But she told me one thing that really stuck to my mind until these days and it was her struggle keeping in touch with people. Because she was so used to packing her bags and just left, she had problems making sure she could be loyal to long-distance friendships. Another thing was that she would always need to move her furnitures in her bedroom around because she got bored very easily of stagnant place. If you realized, I used past tense and that’s because I have no idea where she is now. Whenever I texted her, she would reply back weeks later. Keeping in touch with her was quite difficult. But I could only guess she’s been busy with her life. I suppose when you grow up with parents who constantly move, you mature on a different level but lacks that social interaction that most kids would have enjoyed at early age. I think at some points, all parents who decided to do this should also consider their children’s developments - which I am pretty sure they already did and they already had it all planned. After all, parents always want the best for their kids ❤️
that kid needs a sibling .
Yeah, I have a friend whose family would move to a different country every 2-3 years because her dad works for the embassy. She also had a similar problem, so it's a huge deal for her to be able to stay in touch with a few friends from high school and college. Also she's the only child, so you can imagine how lonely it could get.
Doesn't seem so bad to me born alone die alone , people are fair weather friends or shall I say put into are lives for the moments, can't let any grass grow under these feet ...
I am sure she'll be fine. I moved around alot and part of the joy is learning about the different cultures and meeting new people. You develop and resiliency as a child that I felt was very useful for me. Her parents seems very grounded as well. We don't really know where they'll end up though so they may decide in a year of two to stop travelling. Who knows. Its just great to see people enjoying their lives and doing things for themselves instead of what is typical.
@@acrosstheuniverse3331 it just allow to give you one of thumbs up, but if it's up to me i'll give you more likes, i'm totally agree with you.
Bruh the camera was UP in her face when she talked about being a baker lmao
Lmao She was like wtf?
U said bruh lol I use that alot😂😂
@@youngkadar7342 *a lot is two separate words, bruh.
@@onepalproductions you must be so much fun at school
@@99txgh ...and parties.
I’m sitting on my bed in lock down now feeling well jealous lol
😂😂😂😂😂
I agree. That toddler is traveling the world!!! She has a good life :-)
@@nattyl2070 dont envy a child tf is wrong with u
It's just beautiful. The headspace makes it so much more comfortable. Really well done. Best of luck.
What happened to all those cyclists they hit? It wasn't nice to keep their bikes as souvenirs...
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Shhh. You will give away his secret "handy man" job.
LMAO! ^_^
LOL.
Hahaha! I like your comment.
Those bicyclist!
This is such a creative project, also, it's fun to see that such a homey place is fully off the grid. Their daughter can definitely look forward to an amazing childhood. And then probably grow up to be an indoorsy nerd, because that's how these things work! ^_~
Drove from the east coast through Quebec and on to Toronto. Also drove from Toronto through Northern Ontario to the prairies and on to BC. Both were amazing and can't wait to do it again.
Best converted bus that I have ever seen!
The coffered ceiling is so pretty especially with the sky blue color . . . Makes it serene.
Wow
What a Gorgeous conversion of a school bus into a comfortable home.
God Bless
Not only is tiny home living affordable but offers so many perks!!!
Homeschooling if you have children is such a blessing 🙌 whilst traveling the world at a fraction of the price compared to flying !! Being able to meet lovely people and experiences along your journey is a true gift 🎁 ❤ LAST BUT NOT LEAST.........IT OFFERS FREEDOM IN EVERY ASPECT !!!
What are they going to do when the daughter gets bigger?? Her bed is very small
I assume she'll transition to the couch/futon
MonstersbetweentheLines lmfaooo
I found them on insta, they actually had another child and are going to be moving into a yurt and possibly selling the bus and it appears they have a conversion shop now as well
She'll be outta the house
Just Katie what’s their @
Love to see how people can be so creative with smaller spaces and adapt to living a nomadic lifestyle on the road. Cool video. Enjoyed watching. We're traveling the world as a family of 4 so it's great to see other families doing the same and making a home on the road possible for themselves.
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What a great episode! Bravo for the beautiful work they have done. And even more inspiring the life they created for their daughter. Thanks for sharing this🌻
at first I was turned off by the idea due to the fact of seeing other busses that are sloppy and messy... BUT this one is very nice. I can see having this to be a home I would live in... very cool home !!!
You're talking about my childhood home, jerk!
Nicely done. What a beautiful family they are blessed with a beautiful daughter as well, they have been truly blessed by God what a good and simple life to live.
This is the best one I've ever seen -- don't know if I can watch any more from this point on.
This is the most beautiful skoolie reno I have ever seen. Very well done. Baby girl is adorable. TFS
Hello Edna how are you doing!!
I LOVE this. You guys did a great job!
Nakisha Cannon nice? girl off the chain lmao
You guys should build these for a living big money in your future
ARIES Evil Agreed, that guy should of made them for a living.
But then they would be back to the rat race and stuck in one place.
'Debbie why are you late for school today?' 'I fell asleep in the school bus'
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Balboa Baggins Don’t ever quit your day job...
Ha Ha
Balboa Baggins awesome!!!
Balboa Baggins lol
beautiful family, so much love, yes homeschooling is the best option. you will know your kids so well and they will know you. lovely conversion, I love the ceiling and your floors!
Thanks for the good comments.
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The girl's childhood is going to be amazing.
Jennifer Perez until she realizes her parents aren't "wresting"
Johan 473 lol
Jennifer Perez except for not having any friends as a child and a teenager. But who cares, right? That is not important after all
Daniel Meurer ik its pretty sad😕
Some kids don't need friends growing up, the reason I commented this is because this is the life I always wanted growing up, two parents, traveling the country. I never needed friends nor did I want any. For her, yes it's unfortunate if she does feel alone but I just meant it in my perspective.
$30k is cheap, really, for what you've done
I’m thinking that is for materials only. If you can’t do it yourself, I’m sure it would be significantly higher. Double at least.
Very doubtful that includes the price for the bus. And is a very low estimate. He said they hadn't totalled everything up.
It is a beautiful bus conversion! The best ceiling I've ever seen in a Schoolie, Motorhome, 5th wheel or anything else!
Amazing job well done!
Its still 1/10th of a house so I think its worth it even if its a few thousand more
Hands down STILL MY FAVORITE schoolie...This is my 3 hundredth time watching this video...what an inspiration as I wait for my bus to finish up with the mechanics inspection...sigh...time goes slow when one is itchin' to get on the road...thank you for this video...its the one that keeps me excited about what's ahead!
Hello Anne, hope you don't mind us being friends okay 🌹
I think my favourite part of this bus is the ceiling. It’s absolutely gorgeous!
I loved these genuine people and their home.
Why is nobody commenting about how breathtaking their location is!
Anyone else notice her deathly hallows tattoo?
isn't a gravity falls tattoo?
Looking for comments that noticed her tattoo. And here it is haha 😁
Meeeee! HP is everywhere.
I saw that too 😂
A millennial with a Harry Potter tattoo? Surely, you jest!
what a sweet couple w' an amazing "Home" ! God Bless them.
They probably don’t believe in God.
This was one of my favorite conversion videos to watch. The bus, the people, the interviewer, everything. Awesome 👍😎
These houses are so nice
So im almost 15 and i want to do a van conversion when im older and my mom loves the idea she said today
Im so happy about that
I think they did well by building their own RV: 1.They saved a good amount of money, 2. They know where every component is located & how it works, 3. They have a customized RV to suit their taste & needs.
4. It's environmentally responsible in several ways: a) They upcycled a gigantic thing (school bus) and gave it a fantastic second life....instead of stripping it down to scrap metal or worse -- rotting in a landfill or car dump somewhere; b) solar powered; c) composting toilet.
I promise you they spent more money then they would have if they just bought an rv
Maybe; it's a case of new vs. used. I've looked at very good, well maintained, used motorhomes that were real bargains compared to new motorhomes. In the case of the converted school bus in this video they did what they wanted to do and now have a motorhome that they couldn't buy from a dealer. It is a custom RV.
This is incredible work. A stunning masterpiece. I am really impressed!
the most impressive thing about all of this is that their 2 y/o knows 13 states on the map. there's a lot of adults that cannot do that
I agree, many adults don't even understand the new sentences begin with a capital letter.
OnePalProductions I see what you’re doing 😂
@@emmetropia6686 :p
@@onepalproductions - Nicely done!!! {:-D
@@onepalproductions Some people also use 'the', when they should have used 'that'.
That bus is nicer than my apartment! lol
SuperKlizzard Yeah, we've heard.
Nicer than most homes!!
SuperKlizzard right? Lol
SuperKlizzard so they have sex right under their daughter
Super nice
When ppl got the money they could do much with it. This is beautiful a home in a bus love it!
What's a ppl?
Kenny C people
That ceiling!! Amazing
Hello Janis
How are you doing today?