You are at almost 7,000 subscribers. A lot of those viewers are newer. It’s seems your growing faster than before so you may hit 10,000 subscribers sooner than you think. Plus your videos have gotten more polished and fun although they’ve always been a great watch. Your skit/special effect video in California would not be seen on any of the other “full time RV” channels. It was hilarious. As for work, there are a few videos on TH-cam about gate guarding which allows you to make $200 a day if you both do it. There are also some people making good money working for firms that supply the help to big box stores like Costco to pass out samples. One guy in Florida claims to have more work doing that than he can handle. I hate to see you give up on your channel but lack of money is certainly an understandable issue. My wife and I have been pulling for you guys and will miss your channel if you give it up but we will keep watching as long as you are making videos.
My ideas are probably in the books but here goes. -Collaborate with like minded TH-camrs. I’ll bet money thousands of potential, organic subs don’t know you exist. -concentrate on seo and key words for the channel. -Definitely work camp until you’ve figured out the ultimate direction -continue resisting the enlisted idea. Advantageous yes but it’s not you. Basically continue doing the uncomfortable until you’ve found direction. Continue growing your skill sets in the practical/uncomfortable until direction is found. I’m pretty sure signing your life away will sour and result in and show up in damaging ways to you both. Continue seeking. Continue TH-cam. Grow/nurture the successful elements. Discard unsuccessful elements.
Hey you Guys!!! I hope you've batten down the hatches and are safe and warm, well fed and cozy. I know things are getting stressful for you so I have reached out to a very good friend in Texas to keep his eyes and ears open for anything that might appeal to you. My friend is a Former State Trooper and also worked for a town in Texas for many years as a Lieutenant and also as a K9 Officer. He and his lovely Mrs. have an acreage so I thought he would be a good person to enlist to help you if he sees or hears anything. For my part I will also keep eyes and ears open for you two in my very limited capacity. Just a thought, and I know not one that maybe is ideal but right now the Canadian borders are pretty much handing out Canadian Visas and work permits at the border when you come in. The beauty of Canuckistan is you would have health care and other Federal and Provincial social programs to keep your head above water till you find somewhere or something that you like, again just kind of thinking out loud (You could tell them at the Border that your fleeing having to go back to the Armed Forces, right now we have a Liberal government that just eats up pleas like that). I wish I could do more, and I will come the end of the month when I get some cash, so I will send some your way. It's not a lot, but every bit right now will help, and I don't mind helping you kids out!!! I really wish that when I was your age that this TH-cam thing was happening as I would have loved to have had a grand Adventure such as you are having (Yup, even with the worries and sleepless nights). I hope you don't mind my efforts, I'm not trying to step on any toes here, just a genuine wish to help a young charismatic couple that I have grown very fond of over the past few years. If you need anything between now and the end of the month, please let me know and I will do whatever I can to assist you, okay? I hope you still have my contact info as well as my mailing address, but if you don't or it's somewhere not handy let me know and I will send you all that stuff again!! Try not to worry, although I know it's hard not to. My Dad used to have a saying that went something like "Life has a funny way of working itself out, maybe not as you've planned but then that's what life is all about. The World is full of opportunities so that anyone can become successful,...even you." My Dad had a very dry sense of British humour. lol Okay, as usual my Love to all Three of you, stay warm, stay dry and enjoy your Cheesy Chicken Freedom Nuggets and Cyber Punk!!! Take care, talk soon. - Dave
Tennessee there is no State Tax and low cost of living, 2A lovers and great camping, hunting. And can find work at Ft Campbell, KY (3/4 of the Post is in TN). Great Lakes and fishing too (Lake Barkley and Kentucky Lake with Land Between the Lakes in the middle)
You guys are doing great!! Love, Love your videos! Chris, being a vet, are you able to get to a VA facility to get your foot looked at. Be well, be safe.
Found and added you two to my subscribed list today . I have a Dodge high top camper van I am currently working on so I can go wandering . I`m 75, lost my wife of 42 yrs in 2010. Wishing only good comes your way, You have my attention, the struggle is really worth it . 😎
Just a thought. Your a Veteran, look into USA JOBS. There are thousands of jobs all over the country. Being a Vet gets you in the door and because your smart, clean, well spoken and drug free goes along way in the VA system. Good pay, great benefits, and retirement. I'm sure you could find a job to suit you. It's a pretty good gig.
my wife and i moved from Nevada in 1986 to follow my career... once i retired (early, & took my wife with in retirement) we moved back to Nevada (NYE county 1 hour north of Clark County/Las Vegas) as NYE county has no BS DMV Smog checks like that in LV. Also, we picked up an affordable acre of land, dug a well, and built a tiny-house on foundation...
Man it will get better man!! Come on I look forward to watching you guys to lift me up and to live vicariously through you until I can get out there myself come on stop it, you'll be ok, just don't give up ok..
Can totally relate about people parking "too close"- been there many times! Like I'm in the wild to get AWAY from people? I had to ask one guy last summer: "Do I have a magnet in my ass and your car and my car HAVE to be in CLOSE proximity to each other because you're scared shitless outdoors?"
Have you guys thought about gate guarding in Texas.? You get free place to park your rig free electric free dump free water and make like 250 bucks a day. Ck out J&G security oil field gate guard you can do for a few months walk away with 13 grand..love your videos
You came up on my watch so your videos are getting out there. I did subscribe and the reason is you both give a real view on living homeless. The pandemic made it easy to travel and work online only if you have the necessary skills and equipment to do so. Now things are different and its back to a 9 to 5 job. This can be a hard reality but those days are no more. Glamorizing on the road to gain subscribers can be a very tough road to make money, I wish you luck!
Register your vehicle from like North Dakota. I think That's what people do before they move to Mexico, for many reasons. Anywho buy Land in AZ, get that quiet work from home Job. That's what you need. I was going to do that myself. Just having that home base would really feel good. You're blessed though. Dont worry Love you guys
Great Video, you guys always keep it interesting.....even with the rain. Have you thought about taking a Gate Guard job? We've seen a few full timers that work them. There's also the Beet Harvest & Potato Harvest (One AdVANture at a Time has videos on those ). I believe they pay quite well and they have their dog with them. They worked a booth at the Big Tent in Quartzite, AZ. I'm sure you're aware of those - but thought I'd mention them ...........Just In Case!! Thanks for the videos!!
Bob Wells from cheap RV living does have videos covering jobs for nomads and the property issues. there are some good jobs in northern MN specifically for the nomad lifestyle.
Good money if he's hands on with electrical / mechanical. Jobs all across the country with short term contracts. The best part is they pay per diem as well. So it's easy to live on per diem and save the paychecks. Make enough and bounce! Skillwork is one of those companies.
Nevadas been my best tax/reg experience, Stateline. Check out mountain communities, often very different rules on emissions and inspections for local trucks especially. More rural states like Idaho and Wyoming might have even less regs.
Just watch your video. One job that is extremely universal is a CDL truck driving jobs. There’s always opportunity to work it on a traveling or local position. As far as housing we bought land, built a steel building with rv hookups inside. Then we lived inside the building, inside our camper; while we made living quarters in the building (In North Carolina). I took quite a few years to finish, but it was a worthwhile experience. Having a home base is a really nice addition in life. You guys already know how to budget and when you acquire a good income you’ll do well. I hope whatever direction you choose, you’ll find blessings in it.
CDL is their ticket I think! Both of them! Study real quick and pass the permit then sign up with like Prime or Schneider as team drivers and get the license in like two weeks ( while getting put up in hotels and food vouchers). Boom! Work just long enough to get back on your feet then leave! Also people love trucking content just saying!
As for property, check out the land auction in Goldfield, NV during Goldfield Days in August. The starting bid is the amount of taxes owed on the property.
You guys are my favorite videos like this hope the you tube thing does pick up. California is amazing place to live but the taxes and registration and smog and all that bs. Definitely cost ya to live in Cali. Oregon and Nevada I'm pretty sure are chill on the state taxes and emissions.
Hang in there. I'm watching the original video which was 10 days ago. Guys are making sandwiches with pasta and that's the one that started this journey with me. Anyways, the photography is excellent and you guys are funny so don't get up. Keep creative and the numbers will increase. It's kind of like a cumulative interest theory
I watched your latest video and always enjoy your content. I recently watched a TH-cam channel called Open Roading. It's about a couple working fairly high paying workamping jobs like gate guarding. You might get some ideas from them. Good luck.
Look at escapees from Livingston tx. They are a great club and will help you with address and mail. Texas and Flarida don't have state income tax. I think there's others but not sure which. I know alot of full timers use escapees
Volunteered at the golf tournament all day. Rich peeps and hoochy momma women everywhere. Nice to come home and relax and watch you guys.... genuine peeps!! Timmy C Arizona. P.s. The Prescott area for land and perfect weather just might work for you guys. Hope you stay here....
Just an ideal you could always try a flagging job heard you can make good money with it and pretty much do it from anywhere. Just some long hours and in the hot and cold temps but at least outside. Just a thought.
I retired from the Army in 2007, spent 29 years in 24 of them in Special Forces. Dont know what the current opportunities for prior service vets are but several friends got out and came back in, longest break in service was 10 years. If you were a 18 series Soldier then the Army should have pretty good bonus to come back in but you would have to start over. Friend who had 10 year break had ETSed as a E7 came back in as E4 but made rank back pretty fast. Not sure I'd come back in but depends on your situation. As far as residence, I've heard lot of full timer rvers had South Dakota registration. Tennessee has no income tax and no vehicle inspections. We moved to Tn after retiring out of Ft Bragg, I never had to get my emmissions test for my diesel truck (2007 Dodge Ram) in NC but the annual inspection was a hassle. None of that is required in the great state of Tennessee.
I just found you guys a few days ago and have binge watched from your first truck camper video 😅. Have you looked into the beet harvest or gate guarding ?
What about staying around quartzite, but work in blythe, California minimum wage is $20/hr. You could do that to supplement your income. But first register your vehicles in South Dakota. Although, if you want to go back in the Corps, that's good too.
You could be busted up so bad that you'd never be able to work again, what happened to me. Some times the slowest channels to get up there turn out to be the best paying one's. Like my friends on SV Delos.. it took them 3 years to get up to ovei20.000 a month
If you have a military/law-enforcement background, you might be able to get a job as a BLM, officer, or a national parks officer/ranger. Doing this you should be able to stay in the parks in your camper.
We raised my adopted son to be a SEAL. After six years, he bailed because of Navy politics. He did two years security in Afrika. 2024, he is on his fourth year as a Correctional Officer in California. Could you stand the excitement?
Hope things turn around for you guys. I like the fact you aren't prudes and enjoy having a bevy and playing a game on top of your very interesting life style. Keep trying the youtube thing as it looks like things are turning around.
Hey, first time watching your video. Few suggestions, look into US Patent office jobs. 90% of their workforce is remote. If you do think about going back to military, I suggest that you enlist in IT fields that could give you skills you can use in remote work after serving. Take the opportunity to build your future if remote off grid is your goal. Go Air Force
It's stupid cold here, but with Elizabeth's background she could land a job with the DNR and Chris with law enforcement. Michigan's UP. Best camping, and fishing. The people are amazing, and the area isn't like the lower part. We love the outdoors, and the 2nd amendment. If you Bush light you're practically a native.
Hang in there. I'm watching the original video which was 10 days ago. Guys are making sandwiches with pasta and that's the one that started this journey with me. Anyways, the photography is excellent and you guys are funny so don't get up. Keep creative and the numbers will increase. It's kind of like a cumulative interest theory
Hey I'm thinking of buying a house in the US and moving there from Canada since I've always considered myself an American at heart. But if I buy a house somewhere in the US I could use some roommate or tenants. You guys would get an address and I would get a small income to get me started. I love guns freedom and everything else so for me moving to the US would be like a dream come true because in Canada it sucks right now the only thing that doesn't suck is the housing market because since I own a house I can sell it and make a shit load of money even if it's Canadian money lol 😂
this is the same stuff my wife and i are trying to figure out as we are going to try the truck-camper life soon. Florida is where we were going to make our residence, but as you said, auto insurance is crazy expensive. i've heard S. Dakota is cheap and easy to make your home state: 1 Obtain a South Dakota mailing address. 2 Receive at least one mail at your South Dakota address. 3 Stay in the state for a day. 4 Gather your important documents. 5 Visit South Dakota DPS. 6 Your residency claim is now complete.
TH-cam is all about making TH-cam money. I see channels on here that have no business being on here. (Fake celeb deaths). I hope it works out for you guys. I do youtube to document my journey. Keep it real is the best you can do. No fake srnsationalized crap you see everywhere.
Have you thought about becoming a firefighter, either structural or wildland. I retired as a firefighter/paramedic from a city just outside of Birmingham, Alabama. Most departments in the south work 24 hrs. on and 48 hrs. off. We earned generous vacation and sick time with good health benefits and retirement after 25 years. You could buy your military time and reduce that retirement down by the number of years you buy back. Also we got what's called a Kelly Day every nine shifts. Basically every ninth shift you would get a whole 24 hr. shift off that did not count against your vacation time. That gives you five days off, back that up with a 24 vacation that gives you ten days off and so on. If you like to travel a firefighter position is not a bad way to go because after a year or two you earn a good amount of vacation and possibly overtime that you can start using at your discretion. My wife and I were able to take a lot of trips to the beach when our kids were little and I also got to do a lot of hunting and fishing. Just a thought, sorry for the long response and good luck to you which ever route you choose.
I live in my truck camper. What I did is got my CDL driver's license. Moved out of rental and drive for 2 months straight, then take like 5 days off. Get hotel..... I do it for a year. By then I saved a decent amount of money. Just save most all of my pay. Then I take a year or two off when the account gets low I repeat the process. I've been doing this 3 times in the last 10 years. If both of you could drive team it would double!!! I'm talking like thirty plus grand in a year. That would be for each driver I actually save almost forty last 2times.
There is a thing you can do is double dip. Reserves and college ROTC. The reserves can pay for college as well as ROTC and you could still do the channel. Not sure if you can live at the marinas on base. Just a thought. The objective of the ROTC Simultaneous Membership Program is to provide more ROTC graduates for the National Guard (NG) (SMP) and Army Reserve (USAR). The SMP Program allows cadets to serve as officers in the National Guard or Reserves while in college.
Your might want to check into the "Good Sam Club". More importantly find RV ers and ask about what state is best for them. Last I heard, Oregon. or Washington was a good place to register the vehicles. But that was many years ago. What happened to the boat and tow car? Jerry D. in S.E. Pa.
Have you considered the National Parks system. We always seem to run across the need for Park Rangers. Being prior military you should be in good standings.
It will be sad to see you have to leave TH-cam, but you have to do what makes sense. But hey, at least we finally got to see Elizabeth shower, instead of just Chris! ;-)
Escapees Rainbows end Headquarters park located in Livingston Texas. A small town. Rver, fulltimer and resident friendly. Their address can be used as a residence. No smog inspections. The process is easy to become a resident with low insurance rates and vehicle registration fees.
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Don't give up guys! You guys are my favorite camping channel. Everyone subscribe come on people!!!
💯we love you guys don’t give up ❤
Well you picked up another subcriber tonight ;)
Old School
Come on folks! Let's make it happen!! Subscribe, like, and comment!
You are at almost 7,000 subscribers. A lot of those viewers are newer. It’s seems your growing faster than before so you may hit 10,000 subscribers sooner than you think. Plus your videos have gotten more polished and fun although they’ve always been a great watch. Your skit/special effect video in California would not be seen on any of the other “full time RV” channels. It was hilarious. As for work, there are a few videos on TH-cam about gate guarding which allows you to make $200 a day if you both do it. There are also some people making good money working for firms that supply the help to big box stores like Costco to pass out samples. One guy in Florida claims to have more work doing that than he can handle. I hate to see you give up on your channel but lack of money is certainly an understandable issue. My wife and I have been pulling for you guys and will miss your channel if you give it up but we will keep watching as long as you are making videos.
My ideas are probably in the books but here goes.
-Collaborate with like minded TH-camrs. I’ll bet money thousands of potential, organic subs don’t know you exist.
-concentrate on seo and key words for the channel.
-Definitely work camp until you’ve figured out the ultimate direction
-continue resisting the enlisted idea. Advantageous yes but it’s not you.
Basically continue doing the uncomfortable until you’ve found direction. Continue growing your skill sets in the practical/uncomfortable until direction is found.
I’m pretty sure signing your life away will sour and result in and show up in damaging ways to you both.
Continue seeking. Continue TH-cam. Grow/nurture the successful elements. Discard unsuccessful elements.
Hopefully you folks can pull down a little more coin so you can keep making videos. Sometimes the good guys win right?
You could try gate guarding for a period of time. $200 a day is the average. Most jobs in Texas.
I think it's a shame you don't have more subscribers _ I really like your channel and you both! You deserve a larger audience!
Hey you Guys!!! I hope you've batten down the hatches and are safe and warm, well fed and cozy. I know things are getting stressful for you so I have reached out to a very good friend in Texas to keep his eyes and ears open for anything that might appeal to you. My friend is a Former State Trooper and also worked for a town in Texas for many years as a Lieutenant and also as a K9 Officer. He and his lovely Mrs. have an acreage so I thought he would be a good person to enlist to help you if he sees or hears anything. For my part I will also keep eyes and ears open for you two in my very limited capacity. Just a thought, and I know not one that maybe is ideal but right now the Canadian borders are pretty much handing out Canadian Visas and work permits at the border when you come in. The beauty of Canuckistan is you would have health care and other Federal and Provincial social programs to keep your head above water till you find somewhere or something that you like, again just kind of thinking out loud (You could tell them at the Border that your fleeing having to go back to the Armed Forces, right now we have a Liberal government that just eats up pleas like that). I wish I could do more, and I will come the end of the month when I get some cash, so I will send some your way. It's not a lot, but every bit right now will help, and I don't mind helping you kids out!!! I really wish that when I was your age that this TH-cam thing was happening as I would have loved to have had a grand Adventure such as you are having (Yup, even with the worries and sleepless nights). I hope you don't mind my efforts, I'm not trying to step on any toes here, just a genuine wish to help a young charismatic couple that I have grown very fond of over the past few years. If you need anything between now and the end of the month, please let me know and I will do whatever I can to assist you, okay? I hope you still have my contact info as well as my mailing address, but if you don't or it's somewhere not handy let me know and I will send you all that stuff again!! Try not to worry, although I know it's hard not to. My Dad used to have a saying that went something like "Life has a funny way of working itself out, maybe not as you've planned but then that's what life is all about. The World is full of opportunities so that anyone can become successful,...even you." My Dad had a very dry sense of British humour. lol Okay, as usual my Love to all Three of you, stay warm, stay dry and enjoy your Cheesy Chicken Freedom Nuggets and Cyber Punk!!! Take care, talk soon. - Dave
Tennessee there is no State Tax and low cost of living, 2A lovers and great camping, hunting. And can find work at Ft Campbell, KY (3/4 of the Post is in TN). Great Lakes and fishing too (Lake Barkley and Kentucky Lake with Land Between the Lakes in the middle)
You guys are doing great!! Love, Love your videos! Chris, being a vet, are you able to get to a VA facility to get your foot looked at. Be well, be safe.
South Dakota resident. Gate keeping for work.👍🏻👍🏻
Hey wheres ya boat? Wanna sell it?
Stay the hell out of California.
Reach out to bob wells or colab with other channels to get some publicity
We are working on it !
Make money wherever you go
Found and added you two to my subscribed list today . I have a Dodge high top camper van I am currently working on so I can go wandering . I`m 75, lost my wife of 42 yrs in 2010. Wishing only good comes your way, You have my attention, the struggle is really worth it . 😎
We are sorry to hear about your loss. Hopefully your van build is quick so you can get out on the road and relax .
Hope everything works out🙏🏾🤙🏾
Sorry TH-cam doesn't pay the bills. Really enjoy the videos you put out. I don't think you guys are the only tuber struggling.
Im sharing your channel with everyone just hold on
You're both intelligent and hard working so I'm confident in your success in whatever comes your way. 🤞🤞💕
21k 🙂
going up ☝
PS Oklahoma has no vehicle insection or emission checks....for what its worth
Just a thought. Your a Veteran, look into USA JOBS. There are thousands of jobs all over the country. Being a Vet gets you in the door and because your smart, clean, well spoken and drug free goes along way in the VA system. Good pay, great benefits, and retirement. I'm sure you could find a job to suit you. It's a pretty good gig.
my wife and i moved from Nevada in 1986 to follow my career... once i retired (early, & took my wife with in retirement) we moved back to Nevada (NYE county 1 hour north of Clark County/Las Vegas) as NYE county has no BS DMV Smog checks like that in LV. Also, we picked up an affordable acre of land, dug a well, and built a tiny-house on foundation...
Fun videos you two are adorable, refreshing and kind. Keep it up!
sweet pup having spurs removed and given a warm, comforting blanket compounds loyalty and she'll always be your best crew mate. I love her.
Maybe you should try being a distributor for x39 life w a v e
I have very important mail for you too. But you don’t like me
Man it will get better man!! Come on I look forward to watching you guys to lift me up and to live vicariously through you until I can get out there myself come on stop it, you'll be ok, just don't give up ok..
You two are so pleasant to listen to. All the best.
Can totally relate about people parking "too close"- been there many times! Like I'm in the wild to get AWAY from people? I had to ask one guy last summer: "Do I have a magnet in my ass and your car and my car HAVE to be in CLOSE proximity to each other because you're scared shitless outdoors?"
Have you guys thought about gate guarding in Texas.? You get free place to park your rig free electric free dump free water and make like 250 bucks a day. Ck out J&G security oil field gate guard you can do for a few months walk away with 13 grand..love your videos
Do you have any hands on mechanical or electrical skills? You can still travel and get paid. Plus the per diem to take care of your housing and food.
You came up on my watch so your videos are getting out there. I did subscribe and the reason is you both give a real view on living homeless. The pandemic made it easy to travel and work online only if you have the necessary skills and equipment to do so. Now things are different and its back to a 9 to 5 job. This can be a hard reality but those days are no more. Glamorizing on the road to gain subscribers can be a very tough road to make money, I wish you luck!
We love your videos! The cut your own hair comment had us cracking up, yep you know about saving a buck or two -- lol.
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Register your vehicle from like North Dakota. I think That's what people do before they move to Mexico, for many reasons. Anywho buy Land in AZ, get that quiet work from home Job. That's what you need. I was going to do that myself. Just having that home base would really feel good. You're blessed though. Dont worry Love you guys
How about gate guard gigs. part time and good pay.
Great Video, you guys always keep it interesting.....even with the rain. Have you thought about taking a Gate Guard job? We've seen a few full timers that work them. There's also the Beet Harvest & Potato Harvest (One AdVANture at a Time has videos on those ). I believe they pay quite well and they have their dog with them. They worked a booth at the Big Tent in Quartzite, AZ. I'm sure you're aware of those - but thought I'd mention them ...........Just In Case!! Thanks for the videos!!
Have you looked into a Gate Guard? Several videos on it, money seems good.
Bob Wells from cheap RV living does have videos covering jobs for nomads and the property issues. there are some good jobs in northern MN specifically for the nomad lifestyle.
Good money if he's hands on with electrical / mechanical. Jobs all across the country with short term contracts. The best part is they pay per diem as well.
So it's easy to live on per diem and save the paychecks. Make enough and bounce!
Skillwork is one of those companies.
Nevadas been my best tax/reg experience, Stateline. Check out mountain communities, often very different rules on emissions and inspections for local trucks especially. More rural states like Idaho and Wyoming might have even less regs.
Just watch your video. One job that is extremely universal is a CDL truck driving jobs. There’s always opportunity to work it on a traveling or local position.
As far as housing we bought land, built a steel building with rv hookups inside. Then we lived inside the building, inside our camper; while we made living quarters in the building (In North Carolina). I took quite a few years to finish, but it was a worthwhile experience. Having a home base is a really nice addition in life.
You guys already know how to budget and when you acquire a good income you’ll do well. I hope whatever direction you choose, you’ll find blessings in it.
CDL is their ticket I think! Both of them! Study real quick and pass the permit then sign up with like Prime or Schneider as team drivers and get the license in like two weeks ( while getting put up in hotels and food vouchers). Boom! Work just long enough to get back on your feet then leave! Also people love trucking content just saying!
As for property, check out the land auction in Goldfield, NV during Goldfield Days in August. The starting bid is the amount of taxes owed on the property.
Thanks! Gonna do my little part. I realy enjoy watching you guys and your pup.
Neal in OKC
Thank you so much Neal! The three of us really appreciate the support 🙏!!
You guys are my favorite videos like this hope the you tube thing does pick up. California is amazing place to live but the taxes and registration and smog and all that bs. Definitely cost ya to live in Cali. Oregon and Nevada I'm pretty sure are chill on the state taxes and emissions.
Hang in there. I'm watching the original video which was 10 days ago. Guys are making sandwiches with pasta and that's the one that started this journey with me. Anyways, the photography is excellent and you guys are funny so don't get up. Keep creative and the numbers will increase. It's kind of like a cumulative interest theory
I watched your latest video and always enjoy your content. I recently watched a TH-cam channel called Open Roading. It's about a couple working fairly high paying workamping jobs like gate guarding. You might get some ideas from them. Good luck.
Look at escapees from Livingston tx. They are a great club and will help you with address and mail. Texas and Flarida don't have state income tax. I think there's others but not sure which. I know alot of full timers use escapees
Florida would be great for residency. No state tax and no state income tax.
Coast guard is taking prior service and that would be cool for vlogs too.
Wheres the Bikes and Trailer gone? 😳😳
Idaho.
Super cheap registration. And ZERO emissions requirements in all county’s .
Volunteered at the golf tournament all day. Rich peeps and hoochy momma women everywhere. Nice to come home and relax and watch you guys.... genuine peeps!! Timmy C Arizona. P.s. The Prescott area for land and perfect weather just might work for you guys. Hope you stay here....
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Thank you so much for supporting the channel!!🙏 . We truly appreciate it!!!
Plus check into South Dakota for vehicle plates and mail heard it's a really good state for people on the road.
Just an ideal you could always try a flagging job heard you can make good money with it and pretty much do it from anywhere. Just some long hours and in the hot and cold temps but at least outside. Just a thought.
I retired from the Army in 2007, spent 29 years in 24 of them in Special Forces. Dont know what the current opportunities for prior service vets are but several friends got out and came back in, longest break in service was 10 years. If you were a 18 series Soldier then the Army should have pretty good bonus to come back in but you would have to start over. Friend who had 10 year break had ETSed as a E7 came back in as E4 but made rank back pretty fast. Not sure I'd come back in but depends on your situation. As far as residence, I've heard lot of full timer rvers had South Dakota registration. Tennessee has no income tax and no vehicle inspections. We moved to Tn after retiring out of Ft Bragg, I never had to get my emmissions test for my diesel truck (2007 Dodge Ram) in NC but the annual inspection was a hassle. None of that is required in the great state of Tennessee.
I have a camper like this. Missing it in the winter. Nice to see your inside living. Love the sound of the rain.
I just found you guys a few days ago and have binge watched from your first truck camper video 😅. Have you looked into the beet harvest or gate guarding ?
Many great state parks to camp in as well as jobs
What about staying around quartzite, but work in blythe, California minimum wage is $20/hr. You could do that to supplement your income. But first register your vehicles in South Dakota. Although, if you want to go back in the Corps, that's good too.
Look into North or South Dakota.. A lot of RV people list it as there residents. Lots of benefits..
You could be busted up so bad that you'd never be able to work again, what happened to me. Some times the slowest channels to get up there turn out to be the best paying one's. Like my friends on SV Delos.. it took them 3 years to get up to ovei20.000 a month
If you have a military/law-enforcement background, you might be able to get a job as a BLM, officer, or a national parks officer/ranger. Doing this you should be able to stay in the parks in your camper.
We raised my adopted son to be a SEAL.
After six years, he bailed because of Navy politics.
He did two years security in Afrika.
2024, he is on his fourth year as a Correctional Officer in California.
Could you stand the excitement?
as for that engine light just unscrew dash and take the bulb out . problem solved 😇🤣
Have you looked into National or State Park service jobs? I would think with your history both of you would be excellent candidates.
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Hope things turn around for you guys. I like the fact you aren't prudes and enjoy having a bevy and playing a game on top of your very interesting life style. Keep trying the youtube thing as it looks like things are turning around.
Have you looked at gate guarding?
Nevada has no state income tax, 90% BLM land, hunting fishing friendly and no smog unless you are in Vegas or Reno.
Hey, first time watching your video. Few suggestions, look into US Patent office jobs. 90% of their workforce is remote. If you do think about going back to military, I suggest that you enlist in IT fields that could give you skills you can use in remote work after serving. Take the opportunity to build your future if remote off grid is your goal. Go Air Force
It's stupid cold here, but with Elizabeth's background she could land a job with the DNR and Chris with law enforcement. Michigan's UP. Best camping, and fishing. The people are amazing, and the area isn't like the lower part. We love the outdoors, and the 2nd amendment. If you Bush light you're practically a native.
South Dakota. Only problem is you need to go there.
Hang in there. I'm watching the original video which was 10 days ago. Guys are making sandwiches with pasta and that's the one that started this journey with me. Anyways, the photography is excellent and you guys are funny so don't get up. Keep creative and the numbers will increase. It's kind of like a cumulative interest theory
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A hair-cutting school is pretty cheap, plus the students need to work on real-live spokes-models.
Everybody wins.
Great video as always, keep it coming, hope you guys find some jobs
Hey I'm thinking of buying a house in the US and moving there from Canada since I've always considered myself an American at heart. But if I buy a house somewhere in the US I could use some roommate or tenants. You guys would get an address and I would get a small income to get me started. I love guns freedom and everything else so for me moving to the US would be like a dream come true because in Canada it sucks right now the only thing that doesn't suck is the housing market because since I own a house I can sell it and make a shit load of money even if it's Canadian money lol 😂
this is the same stuff my wife and i are trying to figure out as we are going to try the truck-camper life soon. Florida is where we were going to make our residence, but as you said, auto insurance is crazy expensive. i've heard S. Dakota is cheap and easy to make your home state: 1 Obtain a South Dakota mailing address.
2 Receive at least one mail at your South Dakota address.
3 Stay in the state for a day.
4 Gather your important documents.
5 Visit South Dakota DPS.
6 Your residency claim is now complete.
TH-cam is all about making TH-cam money. I see channels on here that have no business being on here. (Fake celeb deaths). I hope it works out for you guys. I do youtube to document my journey. Keep it real is the best you can do. No fake srnsationalized crap you see everywhere.
Have you thought about becoming a firefighter, either structural or wildland. I retired as a firefighter/paramedic from a city just outside of Birmingham, Alabama. Most departments in the south work 24 hrs. on and 48 hrs. off. We earned generous vacation and sick time with good health benefits and retirement after 25 years. You could buy your military time and reduce that retirement down by the number of years you buy back. Also we got what's called a Kelly Day every nine shifts. Basically every ninth shift you would get a whole 24 hr. shift off that did not count against your vacation time. That gives you five days off, back that up with a 24 vacation that gives you ten days off and so on. If you like to travel a firefighter position is not a bad way to go because after a year or two you earn a good amount of vacation and possibly overtime that you can start using at your discretion. My wife and I were able to take a lot of trips to the beach when our kids were little and I also got to do a lot of hunting and fishing. Just a thought, sorry for the long response and good luck to you which ever route you choose.
I live in my truck camper. What I did is got my CDL driver's license. Moved out of rental and drive for 2 months straight, then take like 5 days off. Get hotel..... I do it for a year. By then I saved a decent amount of money. Just save most all of my pay. Then I take a year or two off when the account gets low I repeat the process. I've been doing this 3 times in the last 10 years. If both of you could drive team it would double!!! I'm talking like thirty plus grand in a year. That would be for each driver I actually save almost forty last 2times.
I have a G string (semi fat ) and go out dance when someone parks too close . 🐾👣🌮🍺✌️
There is a thing you can do is double dip. Reserves and college ROTC. The reserves can pay for college as well as ROTC and you could still do the channel. Not sure if you can live at the marinas on base. Just a thought. The objective of the ROTC Simultaneous Membership Program is to provide more ROTC graduates for the National Guard (NG) (SMP) and Army Reserve (USAR). The SMP Program allows cadets to serve as officers in the National Guard or Reserves while in college.
good luck
What about working in a military recruiting office?
For residency, look at the Dakotas, I have seen other TH-camrs mention it.
you might check out big rig truck driving. can be very lucrative for team drivers. six figures within maybe two years, apiece
Your might want to check into the "Good Sam Club". More importantly find RV ers and ask about what state is best for them. Last I heard, Oregon. or Washington was a good place to register the vehicles. But that was many years ago. What happened to the boat and tow car? Jerry D. in S.E. Pa.
Where do you currently have the boat and the Honda? some kind of storage I guess
Have you considered the National Parks system. We always seem to run across the need for Park Rangers. Being prior military you should be in good standings.
South Dakota/Alaska. You guys should find Big Foot.good luck
It will be sad to see you have to leave TH-cam, but you have to do what makes sense. But hey, at least we finally got to see Elizabeth shower, instead of just Chris! ;-)
Holler at us if y'all do come back to Asheville. We enjoy your channel and would love to catch up with y'all for a hike.
Look into host at state parks. You can travel to different parts every 3 months or so. Still make your videos. Just a thought
Escapees Rainbows end Headquarters park located in Livingston Texas. A small town. Rver, fulltimer and resident friendly. Their address can be used as a residence. No smog inspections. The process is easy to become a resident with low insurance rates and vehicle registration fees.
Nebraska and Wyoming would be great states to register in. No emissions what so ever
We have some off grid land in Seligman Az you guys can stay on