Do our 15 and 12 y/o actually like living in an RV?

[ZPIN]

Them casually looking at $250k-600k+ rvs. Good luck getting that at 18 😭

[jessicaclanton]

Why do they never have the kids directly answer the question???

[c.anguiano]

I want to know what the kids actually think. Not what the mom says or what they feel like they should say.

[wendy]

I know two sisters who are planning to live together once they move out. They have been homeschooled their entire life(not by choice), can’t work outside of the family(definitely not by choice), are forced to not only share a room but a bed, and all social interaction has been strictly limited (and therefore are really bad at it and can’t keep friends for long). I’m not saying any of this is the case, but if siblings only have each other then they often cling to each other. Not having friends or a stable social life can really mess with people. I normally support this lifestyle, but I think it’s interesting that the video is showing them wanting to live together as proof that this is what they would have wanted

[Kenzi]

Focus on future career ideas at this age. When I turned 18, I had a mental breakdown because the thought of being an adult and part of society was sooo overwhelming because I had no plan for my future. If they do this, they'll travel for a few years and then be 25 with no steady job or skills while their peers are becoming nurses and teachers and real estate agents. Trust me, I wish I had a plan and was more focused at that age, and then had fun in my 30s instead

[blobicusmaximusgaminginc]

Aye no wonder they are looking at camper vans, you took them to a camper van show 😂

[AlainnCorcaigh]

Don't you just love when someone answers for another person

[Todomo]

“they want to live in a camper together and travel the country” bruh you’re already doing that word for word😭

[BonbonTB]

In my opinion, even if the kids do enjoy living in the van, im 99% sure that eventually theyre gonna want to have a room 💀

[lkblondie]

I mean if it's all theyve ever known, obviously they're going to think they should keep living that way. I wouldn't say that's a sign that they like it, they're just conforming to what they're used to.

[cookiemonsterucofc]

That’s so sweet. I wish I had a family as close as you guys are.

[backtheblue]

Little brother: 👁👄👁 just forget about me 😂
Edit: over 7, 000 likes 😱
Edit again: 10k likes wow

[technodude]

I’d like to see how it actually plays out when she goes to college. Something tells me she might like her apartment/dorm a little better

[skyeblue]

I want to hear the kids say that 😂
Mom narrating yes they love it

[Oliviabowen]

Give it two years, they won’t want too anymore🤣

[annatippit]

What about their social skills? I’m curious, since you guys travel so much

[vaultgirl]

My sister and I are best friends. Ten years apart on age and yet it's like we are twins. Sister bonds are the best 🥰

[SimpleMandy]

Totally underatand this! I traveled with my family in an rv, part time, for the first 26 years of my life. It was one of the best experiences of my life and why I want to get back into an rv of my own.

[lilacheart_]

a nice idea, but they will needs jobs. it’s unlikely they can create a content farm based on exploitation like their parents do

[samanthamorris]

That bond is stronger than all of the glue in the world ❤