People Quit Van Life Because They've Been Lied To 😳🚐

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[rammur]

I'm into Vanlife, no turning back

[michellecastaneda]

The only thing I feel like I have a problem living full-time on my van is loneliness. And when I get lonely that's when I go into town and run my errands and talk to everybody by the time I'm done with that I'm ready to be alone again

[NoteFromSELF]

I'm renting a tiny off-grid place in the desert. 64 square feet. About the same amount space as a van. I have two dogs and Los Angeles rents are ridiculous. When my dogs pass i want to try van life. It will simply be a place to sleep when my dogs pass. (They're 13.) The van will basically be a place to sleep as I'll start working a lot more to put money away. Something is pulling me to do this. I have to do it.

[DougSmith-cfmp]

I split the difference...built a tiny, very tiny house and got a van for trips. Gotta do something until we croak 😊

[michellecastaneda]

I spend my summer 100% in 70° weather by going to the mountains

[seanpolus]

It's better than roommates I think. And especially when you have to share a bathroom.

[startingoverat]

I lived static, working a full time job in a town, for two years… after a year I hit upon an idea that worked great for me. I found a secure storage facility that had spaces on the back for storage of boats and RVs. I rented one and told them I need a place to park my work van overnight. $30 a month, got a secure place to park, in at 9:00 out by 6:00 and never got a knock or had any issue in over a year.

[livingndchildhood]

The rules of 3. a person can go:

3 seconds to make the correct extreme survival decisions

3 minutes without air

3 hours without shelter

3 days without water

3 weeks without food

3 months without human contact (mental)

[pattystuart]

1 thing I miss about your city van life is the horses you’d visit on sundays.

[billnapper]

With weather/temperature being such an important aspect, please give weather/temperature updates for each of your videos!

[gwb]

Move with the weather. Here on the Oregon coast it seldom gets over 70 degrees in the summer. In the winter head to the desert SW.

[tikoy]

Good video. Nomads need to to tell the good, the bad and the ugly. I like you don’t glorify van life.

[sharonwensel]

I tried for three years to outrun the heat. Can't be done. Now I have an apt and a job stocking a cooler in the heat. Way better.

[cherobinson]

Most are homeless who live in vans it’s not something they wanted. I did it in 1993-94 way before it was a trend or a need? After a year I went back too renting a condo it was way cheaper to rent a place and way way more convenient and comfortable. In that tyear o jad at least 4 very scary moments where I was sleeping and woke to getting broke into! That was 1993. Can’t imagine how much more danger lurks with the Fentanyl and Meth Crisis…

[danettepennington]

I would rather hear the truth than for you to sugar coat it by avoiding the harder issues! Thank you!

[borandell]

Good message. You have to be in a really well-balanced mental health situation to boondock alone. At 65 I can do it now and I love it. But there was a time in my life when I had to be in a nice hotel at a golf resort.

[billierussell]

You are so right. Some make it look so easy and people sell everything and jump in head first. I’m glad that I took it all with a grain of salt and only did van life for small travel and short getaways. Some have no choice, those are the ones that usually share the truth. Some do it to make money and that’s alright but you have to tell the truth. Be blessed.

[valeriehancotte-galan]

White Van man and Warren, I saw you here and just subscribed to your channels! 😊👍👍

[ceetee]

I'm not a van dweller, I have a 25' class C. I like my own company but I know I would feel claustrophobic living in a van. My short class C has a slide out so my space is like a tiny studio apartment and I just love it. At 73 I hope I have another 10 years to travel; I guess I'll give it up when I feel I shouldn't drive anymore. I'm living such a great life, I'm fortunate.

[traceywilkie]

Thank you for the awesome advice. You're a peach! 😊