5 WORST THINGS ABOUT FULL-TIME RV LIVING!

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In this video, we review the top 5 worst things about full-time RV living! Sure, we love this lifestyle and wouldn't trade it for anything. However, that doesn't mean this lifestyle comes without challenges and headaches. While we tend to stay positive, it's time we share our 5 worst things about RV life!

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[cobra_]

I love how you don’t endorse.
Just real stuff. Thanks!

[JarheadAndGingersJourney]

Our toughest issue has been internet. We only stream from our phones for now. It makes doing YouTube videos a challenge at times. We are heading to the Northwest next week and have heard it’s even worse in some of the campgrounds. We have been full time in our Grand Design Momentum 397th for 6 months now and absolutely love it.

[TheBandit]

Missing out on huge home equity gains while the RV depreciates more and more.

[sherriweber]

I like those tips you gave. They are very helpful. That does come in handy when you can fix something in your home yourself. It saves money and time o getting someone. And I like the idea of all you utubers meeting up and getting together. It’s good because you become friends and sort of like family. Internet you always need it for work or to watch. The fire stick. Or to work with. Good internet service is hard to get anywhere. I have trouble in my home with it sometimes. Thank you both so much again for those those tips. Hope you have a great week. Stay safe. And safe travels.

[captainkirk]

Worst thing for us is we aren't doing it yet!!!! We still have a couple things to complete including a junior to graduate, lake lot to prep (building a trailer pad with 30 amp service and water) for boondocking. But starting next year we are going to make long trips to start seeing places we have never been.

[daneryatabey]

My concern is about safety. I would be extremely scared if someone tries to get inside the rv at anytime.

[RoamingwiththeRamsays]

Great video as always. Noticed the beard is no longer present. I think most of these certainly apply to us as we have been just over a year now. The lonely part not as much because we were workamping and had great co-workers we did a lot with. Laundry day can certainly be a chore. Haven't had to use a public one yet just the campground ones so far. Glad to know I am not the only one at a loss for words sometimes (Bloopers were great).

[renelambert]

The worse is not having access to familar food items. We are from Louisiana and we miss certain items. I stock up when we are home and I am able to order some things online but it's a hassle and more expensive #bluebellicecream #savoiessaugage #communitycoffee
#crawfish #beignets #boudin

[roberttidwell]

Doesn't sound like an issue at all. Except the maintenance issues

[eldrath]

Internet problem solved.. Starlink by SpaceX

[jefft]

Definitely share many of these after first eight months or so on the road. A big one for me is planning where we are going next cost efficiently. Luckily and thankfully you and others make videos that we can look back on to find good spots like Loyd Park in Dallas... I lived in Dallas for over eight years and had no clue that gem was there! So we spent three weeks there recently to make up for it haha and Tux had a blast swimming in the lake everyday!

[theresah.]

Love your channel. I've binge watched ALL your videos over the last month. You two are so adorable, and I will say, Jason you look much better without the facial hair.

[annasick]

You nailed every single one that we have encountered! We definitely think the pros outweigh the cons for full time RV living. Most of these mentioned are just minor annoyances really after 3 years on the road. The one that gets us the most though is the constant repair/maintenance. My poor husband usually has something to repair at every stop. We are learning that it is just part of the lifestyle and we now have a collection of “who knows where this came from” screws...lol!

[greg]

Great info. Our issues, not being allowed to wash your rig or tow vehicle. You guys are great so keep them coming. Be safe and happy travels.

[RoadVenturesUSA]

You both always keep it real with this stuff. A year and a half on the road now...this is spot on. Always appreciated the fact that you share the real of fulltime RV living. It helped us in so many ways to prepare for this lifestyle.

[RollinHomies]

Glad you mentioned the social disconnect. It’ll be huge for anyone getting into traveling like retirees

[dondartt]

So far we have only been in California and Nevada full time RV for seven months. It is true what you say and Laundry is a thing that takes time. Shopping is also, and if you can fix your rig yourself, it’s going to be a lot quicker. Great video, thanks for sharing.

[jakeroadtonowhere]

I do a little bit of caravanning in the UK., so respect 👊 guys for doing it full time it can't be easy ., great video thank you

[Erical]

I agree with the idea of looking at shopping/ errand day as a chance to explore a new town and see new grocery or other items rather than a huge burden. It’s a matter of not being in a hurry and looking to see what new or different...

[AndyC_]

Can you guys do a video on your truck please ?
How old it is, how many miles it’s done, any problems you’ve had, how it’s stood up to all the towing abuse etc 🙏🏼