Want to live in a van? Learn to love these things, #vanlife

What does it take to be successful to live in a van? Zoë and James talk about the most important aspects (and they save the best one for last).

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[jagerjf]

Thanks for the realistic perpective again. Especially the lively show of the public toilet. Well done. 😆

[johnolson]

Great video thanks for sharing, building my adventure van.

[amberaholmes]

I do love the bum tap at the end <3

[mitchcollins]

Comments are neither negative nor positive. They are just comments. How you react is in your control.

[kmvegas]

Y'all are so cool! Love your vids!

[robertvandenbrink]

Thanks for the great tips. ... I am on the verge of moving into a van. ... This was very helpful for me.

[Niceshhot]

Like ur vids. Esp cuz its 'in country' & local T.O. U guys r pretty cool as well. Lastly, James-kudos 4 ur service! Salute from one vet to another

[heatherrenton]

Found your channel recently and yes, I like, like, like it!

[marilyndriscoll]

love you both.
love your videos.
love your GI & love your OCD.
love all the full info you guys are sharing. I am a natural nomad at heart. bcuz I became homeless at 15, that only means roofless, but my cleanliness was never compromise. I own a home in NY, ( My Hisband's) I grinch to say, property tax is 15 gran a yr. Contradiction to my practical thinking. so I threw all out & replace with things that folds. & my van have basic survivals in case I have to leave town in a jiffy... like 911, can always happen since Long Island alone is a home of 2 mil muslims. They are "peaceful" but just in case one would have a thought to strap a kaboom on. that might stink. but I can never change my ways, specially of these days & age. thanks for reading.

[visualtraveler]

Hello, I haven't watched but just one other video of yours, but was just wondering, are your videos going to be instructional in all of your videos ? It seems like so many vandwellers on YouTube are all about giving instructions on how to live in a van, , and every subject imaginable has been covered. I would just like to see videos of people actually living daily in a van, with everyday conversation, and telling us in those conversations, where you're going to, and where you are now, and you know, just sharing beautiful scenery of where you are traveling, and hopefully doing so with a drone as well as other cameras.

Anyways, thanks if you answer back, and much peace to you both. ✌

[laudalady]

I'm catching up on your videos and love ❤️ your channel! I'm on the road myself but still figuring out the editing process. How long do you estimate it takes you to edit a video? Any tips for newbies? 😯