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What is it with machines, dogs and cats seemingly able to detect demons?

You cant see the guy on the other side of the fence (with your eyes) because he has an invisible cloak on.

Bro I thought the dude was in the garbage can like Oscar

So people can't even be outside anymore?

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Thanks a lot!

The cell phone and internet networks will be fried - You could also test this by putting 1 walkie-talkie in the can, sealing it up and use a 2nd radio to check the cage

You need a grounded neutral to run a modern furnace.

99% of the world’s motorcycles are less than 250cc

I have an XT250 also and can’t say enough good things about it

This is an example of a REVIEW - concise, thoughtful, insightful, well paced - provides rational for his comments. No wobbly /wandering camera, no weather report, etc

Thank you for the video. Some good reasons not to buy one. But if you are, crazy prices for 2022 and 2023 models. Just saying. Thank you for the video again, well done

Quit crying like a spoiled brat , not happy ? Just dump it you won't have any trouble selling it, btw ford SUCKS

😂😂😂😂😂 just curiosity why you purchased RV?

Me who thought this was the best ai video yet

Did you ever find more? I have found some decent little rice sized and slightly larger pieces of gold in the cedar. You really have to use a sluice box and classifiers though, hand panning just takes waaaay too long to run material.

awesome car, great choice 😀

wait, so it attaches mostly to the viewfinder?

um

Why would you willingly put your face into one of these things lol

Bro completely changed You got a glow up then a glow down

If you’re considering an RV or camper, just so your research and don’t let this guy sway you. Yes it’s harder than checking into a hotel room but the being limited to where you can go is an absolute joke! 95% of campgrounds have RV/camper parking and you actually get out and hike around to see what you want to see. You get to a campground and want to go somewhere? You don’t have to break down the campsite. Just unhook from your camper and go! Don’t have storage and want an RV or camper? Did you seriously not think about this at all before buying it??? The camper has completely changed how my family camps together and has made it so much more fun! It’s going to take a little more work but that’s part of being outdoors…. So get the RV or camper if it’s right for you and/or your family. Pay for the storage. Leave your camping gear locked in your camper so you aren’t hauling it back and forth. And for God’s sake, get outside and enjoy the world!

Steven, do you have a video showing the installation to the brake box? I would like to do the same in home! Thanks

Maybe just go for the whole mobile home or conex-container based home. It would take a little work, but a fella could probably make the whole thing a faraday cage. Might have to use something like a fine conductive wire mesh over the windows (or metal shutters)... Excellent video! Well done!

My grandfather’s 88’ Toyota pickup has the same feature, don’t know since when Toyota included this.

Man, if they used their camlock strap on this, I'd buy one. My Sutter Tech sling has spoiled me for any other type of strap.

So for my Nissan frontier and soon to be 12.5 fishing kayak - I wonder if I need a trailer, I rather not.

great ❤review

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Yes hold it off camera endlessly twisting it so we can’t get a good look and then only flash an occasional view for one second at a time 😑

Hello

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With my Ridgeline, I am having a tough time finding a decent bed rack system for a kayak, but I think what you did here, is a great solution. Just curious what are the lengths of those kayaks?

Sounds like a lot of “you” problems. Not so much reasons not to have a camper. Great vid bud.

Title should read "5 reasons why "I" shoulf not have been allowed to buy a n RV.. 😆

Strongly disagree. I've used this pack for years, as have several of my friends and my wife, it's a solid choice for a pistol carry fanny type pack, and far better made than most on the market. I had mine on all today today. Extremely handy and comfortable. even though I'm recovering from a major surgery right now.

Mine says camera full view not available, and I don’t have the hamburger menu, so that probably means mine doesn’t have all those cameras.

3years later....hope tent camping went well for you. Excited to see videos on DO NOT TENT CAMP! 😅

2023 401A 5.0 no issues. Wouldn't drive any other truck.

I can store it at home, so no cost there. It is a nice spare room when someone visits. I like to camp, but as a disabled person, tents are no longer an option. I like to wild camp (boondock), so 400 watts solar, 200 aH lithium batteries. Jayflight 195 Baja. Does the job nicely.

It's definitely frustrating bcuz most of the family & friends are gonna know that person and if they're the type to disappear bcuz they feel like it or if something's wrong. It's also annoying bcuz if it was a cops family member the whole damn police force and other county police forces would be out looking! I respect cops and what they do but there are definitely times when they don't "protect"

I live on the Cedar River. I did t know you could find fossils there. Awesome thank you

Fellow Vitesse enjoyer here. I got the grizzly leather one. It is my go to for city slicking.

I think I'll stick to traveling light and staying at cool Airbnb's in between car tent camping and backpacking. Thanks for sharing your take.

In my opinion, you’re not meant for that kind of life at all. Didn’t take measurements on your property to even see if you can consider one. You want to stop at coffee shops? Make your own coffee in the camper. Also sounds like you’re financially ready to do things like that. When you pulled out your cocktail from the back of the seat had me DYING 😂😂😂 My lady would be able to do all the maintenance without question unlike you. Stay in the city.

So not trying to beat you up, but didn’t you know you couldn’t store your RV on your property before you bought it? Also, didn’t you know the cost to store it? I’m not beating you up, but this seems so obvious you should never have even considered buying one. I can understand buying one, having a lot of breakdown issues, quality problems, etc would cause you to regret buying one, but the reasons you are giving are not very good reasons IMHO. You should have rented one to find all this out. Sorry it didn’t work out for you either way. A little research ahead of time would have eliminated all of this. You mentioned gas prices being an issue, but what is the alternative? Drive a car, hotels, Air B&B? One night fee can buy 50 gallons of gas or more. So guessing you just need to stay home, sorry!

If you don't want to put in the work... don't buy one cut and dry!

Nice video, I have a ranger also. Does it tow just fine? Enough power to pull camper?

1st problem: you're a gen z/millennial yuppie with a macbook. Get your nose out of Apple's @ss and get a real computer that costs far less. 2nd problem: you live in Seattle. Good god, move - but don't take your stupid liberal methods with you. 3rd problem: you likely vote democrat and you are the reason we have the shit energy policies implemented by the O'biden administration which have severely hampered our economy. Keep voting stupid, you'll keep paying more through the nose for energy (solar, gas, electric - all the same. You're going to pay more) 4th problem: I lived in the SF bay area - It was nearly $380 (in 2016) to store that camper anywhere within a 50 mile radius of the bay area. Again - MOVE. Buy land somewhere in the open and you'll have plenty of space to do as you please. Boondocking is awesome. But, you'll need to not be a liberal yuppie and believe you have the right to protect yourself with GUNS just in case someone wanted to invade your personal mobile space. No need to rent a camp spot. Just find a nice secluded back country road and pull over. We traveled with a 154BH and a suitcase sized generator from Costco that cost about $500 - that ran our electric and our air conditioner.

I agree storing can be a hassle and we fortunately can park ours in our driveway. We drive a pull a travel trailer which makes it easier to unhitch and drive our truck to a restaurant, but we mostly just eat inside our camper when we are on the road. We just pull into a rest stop and have lunch. Where we live no need to winterize which makes and one less thing for us to worry about. We have never boondocked and we may never do so. We just feel safer at campgrounds where there is structure and hookups if we choose to. We've been happy with most campgrounds that have rules that campers must follow.