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We sold our small farm in Maryland 19 years ago. We have been full-timers ever since and never looked back. Our life on the farm was wonderful and our full-time RV life was just as wonderful. Unfortunately, my loving sweetheart passed away 11 months ago of leukemia, just shy of our 18 years on the road and 1 month shy of 34 years together. He was diagnosed on January 3 and passed away on January 20th, 2024. We always talked about the day when one of us would pass on and we agreed whoever was left would keep on traveling and carry the other ones ashes and that is what I’m doing. I have no plans on stopping anytime soon. I am in good health and can handle our RV. We have met hundreds of rv friends all across the country. I have no problem being or traveling by myself and I am doing very well and grateful for the time I had with the love of my life. Thank you for everything you do for the RV community. God bless you both, safe travels and Merry Christmas. 💙🇺🇸🙏
So sorry for your loss! I’m so glad you doing what the of of your life wanted to carry on with traveling. It’s great you made friends while on the road. I wish you well on the road safe travels and have a Merry Christmas Eve Eve and Merry Christmas and Gappy New Year!
Another meaningful video, MJ and Izzy, thank you! I think when many of us are initially attracted to RVing, we tend to start out with some preconceived ideas that, as we gain experience, quickly change. Some find that RVing isn't what they imagined it would be and sell their rig, while others are able to cope better with all of the logistics and limitations because, well, the enjoyment is worth it! I still remember all the RVing ads in which the claim was made that it is the cheapest way to travel. Not by a long shot, but it can certainly be enjoyable! We have traveled to places and met people we would have never had the opportunity to do had we not been RVing. Believe it or not, one of our reasons for getting into RVing was so that our two dogs could be with us.
We've been RVing for nearly 18yrs and I could not have said it better myself! Great points!! We love the experience and the people we meet along the way! Keep up the awesome work!
We were in the same boat at retirement. We had originally planned to buy a lake house which would have been a great investment by now but we chose a depreciation motorhome which we have lost tons of money on but wouldn’t change a thing. Ours memories of traveling this country and the friends we have made are priceless. We also would never go full time. I couldn’t bear to leave my kids and grandkids but we are gone every single month somewhere. Enjoy!
Great video guys. I have been part timer for going on 20 years now and have loved every moment. In Rving, there are going to be painful lessons learned, but hey, that's life. But I can say that the good memories and people that I've met do outweigh the bad. This is a great country in which we live. There is much to explore right here.
We are sailors...and we are out there....the experience we have gained are priceless....we cannot put a price on it....we make memories...we don't make money.... Sailing is the most expensive way to see the world for free I am sure rv living is the same
😊I do not have an RV yet but i certainly appreciate watching videos to learn from people who do! One day my daughter and I will have one and we will be WELL informed! Thank you! Have a blessed week!
We want a small class c to travel and not have to sleep in a hotel, I can not get rest in them and would honestly like a place to sleep as you said ..where no one else sleeps.
Hi Guys! You pretty much nailed it with your bullet points. We agree about full time vs part time. It is important to us to have a home base with family and friends to come back to, or at least the familiarity of your own home.
Been retired for a year. Traded in my 7 year old travel trailer for a fifth wheel and travel with my current 4 dogs. I can spend a month out but then ready to get back to my farm. Dogs do well camping but read to get back where they have more room to run. Also can have post office hold mail for 30 days, longer and friends can check a couple of times when stopping to check on the cats. Main reason originally for getting a camper was to have a place to stay for dog shows/trials. Still one of big uses but also love going places near hiking trails.
We were Fulltime for almost 5 years. Last 6 years we have been halftime RVers. Homebase is a 55+ RV MH resort in Deep South Texas along the Rio Grande and 45 minutes from South Padre Island. We are now out on the road up to 6 months at a time. You hit some important points. Our Class A gas 2011 Bounder has given us very little trouble (knock on wood). We learned to give up all those high Maintenace, expensive, time-consuming choices from our life before RV. No more hair color, mani-pedis or coach bags. We now focus on experiences and spending a lot of time in nature. So much more peaceful and freeing.
We have been Class A RVing for 9 years now. Have been towed multiple times, flat tire in the middle of know where outside the Badlands, the awning blew off going down the interstate in Arkansas, brakes have boiled twice(bled the lines in parking lots). Good Times!!!
My husband rebuilt the basement floor in our MH and we did the same thing with the mattress, sleep number at home and sleep number in the motor home. We love our home on wheels!! I know y’all are excited to travel more and of course, move south. 😁 You can’t build a fire outside of your hotel room. 😂
Nothing beats the fact of having a traveling restroom with you Rest stop or gas station restrooms aren't always the cleanest and being a single parent of an adult child of the opposite sex with disabilities sometimes is difficult when using a public restroom Or a single parent of a child of opposite sex is also difficult
Hey Izzy, hey MJ, I really enjoy y’all‘s videos. My wife and I haven’t really picked out our RV yet but we are definitely looking. We’re thinking possibly a Rpod 202. It’s nice to actually not see a lot of of the glitz and glamour of our life because the reality is just like y’all have said it comes with the cost. But I can honestly say that some of the best memories I have were going with my grandmother and grandfather and their RVs that they had. Totally awesome and I really want that for my family. My kids are grown and gone, but my wife and I Still want to get out there and explore. I am a huge adventurous and constantly looking for cool places to go. It also helps that I’m a travel nurse lol so I get to see brand new places for 13 weeks at a time. Also, you did mention going to see doctors as well as possible health problems on the road. May I suggest getting a Jace case which has five of the most popular anabiotic’s. Yes it is kind of pricey but I think when you’re on the road, it can definitely be a lifesaver. I literally get an updated one every year and keep it with me as I travel. Anyway, keep making videos because I definitely will keep watching. Love y’all’s channel and the content that you guys put out. Have a very Merry Christmas 🎁🎄 ❤
Staying in RVs we've found is almost always cheaper than a 5 star hotel, we've been doing it for 30+ years we currently have a newmar 38 foot diesel pusher and it is the greatest
I too would like to be a Most the timer. I love my sticks and bricks and will not give that up. I appreciate all RV related videos, I have learned so much of what NOT to do through all of yours and others experiences!! Thank you for sharing.
We are only 2 years on the road as fulltimers, but agree 100%. We are doing this for 3-5 years to see as much as possible all the while looking for the next place put down roots. For doctors and dentist, we kept those from our last home base. We scheduled our yearly appointments and plan our travel around those dates. For the 6 month visit to the dentist, we get recommendations from family or friends that are in the area where we currently are. Part of this journey is to see friends and family more than we could before. If a health emergency comes up, there are ER’s everywhere. In fact, while in Alaska we had to visit an ER. No problem…insurance coverage for us includes that. Happy Holidays to you and the family. 🎄
Merry Christmas. We've been rv'g for 4 years and have decided the costs are outweighing the benefits now. But, I have enjoyed visiting places I probably wouldn't have gone to otherwise.
100% about the experiences. My wife and I have talked about this many times. We're fortunate enough to be able to fly anywhere, and could do it for free with airline miles and hotel points I've built up at work, but we'd miss all the stuff between point A and B. Those are the experiences that we remember the most.
Hi guys, Amen to #2. A motorized rig is expensive to own and operate and as you go up the ladder, like a diesel pusher, it really skyrockets. Anyone that thinks it is like owning a car is in for the biggest shock of their life. The more expensive…the more complicated. 👍
I bought a 2000 Monaco Dynasty when it was 17 years old and yes, there has been many things I have fixed and a couple things I have had to have fixed. I full-time and have been for six years and I have never been stuck on the side of the road. The key I believe is by a well built older diesel pusher, preferably built in the Oregon area. Hopefully that’s what you will be looking at for your next rig.
Merry Christmas! I think you hit a lot of good points. Yes it is expensive. I don't know how some who can't do the simple things can afford it. I have my RV in the shop right now to replace the inverter. Currently flat rate/shop time is $239.00 an hour. You are right on about travel. I move my luxury condo to a new place and use my car to explore the area.
As you guys know, I spend a ton of time in hotels, usually around 150 nights a year. It pays the bills. In a hotel, you don't build memories as often. Also, you will always end up with neighbors who are inconsiderate. If that happens at a campground, they are 25' away, not on the other side of a paper thin wall.. I can make more money, I can't make more time or memories.
As much as the call of the open road is appealing , we are definitely not the type for full time RVing. We need a sticks and bricks, a yard, garage, etc. We don’t mind doing a couple of months at a time on the road though.
You are always going to have issues with an Rv. Luckily for me, so far, I’ve only had a control board on the refrigerator die. Worked on gas, not electric so I kept going. As we transfer to FT we are working out the bugs now. Update the lithium and solar. UA-cam is great to fix it yourself. I fixed my fridge. Next project is a Flexarmor roof. They will leak but once this is done, I won’t leak up there 😂. I will have new tires on and a battery for the coach prior to leaving. Should be good for a few years 🤷🏼♂️. I will say the less technology and “moving parts” is always less to break. So keep it simple, it’s more “work” to set up or tear down but it’s always less to break on the road. Boondocking is definitely the way for me 👍🏼 21 months for me 😊 How about the Social Security fairness act 👍🏼 probably helps you out later on, thank the IAFF, you’re welcome 😉
We are on our 2nd Class B RV since 2018 and still love it. Also a lot of maintenance but worth it for all the places we have been and we have a lot of flexibility and can park anywhere due to size 👍 I have to laugh 😂 being on the road a lot and I offered to do my wife’s hair that didn’t go well haha. Merry Christmas to you all.
I’ve watched a lot of rv videos. I don’t see the attraction. I enjoy traveling on the road. I use my car and stay at motels along the way. Much less stressful and problematic and probably more cost effective.
Great video guys. Great points as well. We will be most timers as well, just can’t talk Missy into going full time, LOL. She won’t leave her hair dresser either MJ.. LOL, she was like FOR REAL, That’s important..
Wholesale warranty is clutch! Our RV was at the dealership shop getting end of initial 1st year warranty items covered. The day I picked up our RV was the day AFTER our 1 year warranty. They dropped it off in the pick up spot and I backed our truck up to it. Guess what; jack died. While at the shop! Immediately, wholesale warranty kicked in, 350 dollars saved and a better jack was installed. Do not buy an RV without an extended warranty and make sure it covers everything or buy it from another provider.
Hello guys, I hope you are doing well. First, I wish you and Jason a wonderful holiday season as well as my best wishes for 2025. At the beginning of the video, I had a little "duh" moment and I apologize for that. Of course you will meet tons of nice people everywhere you go, you guys a like superstars. And like with most superstars, people get very excited and happy to see you in person, just like I would be if we meet someday. But how about the millions of non UA-camr RVers out there? Would they say something similar? I know that you are not them... Hehehe... You can't answer for them. Anyway, thank you for sharing as always. I'm a big fan of you and your channel and wish you continued success.
My primary reason for embracing rv life is exactly what you both said about the experiences along the way. I have flown dozens of places, but wonder what I have missed 'in the air'. Time to open my eyes to what is along the path! Have a great Christmas!!
Izzy and MJ, thank y'all for providing us with informative and journey filled videos each week. Look forward to y'all moving down here to Tennessee.... Y'all have a Merry Christmas!
Thanks for sharing your experience. I love camping, my husband, not so much. We have had 4 different pull behind campers. Every one of them had problems. All was bought used except for our current camper. Which has had more problems combined than the 3 previous ones! We bought our new camper in 2019, before Covid! We don’t get to camp as much as we would like to because of our jobs. Our reason for buying campers is because I think hotels are mostly disgusting and we have 2 toy/mini poodles. My husband would rather stay in a hotel, but I just can’t stand the thought!! So I understand why you chose to have a RV!! Happy Camping and Safe Travels! Merry Christmas to your family!! ❤️❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🎄🎄🐶🐶🐾🐾
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We sold our small farm in Maryland 19 years ago. We have been full-timers ever since and never looked back. Our life on the farm was wonderful and our full-time RV life was just as wonderful. Unfortunately, my loving sweetheart passed away 11 months ago of leukemia, just shy of our 18 years on the road and 1 month shy of 34 years together. He was diagnosed on January 3 and passed away on January 20th, 2024. We always talked about the day when one of us would pass on and we agreed whoever was left would keep on traveling and carry the other ones ashes and that is what I’m doing. I have no plans on stopping anytime soon. I am in good health and can handle our RV. We have met hundreds of rv friends all across the country. I have no problem being or traveling by myself and I am doing very well and grateful for the time I had with the love of my life. Thank you for everything you do for the RV community. God bless you both, safe travels and Merry Christmas. 💙🇺🇸🙏
I'm so sorry for your loss. 🙏 But God bless you for continuing on. Safe travels and much love.
So sorry for your loss! I’m so glad you doing what the of of your life wanted to carry on with traveling. It’s great you made friends while on the road. I wish you well on the road safe travels and have a Merry Christmas Eve Eve and Merry Christmas and Gappy New Year!
@@sherriweber7105 Thank you Sherri for your kind words ❤️
@@EndlessRVing Thank you MJ and Izzy for your kind words 💙🇺🇸
I'm so sorry for your loss. I know its not easy but good for you that you still travel. Stay safe out there.
Another meaningful video, MJ and Izzy, thank you! I think when many of us are initially attracted to RVing, we tend to start out with some preconceived ideas that, as we gain experience, quickly change. Some find that RVing isn't what they imagined it would be and sell their rig, while others are able to cope better with all of the logistics and limitations because, well, the enjoyment is worth it! I still remember all the RVing ads in which the claim was made that it is the cheapest way to travel. Not by a long shot, but it can certainly be enjoyable! We have traveled to places and met people we would have never had the opportunity to do had we not been RVing. Believe it or not, one of our reasons for getting into RVing was so that our two dogs could be with us.
100% agree Wes
We've been RVing for nearly 18yrs and I could not have said it better myself! Great points!! We love the experience and the people we meet along the way! Keep up the awesome work!
Glad you enjoyed the video! 🙌
We were in the same boat at retirement. We had originally planned to buy a lake house which would have been a great investment by now but we chose a depreciation motorhome which we have lost tons of money on but wouldn’t change a thing. Ours memories of traveling this country and the friends we have made are priceless. We also would never go full time. I couldn’t bear to leave my kids and grandkids but we are gone every single month somewhere. Enjoy!
Great video guys. I have been part timer for going on 20 years now and have loved every moment. In Rving, there are going to be painful lessons learned, but hey, that's life. But I can say that the good memories and people that I've met do outweigh the bad. This is a great country in which we live. There is much to explore right here.
Couldn't agree more - RVing has been a blast for us!
We are sailors...and we are out there....the experience we have gained are priceless....we cannot put a price on it....we make memories...we don't make money....
Sailing is the most expensive way to see the world for free
I am sure rv living is the same
😊I do not have an RV yet but i certainly appreciate watching videos to learn from people who do! One day my daughter and I will have one and we will be WELL informed! Thank you! Have a blessed week!
We want a small class c to travel and not have to sleep in a hotel, I can not get rest in them and would honestly like a place to sleep as you said ..where no one else sleeps.
You will love the RV lifestyle. Thanks for watching and good luck!
Hi Guys! You pretty much nailed it with your bullet points. We agree about full time vs part time. It is important to us to have a home base with family and friends to come back to, or at least the familiarity of your own home.
Excellent, couldn't say it better and hitting the nail on the head once again. Keep up the great work guys.
We appreciate the support!
Been retired for a year. Traded in my 7 year old travel trailer for a fifth wheel and travel with my current 4 dogs. I can spend a month out but then ready to get back to my farm. Dogs do well camping but read to get back where they have more room to run. Also can have post office hold mail for 30 days, longer and friends can check a couple of times when stopping to check on the cats. Main reason originally for getting a camper was to have a place to stay for dog shows/trials. Still one of big uses but also love going places near hiking trails.
We were Fulltime for almost 5 years. Last 6 years we have been halftime RVers. Homebase is a 55+ RV MH resort in Deep South Texas along the Rio Grande and 45 minutes from South Padre Island. We are now out on the road up to 6 months at a time. You hit some important points. Our Class A gas 2011 Bounder has given us very little trouble (knock on wood). We learned to give up all those high Maintenace, expensive, time-consuming choices from our life before RV. No more hair color, mani-pedis or coach bags. We now focus on experiences and spending a lot of time in nature. So much more peaceful and freeing.
Glad you're enjoying life on the road! I would never waste my money on a Coach bag. lol The hair, yes. 😂
We have been Class A RVing for 9 years now. Have been towed multiple times, flat tire in the middle of know where outside the Badlands, the awning blew off going down the interstate in Arkansas, brakes have boiled twice(bled the lines in parking lots). Good Times!!!
My husband rebuilt the basement floor in our MH and we did the same thing with the mattress, sleep number at home and sleep number in the motor home. We love our home on wheels!! I know y’all are excited to travel more and of course, move south. 😁 You can’t build a fire outside of your hotel room. 😂
Haha, we're looking forward to the campfire nights! 🔥
Nothing beats the fact of having a traveling restroom with you
Rest stop or gas station restrooms aren't always the cleanest and being a single parent of an adult child of the opposite sex with disabilities sometimes is difficult when using a public restroom
Or a single parent of a child of opposite sex is also difficult
Hey Izzy, hey MJ, I really enjoy y’all‘s videos. My wife and I haven’t really picked out our RV yet but we are definitely looking. We’re thinking possibly a Rpod 202. It’s nice to actually not see a lot of of the glitz and glamour of our life because the reality is just like y’all have said it comes with the cost. But I can honestly say that some of the best memories I have were going with my grandmother and grandfather and their RVs that they had. Totally awesome and I really want that for my family. My kids are grown and gone, but my wife and I Still want to get out there and explore. I am a huge adventurous and constantly looking for cool places to go. It also helps that I’m a travel nurse lol so I get to see brand new places for 13 weeks at a time. Also, you did mention going to see doctors as well as possible health problems on the road. May I suggest getting a Jace case which has five of the most popular anabiotic’s. Yes it is kind of pricey but I think when you’re on the road, it can definitely be a lifesaver. I literally get an updated one every year and keep it with me as I travel. Anyway, keep making videos because I definitely will keep watching. Love y’all’s channel and the content that you guys put out. Have a very Merry Christmas 🎁🎄 ❤
We appreciate your kind words. We're so glad you enjoy our channel! Safe travels. 😊
Just want to wish you all a happy holiday season and a great upcoming RV season come and visit us on the West Coast. We’d love to see you Thomyt
Happy Holidays Thomy!
Staying in RVs we've found is almost always cheaper than a 5 star hotel, we've been doing it for 30+ years we currently have a newmar 38 foot diesel pusher and it is the greatest
I too would like to be a Most the timer. I love my sticks and bricks and will not give that up. I appreciate all RV related videos, I have learned so much of what NOT to do through all of yours and others experiences!! Thank you for sharing.
We're glad you're finding the videos helpful!
Great video and great information. People need to know the good and the bad. Merry Christmas yall.
A great video again! Great information from your experiences. Thanks for sharing and safe travels! Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to you too!
Thank you for all your truth and help in the RV world. I don't have an RV yet,but you are providing such wisdom for my future purchase
We are only 2 years on the road as fulltimers, but agree 100%. We are doing this for 3-5 years to see as much as possible all the while looking for the next place put down roots.
For doctors and dentist, we kept those from our last home base. We scheduled our yearly appointments and plan our travel around those dates.
For the 6 month visit to the dentist, we get recommendations from family or friends that are in the area where we currently are. Part of this journey is to see friends and family more than we could before.
If a health emergency comes up, there are ER’s everywhere. In fact, while in Alaska we had to visit an ER. No problem…insurance coverage for us includes that.
Happy Holidays to you and the family. 🎄
Thanks for sharing your experience. :)
Merry Christmas. We've been rv'g for 4 years and have decided the costs are outweighing the benefits now. But, I have enjoyed visiting places I probably wouldn't have gone to otherwise.
Thanks for sharing. Happy New Year.
100% about the experiences. My wife and I have talked about this many times. We're fortunate enough to be able to fly anywhere, and could do it for free with airline miles and hotel points I've built up at work, but we'd miss all the stuff between point A and B. Those are the experiences that we remember the most.
You’ve got it exactly right!
Hi guys, Amen to #2. A motorized rig is expensive to own and operate and as you go up the ladder, like a diesel pusher, it really skyrockets. Anyone that thinks it is like owning a car is in for the biggest shock of their life. The more expensive…the more complicated. 👍
🙌
Thanks for sharing your experience
You're welcome! 😊
I bought a 2000 Monaco Dynasty when it was 17 years old and yes, there has been many things I have fixed and a couple things I have had to have fixed. I full-time and have been for six years and I have never been stuck on the side of the road. The key I believe is by a well built older diesel pusher, preferably built in the Oregon area. Hopefully that’s what you will be looking at for your next rig.
Thanks for sharing. Safe travels!
Merry Christmas, everyone.
Merry Christmas 🎄
Great video, 👍👍 and Merry Christmas .
Thanks, you too!
Merry Christmas! I think you hit a lot of good points. Yes it is expensive. I don't know how some who can't do the simple things can afford it. I have my RV in the shop right now to replace the inverter. Currently flat rate/shop time is $239.00 an hour.
You are right on about travel. I move my luxury condo to a new place and use my car to explore the area.
Thanks for sharing. Merry Christmas!
As you guys know, I spend a ton of time in hotels, usually around 150 nights a year. It pays the bills. In a hotel, you don't build memories as often. Also, you will always end up with neighbors who are inconsiderate. If that happens at a campground, they are 25' away, not on the other side of a paper thin wall..
I can make more money, I can't make more time or memories.
That is so true!
As much as the call of the open road is appealing , we are definitely not the type for full time RVing. We need a sticks and bricks, a yard, garage, etc. We don’t mind doing a couple of months at a time on the road though.
Right there with ya. 👍
I do not think I could become a full-time Rvr as well, as I think it would ruin the majesticness of the whole experience.
You are always going to have issues with an Rv. Luckily for me, so far, I’ve only had a control board on the refrigerator die. Worked on gas, not electric so I kept going. As we transfer to FT we are working out the bugs now. Update the lithium and solar. UA-cam is great to fix it yourself. I fixed my fridge. Next project is a Flexarmor roof. They will leak but once this is done, I won’t leak up there 😂. I will have new tires on and a battery for the coach prior to leaving. Should be good for a few years 🤷🏼♂️. I will say the less technology and “moving parts” is always less to break. So keep it simple, it’s more “work” to set up or tear down but it’s always less to break on the road. Boondocking is definitely the way for me 👍🏼 21 months for me 😊 How about the Social Security fairness act 👍🏼 probably helps you out later on, thank the IAFF, you’re welcome 😉
We are on our 2nd Class B RV since 2018 and still love it. Also a lot of maintenance but worth it for all the places we have been and we have a lot of flexibility and can park anywhere due to size 👍 I have to laugh 😂 being on the road a lot and I offered to do my wife’s hair that didn’t go well haha. Merry Christmas to you all.
Haha! Izzy’s not touching my hair. 🤣🤣
Thanks for another great video!!
Thanks for watching! 😊
Excellent advice!
Thanks!
I would like you to address how full time RV'ers would get prescriptions on the road, especially if they would be schedule 2 scripts?
We are not full time RVers
Great video.
Glad you liked it!
I’ve watched a lot of rv videos. I don’t see the attraction. I enjoy traveling on the road. I use my car and stay at motels along the way. Much less stressful and problematic and probably more cost effective.
What year is your Newmar? I am interested in buying your motorhome if and when your ready for an upgrade
2019. We will post when it’s for sale
I like my own bed, like you guys. Much better than staying in a motel!
Amen!
Didn’t you have an Imagine tow trailer? Sorry if I am wrong, but if right when and why did you move to Class C?
Think you have the wrong channel
Great video guys. Great points as well. We will be most timers as well, just can’t talk Missy into going full time, LOL. She won’t leave her hair dresser either MJ.. LOL, she was like FOR REAL, That’s important..
Yea Missy gets it. Hair is important stuff. You and Izzy don’t have to care about that. But support us and our roots! 🤣🤣
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@@Tom.and.Missy.Northam 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Are you guys going to the Tampa show??
Yep 👍
Wholesale warranty is clutch! Our RV was at the dealership shop getting end of initial 1st year warranty items covered. The day I picked up our RV was the day AFTER our 1 year warranty. They dropped it off in the pick up spot and I backed our truck up to it. Guess what; jack died. While at the shop! Immediately, wholesale warranty kicked in, 350 dollars saved and a better jack was installed. Do not buy an RV without an extended warranty and make sure it covers everything or buy it from another provider.
That is great to hear about your warranty! We agree!
Hello guys, I hope you are doing well. First, I wish you and Jason a wonderful holiday season as well as my best wishes for 2025. At the beginning of the video, I had a little "duh" moment and I apologize for that. Of course you will meet tons of nice people everywhere you go, you guys a like superstars. And like with most superstars, people get very excited and happy to see you in person, just like I would be if we meet someday. But how about the millions of non UA-camr RVers out there? Would they say something similar? I know that you are not them... Hehehe... You can't answer for them. Anyway, thank you for sharing as always. I'm a big fan of you and your channel and wish you continued success.
Thanks for your kind words! We appreciate you.
Meeting at Service Centers is an issue.....
My primary reason for embracing rv life is exactly what you both said about the experiences along the way. I have flown dozens of places, but wonder what I have missed 'in the air'. Time to open my eyes to what is along the path! Have a great Christmas!!
Izzy and MJ, thank y'all for providing us with informative and journey filled videos each week. Look forward to y'all moving down here to Tennessee.... Y'all have a Merry Christmas!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing your experience. I love camping, my husband, not so much. We have had 4 different pull behind campers. Every one of them had problems. All was bought used except for our current camper. Which has had more problems combined than the 3 previous ones! We bought our new camper in 2019, before Covid! We don’t get to camp as much as we would like to because of our jobs. Our reason for buying campers is because I think hotels are mostly disgusting and we have 2 toy/mini poodles. My husband would rather stay in a hotel, but I just can’t stand the thought!! So I understand why you chose to have a RV!! Happy Camping and Safe Travels! Merry Christmas to your family!! ❤️❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🎄🎄🐶🐶🐾🐾
Basement dwellers LOL!
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cops shouldn't lie!! lmao!
You can keep your videos for $5/mo. You're not that hot!!
How about for $3?