My advice is to slow down. Breathe. Take it all in. Y’all are a great pair cuz each of you challenge each other. But this is not a race it’s a lifestyle. There’s no trophy at the end. Build each other in adventure and life experiences. Don’t be afraid to peek around the next corner. There is always a place to park a rig and things to do, but the most important thing is to love each other through every adventure. Switch it up means if there is an unknown that don’t happen as planned then so be it. Turn right. (Or left) the adventure is in the getting there. Be safe and keep it up. Y’all are doing fine.
Thanks for the advice Andrea - for us right now it feels like a race because it can't be our lifestyle yet. We hope that we can at least do one full year but we are not sure so we are trying to see as much as possible before we have to go back to KC and jobs - thanks for being a part of our journey
Slow down, you may never pass this way again. Sounds like your still in vacation mode. Enjoy life a day at a time and follow the good weather. Most places let you stay 2 weeks, so stay, plan some down time, plan ahead but be flexible. If you make it into work then you might as well go back to sticks and bricks , 9/5 , rat race. You have an opportunity of a lifetime, so make the most of it. Thats my 2 cents and I am looking forward to my RV life later this year after 40 years at the same job. Living life on our own terms, not for the corporation.
Forty one years and we are still working through communication issues. Covid hasn't helped because we've been together 24/7 for over a year. I married him for richer or poorer, through sickness and health but no one said anything about pandemic and house arrest. We have a motor home that I'd love to go out in for extended periods of time but I'm rethinking that. The only good thing is that we wouldn't be in this house....which we built and I love...but seriously!! The interesting thing is that I can see both sides. I love plans...but I also like to just go and do!! But I do love and really appreciate the honesty!!!
Wow Todd & Sheila, this video is totally off the scale. We absolutely love how you come across as such a loving genuine couple who have a beautiful relationship. Actually you are just like us in a lot of ways. As my wife of 36 years tells me every day “ I am still in training “ to become the perfect husband.
I’m coming to this video a little late but none the less it was great. Mrs. H and I are working through some of these same issues and we have been together for almost 40 years! 40 Years and we are just figuring out ours brains don’t work the same! It’s just that I am the spreadsheet guy with anxiety issues! What a combo! Keep up the good work guys!
Life is about doing and being aware of what you have done together.Anyone can stand still,but the brave move always forward.It is never easy but the reward is great and full of wonder and great memories.Does it not most always work out to the good.Relax it is all good.You are not alone in how you fill we all think that way at times.What a wonderful adventure together and blessings yet to uncover.
I am so like Shelia, I was an accountant clerk for years!. I love planing for the same reasons (need those holidays planned ahead - they fill up fast) but I've been learning to be flexible to meet hubby's needs (planning one month or two weeks stays to let him rest & relax) We have had to cancel some scheduled plans when we needed our rv fridge repaired two yrs ago. Now I'm getting to get back to those I missed places this year! This life is great & we would not trade it for anything 😍
I stumbled upon your videos last week. Thank you for being real about everything. My husband and I are working on downsizing and finding an RV with the goal of full-time living. I’m the one with anxiety issues. So much of what you shared is what I too experience daily. I do experience brain overload trying to process choices, options, questions, etc it gets to be too much and I shut down. I admit that has had me concerned along with traffic, road and travel anxieties... knowing I’m not alone in this and it’s possible to live this life in spite of my anxiety helps.
I think every couple has the same anxiety issues you guys face. Driving is stressful trying to maneuver the road and scheduling is stressful as you need some sort of plan... love watching your videos ..Glad we are part of your “CREW” ..Stay Safe and Have Fun!
We really enjoy you guys. We're originally from KC (Olathe) and moved to Texas a few years ago. We feel connected to you through that. Oh, and my wife is right there with you on the Excel thing, Sheila! Keep communicating and know that we're all in it with you!
WOW Todd, you and I are birds of a feather! I do the exact same things to my wife. VERY much appreciate your openness and sincerity with your struggles. I am glad I am not alone!!!!
Your comment on being together, 24x7, exacerbates any existing issues is so true. I thank you two for being real, and working thru it. It's important! If you get to Tucson, don't forget to take a motorcycle ride thru Saugaro (east) National Park. The loop there is really great!
43 years here, same issues. More my fault than hers. Communications has always been something worth working on. We have found that when I hold her hand, that communicates volumes. Even if we are not talking a lot. We love your videos because you remind us of ourselves. We love to make each other laugh and that is worth a lot for us. Thx for this video. 👍
My husband said he could definitely identify with Todd's feeling of pulling the rig through cities and in heavy traffic. We're married 48 years and have lived together 24/7 the last 15 years. It takes patience, humor and prayer. We're still learning, RVing gives us a new arena to learn to work together in the set up and break down of the 5th wheel. Enjoy the journey!
Comment (For UA-cam). We literally refresh all day on the day your videos drop! First thing I looked for this morning when I woke up. Coffee and "Switch It Up".
Me too!!!!! I see the others and figure I’ll get to them eventually. Kinda waiting for some Todd and Sheila. Honestly I don’t recall the names of people in the others. After the first video, I connected. I know, sounds creepy probably. But I can relate to every single video. I love to laugh, so this is an awesome channel!!!!
My wife and I are looking for an adventure and a Meet and Greet would be fantastic. Let us know where and when, we’ll try to make it happen. Love the videos. We’re glad to be part of the “Crew”! Safe travels....
Oh Sheila..Sheila...Sheila....just know you are not alone. My brain works the exact same way yours does. Works a timeline backwards....and oh...my excel spreadsheets..Love! Love! Love! I just get so much joy from the two of you. I always watch right before I go to bed so that I always end my day with a laugh and a smile. God Bless!
You both are our favorite RV couple on UA-cam, you are so real and we love that. Your issues are our same issues, we are also working on the fact that we process things differently.
I share Todd’s feelings of anxiety to a T and my husband always has to go just one more step father with any adventure! Wow 😂 watching you guys is like mirroring us. We absolutely love being a part of the “Crew”. BTW, we’re in Vegas (just sayin’)
Now that's what I call " keeping it REAL"!! I deal with anxiety as well and it's just ME, myself and I! I can't imagine dealing with the rv lifestyle with someone else who is not mature enough to communicate the differences in opinions and opposite personalities. We ALL have to do the work. No way around this. So happy to see that you two love one another and are willing to work it out while sweetly reminding everyone else to proceed with the full blown rv lifestyle with EXTREME caution!! LOL😄 I also like to plan. But, going with the flow has a lot of perks too! Love this video. More videos like this one will help more people than you know! 😉 Thanks for not sugar coating your experiences. Safe travels. God bless!! Prayer works!🙏
You guys are really good at touching on things we are all experiencing. This channel has really been great at making me think. Every day I’ll check my notifications to see if a new episode is posted.....hoping for an episode in between your edit/post days. Great video. Even with the somewhat seriousness of the topic, I found myself relating and laughing.
I’ve been full-time for 3 1/2 years and I like to stay on the spontaneous side. I Boondock the vast majority of the time and just enjoy finding out things as they happen. I only have a general idea of an area I like to be maybe a month in advance but that is not a hard schedule. Just relax and enjoy life because nobody gets out alive. L O L
I definitely agree with Todd about pulling the big camper anxiety, with fuel stops, construction traffic, and “quick” stops to go do things. This was great and the length of the video was also great.
Sheila has great KC Tee Shirts/Hoodies. ABSOLUTELY, 24/7 and traveling does magnify areas which could use additional attention. I have watched several Carlsbad Cavern videos and really want to go but didn’t think we could due to my husband’s knees. Thank you for letting us know there are elevators available.
Yes - take the elevator down the 750 feet and then the Big Room tour is pretty flat and then back up the elevator - worth it. If needed there is even wheelchair access
thanks for sharing and keeping it real. My wife and I half time in our Reflection and interestingly enough, we have experienced the same issues as you all only the roles are switched between us. We don't experience quite the "magnification" as y'all because we do have that old world to go back to for half the year, but its still real. Very much like your vids because you strike a good balance between showcasing the awesomeness and just plain fun of RV'ng around this amazing land while also showing that it isn't all rainbows and unicorns. Life still happens and sometimes it's not fun. Stay strong and looking forward to your next episode (btw, pretty ambitious release schedule so you might think of rolling that back to once or twice a week so you don't burn out). I know you gotta build the channel, but there's only so much content....just a thought
I just love you guys. You make me laugh watching every video. We have a 43’ Saber 5th wheel. We’ve been on a few trips and I would like to go full time RVing but we’re still working on the plan. Maybe someday I hope. I love your story and my fear is life will pass us by and we will never get to experience all that America has to offer. My wife of 40 wonderful years likes a big sticks and bricks house that we work ourselves to death taking care of and I really don’t care about a big house but I do care about Mary. It just feels like we will never get to full time RV. But at least I can live the RV life through you and other full timers. My favorite video is the crabs in the trees attaching Tod while you were kayaking. Please keep posting videos. Thanks
You guys are extremely generous to share the relational/personality struggles that you’ve been experiencing and kind of preparing those of us that aren’t full time yet of what we might also be looking at. It’s obvious you love each other and you’re in it for the “long haul”! Having Christ in your marriage is a great foundation. We absolutely love your videos and enjoy being your peeps!😂 Hope to run in to you when you’re in Michigan. Hoping your thinking meet up. 😊👍
Do not grow weary in well doing. Keep going!!! Fuel up and keep going! Thank you for all you do. In setting free you help us set free! We love you guys!
Living precariously through your videos. I could never go down in that cave. I really have issues with claustrophobia. I wish I didnt. Love watching you two. You're an awesome couple. I understand your anxiety, I experience it a lot too. You know you compliment each other with each of your strong suits. Thank you both for talking about it to help others. ❤
I love your video's you two are so fun. I have seen a few other UA-camr's video's on Carlsbad Caverns, and you are the first to say that it took a hour to walk down. Such simple but helpful information. My husband has bad knees, he can do most things but an hour of switchbacks would not be good. Thank you for that tip!!
Thank you so much for your willing to be vulnerable and real and talk about uncomfortable things. It sparked a really meaningful conversation with my wife.
Being off work for a year from an injury, and home all the time, is tough. I can’t imagine what it’s like in an RV and little space. We are still in a house and I walk away, outside when things get heated. It has been a great learning curve because we’ve learned how to fix the issue then and there. Our church has also helped me to overcome my own anxieties because my wife is also a planner. So great for you to share.
The only good thing about the pandemic was my work forced us remote. In planning for retirement over the past few years, both the wife and my concerns, were centered around how my being home every day 24x7 would infringe in her time/space. It wasn’t as difficult as we thought and transitioned fairly easy to being around each other all day. The pandemic forced us to work through our “communication style” issues and we’re better for it. 61 this Jan 11th past, retiring end of March, bought a f350 dually, just ordered a Northpoint 377 which will be here early June. We’re off to see the great USA and go to all those places on our list. Great channel and content guys, we enjoy following y’all!
Todd you explaining your anxieties is helpful, because my husband does the same thing. I will suggest a thing (even he at times ) to do or a place to go and he will stay thinking about it. He begins to wonder if he will be cold, what shoes to wear, how long will it take, ect...then he will say let's go tomorrow or stay home and do something here. Either I walk him through it or I get frustrated and give in. No beno It's good to talk about these subjects for yourselves and for us who can relate with either one of you. I can also relate to the tidiness to a fault and we even named as a sickness🤕 lol "cleanatidis "...which I have been delivered from. I drove my family nuts. But I realized it in me and took the time to figure out what was behind it besides being clean and tidy. What a bondage...all my sisters had the same issue. I can make fun at myself now. Balance is key. Thanks for sharing these issues that are so common and relatable to many of us. Communication is Key. Great video
Both of you have anxiety. One controls to keep it from happening and the other freaks out when it does from what I see. I do both. Over controlling a situation is a way to keep a situation from creating anxiety and processing too much information especially when your mind just needs a mental break causes anxiety. I don’t experience both forms at the same time, but I can relate with both of you. I’m in my ‘Todd’ season. You guys are doing great, communication of what you need is perfect! Thank you so much for sharing. Many can benefit from your self counseling session.
Great advice!! I'm embarking on my journey alone with my dog. I feel like I'll still learn a lot about myself as I go even if I'm doing it without another human! :)
Don’t worry so much about filming different places. I’m more curious about experiences about RV living. This video was great. You hit on a sensitive issue as my husband and I are contemplating purchasing an RV. Thanks for sharing
Hi Joanne - Thanks for watching - the goal of our channel will be sharing the sites around for those that can't or won't travel as well as those that are looking for ideas on what to see or avoid LOL We hope by providing both we can help others :-)
Thank you for the insightful and honest conversation. My wife and I own a 37' toy-hauler (with two HD bikes) and we have towed it from Colorado to both the east and west coasts. We love traveling with our rv and have experienced many of your discussed issues. Fuel stops are always a concern, especially in small busy fuel stations. I solved this by purchasing a 70 gal fuel cell with above tool box to go in the bed behind the cab. I am blessed to have some cutting and welding skills and was able to cut 2' out of the tool box so it would clear the 5th wheel. Having the extra fuel capacity allows for me to pick my fuel stop when the trailer is parked. Also I have anxiety with running out of fuel in the middle of nowhere. We have had several close calls with other rv's (Class C motor-home with very unpredictable fuel mileage). My wife is very spontaneous and some of the places she wants to go are very challenging to say the it kindly. During one of our trip to California she decided to change up our plans. We were leaving Modesto heading north towards Grants Pass Oregon and she decided to reroute us to cross the Golden Gate Bridge. You can imagine the anxiety level towing a 37' 13"-3 high toy-hauler through downtown San Fransisco. Overhead clearances are always a concern as well. Needless to say we managed with out damage and I get to tell the story over and over. If there is one mantra we go by during travel is "lower our exceptions and raise our acceptance" God is great and he has always provide safe passage for both of us. Someday we hope to enjoy full time travel. If you ever come through Montrose Colorado please look us and we have some great places to explore . I am currently a Montrose County Commissioner and you can find my info at www.montrosecounty.net/ .
I love and appreciate the honesty of this video. The anxiety topic hit home for me. I drive a class c and I love it- however I get anxious about driving it especially in our California backroads. Thanks for your honesty! 🙂
You guys are truly a blessing! Your video today was life changing for us. My Husband and I truly appreciate your honesty and how you always keep it real. Thank you!
Thanks for this!! It's so true - the close quarters put a magnifying glass on the differences between people. And different stuff makes different people anxious. Appreciate the disclosures of some of the personal aspects of this adventure. Take care!
We love watching you guys. We have been researching and planning for over a year now and hope to hit the road in the near future full time. We are so similar to you two that your videos make us excited to get on the road and have our own adventures. Thank you for your honesty, the laughter and emotions that we can relate to.
Excellent vid guys.. my wife and I work through pretty much the same scenario. However, we're the opposite of you two.. its so much give and take with a dash of compromise. We're together 25 yrs. Wouldn't trade her for the world
I love y'all! I totally understand and respect your anxiety. You have to be "Switch-uationally Aware" constantly, and always expect the worst so your never disappointed. Stay strong!💚
We've been FT since Dec. 30th. Thankfully we have always been great communicators we figured that part our early in our marriage. We have been together for 39 yrs married for 37 of those this July. I'm glad you push though to do the activity to see what is on the other side. My Lord is always in control so with my anxiety I know that what happens is in his control and that is all part of our journey and our YT name. We told ourselves we had to be "fluid" roll with the tides of fulltiming. I threw us into the unknown when I up and sold our RV. We are still in Bradenton in a tiny crappy 70's trailer they had for the month of March....then our homeless selves with $ in the bank are back to Texas our future is unknown as we wait for our coach to finish being built. How's that for anxiety?? 😊
@@SwitchItUpLife The 1st estimated date was March 23rd the ice storm delayed it to March 30th now but then it will go back to dealer for their PDI do we might not have it until middle of April.. You two should stay FT for longer than you had planned as you keep it real and fun!
Another great video. Realizing your differences and sharing your feelings is half the battle it’s great you both realize it by working together and being able to talk about it will help lessen your stress. You have had a lot of challenges in a short time with the rig thrown in to the mix of totally new way of life which is hard yet you still keep going and smiling you are great in sharing with all of us. Love your videos . Safe travels
Difference makes life exciting to a point. I understand the anxiety you feel, Todd. And I understand wanting to experience new and exciting things, Sheila. I'm a planner, too. I get it. Just communicate. Love each other. Switch It Up!!
Very refreshing.. to hear. Your shoulders are strong as you lean apon each other, thank you. I over think things too. So I feel you. Come to Michigan, you'll love it.
Love this video! My family and I are going FT in July so we'll be experiencing much of this too! I love your mantra - feel the fear and then just do it anyways! I think the worst we can ever do is NOT live an adventurous life because we too scared. Live large, we only get one chance!
Todd and Sheila you both are doing great. First thing as soon as your mind is woken up seek GOD and pray ask HIM to help you both with your day. Enjoy your daily journey. Safe travels.
Todd and Sheila, you two are truly an inspiration. Thanks for being brave enough to address issues that most would probably want to gloss over or even avoid altogether. Keep up the great work/fun (and always remember to forgive as we have been forgiven!!). By the way did you get to see the bats fly out of the Cavern?
Hey Bruce - thanks for the encouragement - and unfortunately no - all things that "gather" people together are not happening so no bat watch or tours...we all had to go in at different times to keep the social distancing.
I need to have my guy watch this! Helps us feel not so alone in this full time rv lifestyle! He’s got a lot of anxiety around towing our big rig which in turn gives me anxiety lol. Anyway, appreciate you two and always look forward to these videos!
My hubby and I are a pair like you, but opposite. We’ll start semi full-time in June, and I hope to go full-time eventually. Neither of us have reservations about the 24/7 aspect, but I get overwhelmed with the planning we’ve started for September.
Thank you for being so open...we are getting ready to sell our home next month and going full time. I am having issues with the scare of finding places to land since the sites will be low.
Hey Lori - I think a lot of our challenges are the size of our RV - so depending on the size of your rig you might not have as hard of a time. Congrats on Switching it Up!
@@SwitchItUpLife That will be our problem also with our 42ft Winnebago Tour Class A. Oh well...still not going to stop us! Love your videos and hope to meet you one day on the road.
Been watching and enjoying your vids for a few weeks now. The Carlsbad caverns are really cool. Been there 4 or 5 times as a little kid and once again in 2012. Still looks the same! You mentioned backing up. We went through a flood a few years ago and bought a camper to live in for a year. This year, we will finally be able to enjoy our camper to camp in. I, deep down, am having some anxiety about backing a 40 foot travel trailer into a small spot. I've backed trailers up before, but where my issue is...is doing while everyone is watching me. That freaks me out!
It is not fun when everyone comes out to watch - totally agree and then when 5 of them try to help at once and all have different ideas ugh. Not helpful at all. I do know it's getting easier - and Sheila has been looking for more pull throughs lol
You two are like me. I have anxiety so I research and plan, if I don't have any info my anxiety goes way up. I can only handle so much stress before my brakes come on. The difference is I do the planning and the driving. I would never be ok with someone saying, just drive. I wouldn't do that to anyone else. Maybe driving and planning should be shared. Oh and from what I discovered having a strict schedule the first 4 wks of RVing (I'm 5wks in today) I get stuck in planning mode. Last week I cancelled that schedule and found a river to park next to for a week and I got a fishing license. I let myself relax and have fun. I'm finally having real fun.
New subscriber here. I am enjoying your journey. Many, many fulltimers have looked back over their first year and the one thing they seem to agree on is that they traveled too quickly, too far and did not spend enough time in each location. Also, the longer you stay in a given location, the cheaper it becomes. Travel days do indeed cause a lot of stress. Spread them out. Allow more time to compensate for the 'oops' or the unexpected. And more time to unwind between travel days. Planning? I am the opposite to Sheila with my "Ready, Fire, Aim" approach. I like to have a 'skeleton' of an itinerary with the next three stops planned and confirmed. But beyond those, well, let life happen. Great video. Thank you for sharing the generally-unspoken, nitty gritty of two people in a 40' box.
We do agree we are traveling very rapidly - we are pretty sure that our full time will only be a year so we are wanting to experience as much as we can in this one year. Thanks for subscribing and for the feedback - we have a month coming up of being back home and will do a reassessment at that time and make some adjustments.
Great video. I have a little of both of you in me. However while I plan on paper and in my head anxiety ruins some of that. My husband hates that I mention something and we don’t do it. I tell him all the time I’m talking out loud and then we plan and anxiety comes out. I work thru it mostly. Very few times have I not done what we planned. But it’s a chore to get there!! Safe travels. Thanks for sharing such important information. Growth can only come from good conversation!! ❤️☮️
Hey Kerry - I too am an external processor, I have had to not process many of the ideas with Todd, 1 it overwhelms him and then he hangs on to one thing and is disappointed when that didn't make the cut. You might have to process Phase 2 of your planning with him and not Phase 1 - but you are right - growth comes from the conversations. Thanks for following along - we really appreciate it! ~ Sheila
So if you make plans for Yellowstone plan on at least 10 days to have time see it all, do the hikes, drive every road. We spent 5 days and saw the Teton and drove to Cody in those 5 days. That was not enough time. The week after labor day was great with warm days and cool to cold nights, it snowed 9 days later.
Oh I so understand Todd! I’m an over thinker and my husband is so good at just doing the next indicated thing. I’m just so glad to be part of the #switchcrew now! 😊Just love your channel.
You guys are so dang cute! I too have the anxiety just like you Todd! Why is it always like fear factor! And Shelia and her spread sheets my husband can sit in front of a spread sheet all day, or until every box is full! We have been together 50 + years ! Stay safe and enjoy yourselves !
I can't tell you how much I loved this video. Its up there with the Kayaking adventure. LOL. Thank you for being so honest. I shared it with my husband.
From my experience with anxiety, when the level goes up; the talking and questions need to quieten and slow down. Kudos to you two on recognizing what is happening and working to make it better. Sidenote, those caverns are amazing.
Thank you for making these videos. My husband and I love your videos and back and forth banter. Can’t tell you how much we have laughed watching! Continue doing what you are doing! Recently retired and plan on hitting the road in our chateau! Maybe we can meet and greet someday.
Thanks so much for sharing so openly. You both are so adorable and it's a great treat for me to watch your journey. We purchased a Sandpiper 375 in December, which is really about 42 feet, I believe. My husband is great at hauling, and yet we've already had some "hiccups." Just this weekend apparently a cabinet was slightly opened by a bowl and when we opened the slide we ripped off an entire cabinet door and trashed the cabinet itself. Yikes! Still, we had a great weekend of camping in spite of this error.
We went to Carlsbad Cavern a few years ago. I could not enjoy it because of not enjoying being under ground. It is amazing, though. Enjoy the journey. Todd, I also have anxieties. Lol
Quote...Expectations are premedatated resentments. You guys as a couple are very much like my husband and I. Me planner, my husband stressful to have so many plans. 🙃
Excellent video guys. So nice to see the authenticity! Other channels have noted similar sentiments; that full-timing in a hallway amplifies all underlying issues. Seems that dividing and conquering tasks, and then staying in your lanes is the answer. There is only one flawless individual in the universe. The rest of us are all works in progress! :)
My advice is to slow down. Breathe. Take it all in. Y’all are a great pair cuz each of you challenge each other. But this is not a race it’s a lifestyle. There’s no trophy at the end. Build each other in adventure and life experiences. Don’t be afraid to peek around the next corner. There is always a place to park a rig and things to do, but the most important thing is to love each other through every adventure. Switch it up means if there is an unknown that don’t happen as planned then so be it. Turn right. (Or left) the adventure is in the getting there. Be safe and keep it up. Y’all are doing fine.
Thanks for the advice Andrea - for us right now it feels like a race because it can't be our lifestyle yet. We hope that we can at least do one full year but we are not sure so we are trying to see as much as possible before we have to go back to KC and jobs - thanks for being a part of our journey
Slow down, you may never pass this way again. Sounds like your still in vacation mode. Enjoy life a day at a time and follow the good weather. Most places let you stay 2 weeks, so stay, plan some down time, plan ahead but be flexible. If you make it into work then you might as well go back to sticks and bricks , 9/5 , rat race. You have an opportunity of a lifetime, so make the most of it. Thats my 2 cents and I am looking forward to my RV life later this year after 40 years at the same job. Living life on our own terms, not for the corporation.
Forty one years and we are still working through communication issues. Covid hasn't helped because we've been together 24/7 for over a year. I married him for richer or poorer, through sickness and health but no one said anything about pandemic and house arrest. We have a motor home that I'd love to go out in for extended periods of time but I'm rethinking that. The only good thing is that we wouldn't be in this house....which we built and I love...but seriously!! The interesting thing is that I can see both sides. I love plans...but I also like to just go and do!! But I do love and really appreciate the honesty!!!
Wow Todd & Sheila, this video is totally off the scale. We absolutely love how you come across as such a loving genuine couple who have a beautiful relationship. Actually you are just like us in a lot of ways.
As my wife of 36 years tells me every day “ I am still in training “ to become the perfect husband.
I’m coming to this video a little late but none the less it was great. Mrs. H and I are working through some of these same issues and we have been together for almost 40 years! 40 Years and we are just figuring out ours brains don’t work the same! It’s just that I am the spreadsheet guy with anxiety issues! What a combo! Keep up the good work guys!
Life is about doing and being aware of what you have done together.Anyone can stand still,but the brave move always forward.It is never easy but the reward is great and full of wonder and great memories.Does it not most always work out to the good.Relax it is all good.You are not alone in how you fill we all think that way at times.What a wonderful adventure together and blessings yet to uncover.
Thanks for the open conversation of the difficulties in the close quarters relationship.
I am so like Shelia, I was an accountant clerk for years!. I love planing for the same reasons (need those holidays planned ahead - they fill up fast) but I've been learning to be flexible to meet hubby's needs (planning one month or two weeks stays to let him rest & relax) We have had to cancel some scheduled plans when we needed our rv fridge repaired two yrs ago. Now I'm getting to get back to those I missed places this year!
This life is great & we would not trade it for anything 😍
I stumbled upon your videos last week. Thank you for being real about everything. My husband and I are working on downsizing and finding an RV with the goal of full-time living. I’m the one with anxiety issues. So much of what you shared is what I too experience daily. I do experience brain overload trying to process choices, options, questions, etc it gets to be too much and I shut down. I admit that has had me concerned along with traffic, road and travel anxieties... knowing I’m not alone in this and it’s possible to live this life in spite of my anxiety helps.
I think every couple has the same anxiety issues you guys face. Driving is stressful trying to maneuver the road and scheduling is stressful as you need some sort of plan... love watching your videos ..Glad we are part of your “CREW” ..Stay Safe and Have Fun!
We really enjoy you guys. We're originally from KC (Olathe) and moved to Texas a few years ago. We feel connected to you through that. Oh, and my wife is right there with you on the Excel thing, Sheila! Keep communicating and know that we're all in it with you!
Your transparency is why people love you!
Your issues make great relatable videos 😊 safe travels 🙏🤗😊
WOW Todd, you and I are birds of a feather! I do the exact same things to my wife. VERY much appreciate your openness and sincerity with your struggles. I am glad I am not alone!!!!
Your comment on being together, 24x7, exacerbates any existing issues is so true. I thank you two for being real, and working thru it. It's important! If you get to Tucson, don't forget to take a motorcycle ride thru Saugaro (east) National Park. The loop there is really great!
Yes Sheila! My husband not getting out of bed by the time we said we’d go do something is the WORST for me!
Yes! You get it! So glad I'm not the only one!
43 years here, same issues. More my fault than hers. Communications has always been something worth working on. We have found that when I hold her hand, that communicates volumes. Even if we are not talking a lot. We love your videos because you remind us of ourselves. We love to make each other laugh and that is worth a lot for us. Thx for this video. 👍
My husband said he could definitely identify with Todd's feeling of pulling the rig through cities and in heavy traffic. We're married 48 years and have lived together 24/7 the last 15 years. It takes patience, humor and prayer. We're still learning, RVing gives us a new arena to learn to work together in the set up and break down of the 5th wheel. Enjoy the journey!
Comment (For UA-cam). We literally refresh all day on the day your videos drop! First thing I looked for this morning when I woke up. Coffee and "Switch It Up".
Me too!!!!! I see the others and figure I’ll get to them eventually. Kinda waiting for some Todd and Sheila. Honestly I don’t recall the names of people in the others. After the first video, I connected. I know, sounds creepy probably. But I can relate to every single video. I love to laugh, so this is an awesome channel!!!!
@@tommyg5346 Thanks Tommy for the awesome words of encouragement! Appreciate you following our journey.
Matt! Love this!! Thanks
My wife and I are looking for an adventure and a Meet and Greet would be fantastic. Let us know where and when, we’ll try to make it happen. Love the videos. We’re glad to be part of the “Crew”! Safe travels....
Sounds great!
Confident you both opening up on such things, will help many. Doing a great job. We are enjoying your channel very much. 👊👍💚
Thanks so much!
Oh Sheila..Sheila...Sheila....just know you are not alone. My brain works the exact same way yours does. Works a timeline backwards....and oh...my excel spreadsheets..Love! Love! Love! I just get so much joy from the two of you. I always watch right before I go to bed so that I always end my day with a laugh and a smile. God Bless!
I'm like her. Project manager type. Yes, spread sheets!
Todd, way too many drinks in the truck.
9am, I'm 5 am.
Another great video.
Thanks again.
You both are our favorite RV couple on UA-cam, you are so real and we love that. Your issues are our same issues, we are also working on the fact that we process things differently.
I share Todd’s feelings of anxiety to a T and my husband always has to go just one more step father with any adventure! Wow 😂 watching you guys is like mirroring us. We absolutely love being a part of the “Crew”. BTW, we’re in Vegas (just sayin’)
Ha! Thanks for being a part of the crew - we will be in Vegas at the Thousand Trails park in a couple weeks :-)
Now that's what I call " keeping it REAL"!! I deal with anxiety as well and it's just ME, myself and I! I can't imagine dealing with the rv lifestyle with someone else who is not mature enough to communicate the differences in opinions and opposite personalities. We ALL have to do the work. No way around this. So happy to see that you two love one another and are willing to work it out while sweetly reminding everyone else to proceed with the full blown rv lifestyle with EXTREME caution!! LOL😄 I also like to plan. But, going with the flow has a lot of perks too! Love this video. More videos like this one will help more people than you know! 😉 Thanks for not sugar coating your experiences. Safe travels. God bless!! Prayer works!🙏
You guys are really good at touching on things we are all experiencing. This channel has really been great at making me think. Every day I’ll check my notifications to see if a new episode is posted.....hoping for an episode in between your edit/post days. Great video. Even with the somewhat seriousness of the topic, I found myself relating and laughing.
I’ve been full-time for 3 1/2 years and I like to stay on the spontaneous side. I Boondock the vast majority of the time and just enjoy finding out things as they happen. I only have a general idea of an area I like to be maybe a month in advance but that is not a hard schedule. Just relax and enjoy life because nobody gets out alive. L O L
SPOT ON! You probably already know you're not alone. Many of us have or are going through the same discovery. Great video!!!
Don't let your worry worm steal your Adventure! Keep your head up, and Switch It Up! (Keep Smiling, and Have Fun!
Always!
I definitely agree with Todd about pulling the big camper anxiety, with fuel stops, construction traffic, and “quick” stops to go do things. This was great and the length of the video was also great.
Thank you for sharing. You truly have hit the nail on the head. That’s exactly how it is for me as well.
Thanks for watching!
Great video guys. Probably our favorite yet. And so true. Lol. Love it !
Sheila has great KC Tee Shirts/Hoodies. ABSOLUTELY, 24/7 and traveling does magnify areas which could use additional attention. I have watched several Carlsbad Cavern videos and really want to go but didn’t think we could due to my husband’s knees. Thank you for letting us know there are elevators available.
Yes - take the elevator down the 750 feet and then the Big Room tour is pretty flat and then back up the elevator - worth it. If needed there is even wheelchair access
Thanks for the laugh! I am looking forward to the Tuesday videos. We have just now moved into our RV!
That is awesome! Congrats
You guys rock! The wife and I really enjoy your content. We love the authenticity!
thanks for sharing and keeping it real. My wife and I half time in our Reflection and interestingly enough, we have experienced the same issues as you all only the roles are switched between us. We don't experience quite the "magnification" as y'all because we do have that old world to go back to for half the year, but its still real. Very much like your vids because you strike a good balance between showcasing the awesomeness and just plain fun of RV'ng around this amazing land while also
showing that it isn't all rainbows and unicorns. Life still happens and sometimes it's not fun. Stay strong and looking forward to your next episode (btw, pretty ambitious release schedule so you might think of rolling that back to once or twice a week so you don't burn out). I know you gotta build the channel, but there's only so much content....just a thought
You are not alone. Keep being yourself. Working together helps each other be their best self xoxo
I just love you guys. You make me laugh watching every video. We have a 43’ Saber 5th wheel. We’ve been on a few trips and I would like to go full time RVing but we’re still working on the plan. Maybe someday I hope. I love your story and my fear is life will pass us by and we will never get to experience all that America has to offer. My wife of 40 wonderful years likes a big sticks and bricks house that we work ourselves to death taking care of and I really don’t care about a big house but I do care about Mary. It just feels like we will never get to full time RV. But at least I can live the RV life through you and other full timers. My favorite video is the crabs in the trees attaching Tod while you were kayaking. Please keep posting videos. Thanks
Rick - congrats on 40 years that's amazing! Thanks for following along
You guys are extremely generous to share the relational/personality struggles that you’ve been experiencing and kind of preparing those of us that aren’t full time yet of what we might also be looking at. It’s obvious you love each other and you’re in it for the “long haul”! Having Christ in your marriage is a great foundation. We absolutely love your videos and enjoy being your peeps!😂 Hope to run in to you when you’re in Michigan. Hoping your thinking meet up. 😊👍
Do not grow weary in well doing. Keep going!!! Fuel up and keep going! Thank you for all you do. In setting free you help us set free! We love you guys!
I appreciate that
Living precariously through your videos. I could never go down in that cave. I really have issues with claustrophobia. I wish I didnt. Love watching you two. You're an awesome couple. I understand your anxiety, I experience it a lot too. You know you compliment each other with each of your strong suits. Thank you both for talking about it to help others. ❤
You guys are awesome. Love you sharing all the little details. Keep up the great work, stay safe!!
Hang in there...you two help us all. My wife and I have similar issues because we do operate differently. Thanks for your truthfulness.
I love your video's you two are so fun. I have seen a few other UA-camr's video's on Carlsbad Caverns, and you are the first to say that it took a hour to walk down. Such simple but helpful information. My husband has bad knees, he can do most things but an hour of switchbacks would not be good. Thank you for that tip!!
Oohhhh, that cave and enclosed spaces makes me panic. Bless you for sharing. Shannan
Thank you so much for your willing to be vulnerable and real and talk about uncomfortable things. It sparked a really meaningful conversation with my wife.
Being off work for a year from an injury, and home all the time, is tough. I can’t imagine what it’s like in an RV and little space. We are still in a house and I walk away, outside when things get heated. It has been a great learning curve because we’ve learned how to fix the issue then and there. Our church has also helped me to overcome my own anxieties because my wife is also a planner. So great for you to share.
Thanks for sharing and for following along on this crazy journey.
The only good thing about the pandemic was my work forced us remote. In planning for retirement over the past few years, both the wife and my concerns, were centered around how my being home every day 24x7 would infringe in her time/space. It wasn’t as difficult as we thought and transitioned fairly easy to being around each other all day. The pandemic forced us to work through our “communication style” issues and we’re better for it. 61 this Jan 11th past, retiring end of March, bought a f350 dually, just ordered a Northpoint 377 which will be here early June. We’re off to see the great USA and go to all those places on our list. Great channel and content guys, we enjoy following y’all!
Congrats Michael! That is so exciting - so much to see and maybe we will see you out here....thanks for following along!
We love how you tackled a tough subject. We also like how you focused on communication, which is key. We agree.
Looking forward to the next video.
Todd you explaining your anxieties is helpful, because my husband does the same thing. I will suggest a thing (even he at times ) to do or a place to go and he will stay thinking about it. He begins to wonder if he will be cold, what shoes to wear, how long will it take, ect...then he will say let's go tomorrow or stay home and do something here. Either I walk him through it or I get frustrated and give in. No beno
It's good to talk about these subjects for yourselves and for us who can relate with either one of you. I can also relate to the tidiness to a fault and we even named as a sickness🤕 lol "cleanatidis "...which I have been delivered from. I drove my family nuts. But I realized it in me and took the time to figure out what was behind it besides being clean and tidy.
What a bondage...all my sisters had the same issue. I can make fun at myself now. Balance is key. Thanks for sharing these issues that are so common and relatable to many of us. Communication is Key. Great video
Both of you have anxiety. One controls to keep it from happening and the other freaks out when it does from what I see. I do both. Over controlling a situation is a way to keep a situation from creating anxiety and processing too much information especially when your mind just needs a mental break causes anxiety. I don’t experience both forms at the same time, but I can relate with both of you. I’m in my ‘Todd’ season.
You guys are doing great, communication of what you need is perfect! Thank you so much for sharing. Many can benefit from your self counseling session.
Great advice!! I'm embarking on my journey alone with my dog. I feel like I'll still learn a lot about myself as I go even if I'm doing it without another human! :)
Don’t worry so much about filming different places. I’m more curious about experiences about RV living. This video was great. You hit on a sensitive issue as my husband and I are contemplating purchasing an RV. Thanks for sharing
Hi Joanne - Thanks for watching - the goal of our channel will be sharing the sites around for those that can't or won't travel as well as those that are looking for ideas on what to see or avoid LOL We hope by providing both we can help others :-)
What a great episode!! So many of us are hesitant to let ourselves be vulnerable, talk about our anxieties and such! Thank YOU!
Thank you for the insightful and honest conversation. My wife and I own a 37' toy-hauler (with two HD bikes) and we have towed it from Colorado to both the east and west coasts. We love traveling with our rv and have experienced many of your discussed issues. Fuel stops are always a concern, especially in small busy fuel stations. I solved this by purchasing a 70 gal fuel cell with above tool box to go in the bed behind the cab. I am blessed to have some cutting and welding skills and was able to cut 2' out of the tool box so it would clear the 5th wheel. Having the extra fuel capacity allows for me to pick my fuel stop when the trailer is parked. Also I have anxiety with running out of fuel in the middle of nowhere. We have had several close calls with other rv's (Class C motor-home with very unpredictable fuel mileage). My wife is very spontaneous and some of the places she wants to go are very challenging to say the it kindly. During one of our trip to California she decided to change up our plans. We were leaving Modesto heading north towards Grants Pass Oregon and she decided to reroute us to cross the Golden Gate Bridge. You can imagine the anxiety level towing a 37' 13"-3 high toy-hauler through downtown San Fransisco. Overhead clearances are always a concern as well. Needless to say we managed with out damage and I get to tell the story over and over. If there is one mantra we go by during travel is "lower our exceptions and raise our acceptance" God is great and he has always provide safe passage for both of us. Someday we hope to enjoy full time travel. If you ever come through Montrose Colorado please look us and we have some great places to explore . I am currently a Montrose County Commissioner and you can find my info at www.montrosecounty.net/ .
I love and appreciate the honesty of this video. The anxiety topic hit home for me. I drive a class c and I love it- however I get anxious about driving it especially in our California backroads. Thanks for your honesty! 🙂
You guys are truly a blessing! Your video today was life changing for us. My Husband and I truly appreciate your honesty and how you always keep it real. Thank you!
Thanks for this!! It's so true - the close quarters put a magnifying glass on the differences between people. And different stuff makes different people anxious. Appreciate the disclosures of some of the personal aspects of this adventure. Take care!
We love watching you guys. We have been researching and planning for over a year now and hope to hit the road in the near future full time. We are so similar to you two that your videos make us excited to get on the road and have our own adventures. Thank you for your honesty, the laughter and emotions that we can relate to.
Excellent vid guys.. my wife and I work through pretty much the same scenario. However, we're the opposite of you two.. its so much give and take with a dash of compromise. We're together 25 yrs. Wouldn't trade her for the world
I love y'all! I totally understand and respect your anxiety. You have to be "Switch-uationally Aware" constantly, and always expect the worst so your never disappointed. Stay strong!💚
You guys are doing a great job and love watching you.
You guys are awesome 👍 Iam the next level neat freak too! I am always cleaning and tidying up. Way to go Sheila! 👍❤️
You are inspiring us! To Sheila I would just encourage her, it is the space between the notes that make the music so beautiful. Enjoy the journey
We've been FT since Dec. 30th. Thankfully we have always been great communicators we figured that part our early in our marriage. We have been together for 39 yrs married for 37 of those this July. I'm glad you push though to do the activity to see what is on the other side. My Lord is always in control so with my anxiety I know that what happens is in his control and that is all part of our journey and our YT name. We told ourselves we had to be "fluid" roll with the tides of fulltiming. I threw us into the unknown when I up and sold our RV. We are still in Bradenton in a tiny crappy 70's trailer they had for the month of March....then our homeless selves with $ in the bank are back to Texas our future is unknown as we wait for our coach to finish being built. How's that for anxiety?? 😊
Wow - how long till that coach is done?? Thanks for following along!
@@SwitchItUpLife The 1st estimated date was March 23rd the ice storm delayed it to March 30th now but then it will go back to dealer for their PDI do we might not have it until middle of April.. You two should stay FT for longer than you had planned as you keep it real and fun!
Another great video. Realizing your differences and sharing your feelings is half the battle it’s great you both realize it by working together and being able to talk about it will help lessen your stress. You have had a lot of challenges in a short time with the rig thrown in to the mix of totally new way of life which is hard yet you still keep going and smiling you are great in sharing with all of us. Love your videos . Safe travels
Yes!!! Love that y'all are doing a planning video! Thanks so much!!
GREAT video! Thanks for being so open. Sheila please share your excel spreadsheet secrets 🙏🏻
Ok - will do :-)
Thank you!! 😊😊
Great video!! #muchlove
Difference makes life exciting to a point. I understand the anxiety you feel, Todd. And I understand wanting to experience new and exciting things, Sheila. I'm a planner, too. I get it. Just communicate. Love each other. Switch It Up!!
Very refreshing.. to hear. Your shoulders are strong as you lean apon each other, thank you. I over think things too. So I feel you. Come to Michigan, you'll love it.
Love this video! My family and I are going FT in July so we'll be experiencing much of this too! I love your mantra - feel the fear and then just do it anyways! I think the worst we can ever do is NOT live an adventurous life because we too scared. Live large, we only get one chance!
Todd and Sheila you both are doing great. First thing as soon as your mind is woken up seek GOD and pray ask HIM to help you both with your day. Enjoy your daily journey. Safe travels.
ROFL oh the excel spread sheet - I am so with you - love the planning
Todd and Sheila, you two are truly an inspiration. Thanks for being brave enough to address issues that most would probably want to gloss over or even avoid altogether. Keep up the great work/fun (and always remember to forgive as we have been forgiven!!). By the way did you get to see the bats fly out of the Cavern?
Hey Bruce - thanks for the encouragement - and unfortunately no - all things that "gather" people together are not happening so no bat watch or tours...we all had to go in at different times to keep the social distancing.
I need to have my guy watch this! Helps us feel not so alone in this full time rv lifestyle! He’s got a lot of anxiety around towing our big rig which in turn gives me anxiety lol. Anyway, appreciate you two and always look forward to these videos!
You two keep it so real! Me and my husband plan on traveling once he retires about 3yrs give or take. We both enjoy your channel keep em coming.
As always enjoyed your adventure but respect & appreciate your decision to include the candid conversations as well - great value add!
My hubby and I are a pair like you, but opposite. We’ll start semi full-time in June, and I hope to go full-time eventually. Neither of us have reservations about the 24/7 aspect, but I get overwhelmed with the planning we’ve started for September.
Thank you for being so open...we are getting ready to sell our home next month and going full time. I am having issues with the scare of finding places to land since the sites will be low.
Hey Lori - I think a lot of our challenges are the size of our RV - so depending on the size of your rig you might not have as hard of a time. Congrats on Switching it Up!
@@SwitchItUpLife That will be our problem also with our 42ft Winnebago Tour Class A. Oh well...still not going to stop us! Love your videos and hope to meet you one day on the road.
Amazing Video today guys... Important info passed on in this video... Couples need to watch this video... Keep up the great work...
Thanks so much!!
Been watching and enjoying your vids for a few weeks now. The Carlsbad caverns are really cool. Been there 4 or 5 times as a little kid and once again in 2012. Still looks the same! You mentioned backing up. We went through a flood a few years ago and bought a camper to live in for a year. This year, we will finally be able to enjoy our camper to camp in. I, deep down, am having some anxiety about backing a 40 foot travel trailer into a small spot. I've backed trailers up before, but where my issue is...is doing while everyone is watching me. That freaks me out!
It is not fun when everyone comes out to watch - totally agree and then when 5 of them try to help at once and all have different ideas ugh. Not helpful at all. I do know it's getting easier - and Sheila has been looking for more pull throughs lol
You two are like me. I have anxiety so I research and plan, if I don't have any info my anxiety goes way up. I can only handle so much stress before my brakes come on. The difference is I do the planning and the driving. I would never be ok with someone saying, just drive. I wouldn't do that to anyone else. Maybe driving and planning should be shared. Oh and from what I discovered having a strict schedule the first 4 wks of RVing (I'm 5wks in today) I get stuck in planning mode. Last week I cancelled that schedule and found a river to park next to for a week and I got a fishing license. I let myself relax and have fun. I'm finally having real fun.
New subscriber here. I am enjoying your journey. Many, many fulltimers have looked back over their first year and the one thing they seem to agree on is that they traveled too quickly, too far and did not spend enough time in each location. Also, the longer you stay in a given location, the cheaper it becomes. Travel days do indeed cause a lot of stress. Spread them out. Allow more time to compensate for the 'oops' or the unexpected. And more time to unwind between travel days.
Planning? I am the opposite to Sheila with my "Ready, Fire, Aim" approach. I like to have a 'skeleton' of an itinerary with the next three stops planned and confirmed. But beyond those, well, let life happen. Great video. Thank you for sharing the generally-unspoken, nitty gritty of two people in a 40' box.
We do agree we are traveling very rapidly - we are pretty sure that our full time will only be a year so we are wanting to experience as much as we can in this one year. Thanks for subscribing and for the feedback - we have a month coming up of being back home and will do a reassessment at that time and make some adjustments.
Great video. I have a little of both of you in me. However while I plan on paper and in my head anxiety ruins some of that. My husband hates that I mention something and we don’t do it. I tell him all the time I’m talking out loud and then we plan and anxiety comes out. I work thru it mostly. Very few times have I not done what we planned. But it’s a chore to get there!! Safe travels. Thanks for sharing such important information. Growth can only come from good conversation!! ❤️☮️
Hey Kerry - I too am an external processor, I have had to not process many of the ideas with Todd, 1 it overwhelms him and then he hangs on to one thing and is disappointed when that didn't make the cut. You might have to process Phase 2 of your planning with him and not Phase 1 - but you are right - growth comes from the conversations. Thanks for following along - we really appreciate it! ~ Sheila
Thanks so much for your openness and honesty. We are looking at traveling more in the near future and you help put things in perspective.
So if you make plans for Yellowstone plan on at least 10 days to have time see it all, do the hikes, drive every road. We spent 5 days and saw the Teton and drove to Cody in those 5 days. That was not enough time. The week after labor day was great with warm days and cool to cold nights, it snowed 9 days later.
Oh I so understand Todd! I’m an over thinker and my husband is so good at just doing the next indicated thing. I’m just so glad to be part of the #switchcrew now! 😊Just love your channel.
Welcome to the Switch Crew! Glad you are here!
You guys are so dang cute! I too have the anxiety just like you Todd! Why is it always like fear factor! And Shelia
and her spread sheets my husband can sit in front of a spread sheet all day, or until every box is full! We have been together 50 + years ! Stay safe and enjoy yourselves !
50 years?! That is amazing - Congrats on that and thanks for watching!
We all have our own issues. We watched, then we discussed our issues. Lol. We really love your videos. Keep it up. We all need counseling. Haha.
My husband and I have been watching for a while now and it is amazing how similar we are. I am Todd and he is Sheila.
I can't tell you how much I loved this video. Its up there with the Kayaking adventure. LOL. Thank you for being so honest. I shared it with my husband.
From my experience with anxiety, when the level goes up; the talking and questions need to quieten and slow down. Kudos to you two on recognizing what is happening and working to make it better.
Sidenote, those caverns are amazing.
You guys are awesome!
Thank you for making these videos. My husband and I love your videos and back and forth banter. Can’t tell you how much we have laughed watching! Continue doing what you are doing!
Recently retired and plan on hitting the road in our chateau! Maybe we can meet and greet someday.
Thanks so much for sharing so openly. You both are so adorable and it's a great treat for me
to watch your journey. We purchased a Sandpiper 375 in December, which is really about 42 feet, I believe. My husband is great at hauling, and yet we've already had some "hiccups." Just this weekend apparently a cabinet was slightly opened by a bowl and when we opened the slide we ripped off an entire cabinet door and trashed the cabinet itself. Yikes! Still, we had a great weekend of camping in spite of this error.
We went to Carlsbad Cavern a few years ago. I could not enjoy it because of not enjoying being under ground. It is amazing, though. Enjoy the journey. Todd, I also have anxieties. Lol
Quote...Expectations are premedatated resentments.
You guys as a couple are very much like my husband and I. Me planner, my husband stressful to have so many plans. 🙃
Great that you both are comfortable to share. My wife and I are very similar as you two.
Sounds like a winning team :-).
Excellent video guys. So nice to see the authenticity! Other channels have noted similar sentiments; that full-timing in a hallway amplifies all underlying issues. Seems that dividing and conquering tasks, and then staying in your lanes is the answer. There is only one flawless individual in the universe. The rest of us are all works in progress! :)