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I wish you guys could come to AMERICA 🇺🇸... You would be so Great Here...People would Love you both... jobs so easy... you would make it here 👍 Because we would show how to live here and to be Happy 🥰.... I wish I could send you so money every month...it would make me so happy to do that for you Maybe you can find out how it can be done or maybe some gifts
In the USA we generally pump our own gas...you don't need to know the capacity of the tank as the nozzles have an auto shut off to them and it stops filling when it is full. Some states it is illegal to pump your own gas, but very few are that way.
The woman in this video.., Eva zu Beck, is from Poland and has an absolutely fascinating UA-cam channel. She videos herself as she travels the world, mainly truck camping….( As she said, she was driving this behemoth while her truck was being repaired). An entire series from Mexico to Alaska….and more. She is quite the adventurer and runs mega-marathons. Speaks several languages. She has great courage. I’m an old woman and am sometimes in awe of her spirit.
Me and my brother pulled our money together and lived in one of these for 2 years. We traveled all over the U.S. and still weren't able to visit every state. Best thing we ever did in our lives!
@tamiramos5873 Well my brother is a %100 disabled veteran so he has guaranteed income. I pulled my 401k plus had some saved up. I figured screw it, it's a once in a lifetime trip you know.
@@tamiramos5873 We also saved by staying at military bases and national parks when we could. All national parks are free since my brother is a veteran.
I have friends that live in a RV full time. They are a married couple and work as travelling workers. He is a X-Ray tech like me and his wife is a Registered Nurse. They always get their assignments together and use the RV as home. He has a motorcycle and she pulls that with their small truck. That way they can park the RV and don't have to move it until they are ready to move on to their next assignments. They have been doing this for nearly 20 years now (they are child-free). The book she was reading is called Jonathan Livingston Seagull and is very good.
In smaller RV you can go down back roads and camp in nature. They call it boondocking. When boondocking you can find many free places to camp that is 0 $. That’s a more fun experience, more beautiful and more quiet too.
You guys are so appreciative of our lifestyle in the U.S. and so humble that I wish every American could watch the two of you and be a bit more appreciative of what we have. You guys are the best and I hope you get here soon.
They sell 2 bedroom RV’s some with 2 bathrooms so you could definitely live together. A lot of the furniture like the dining table becomes a bed. The table slides out and there are cushions you add to convert it. You can make it so the couch converts to a bed as well. She paid insurance like that because she was renting it it also could have been high because she was on an international license. You can buy these RV’s at almost any price point especially if you buy used. You can also buy a 5th wheel Camper which is just as much space and really nice except it attaches to a truck so someone has to get out of the camper to drive the truck so everyone can’t be together but they are substantially cheaper. At the 6:35 mark a fifth wheel passed her on the high way if you want to see how similar they are. I was looking to buy a 2 bedroom one and they were between $30k to $50K the ones I was looking at. Oh you can also get RV’s with one bedroom and one dorm room. The dorm room has several bunk beds sleeps up to 5 depending so kids can sleep. It looks like with the gas when the panel stopped because it was full she squeezed at the same time and ended up restarting it. I really hope she cleaned that up or at least let the station know. Wouldn’t be very nice for the next person to get diesel all over their hands also.
Never give up on your dreams fellas! Keep in mind these RVs are owned by less than 10% of ALL "RV'ers" so they're basically a dream for 99.99% of americans too (even the car is a dream for most of us). The largest majority of people with "campers" is a far more simple trailer pulled behind a pickup truck. Generally the people who buy these expensive ones sold their house and live in it full time on the road. I love seeing your reactions to everything, you're my two favorite reactors. Id love to see algeria some day, and hope that you guys can come visit us someday as well! Much love from the beautiful mountains Idaho! :)
The older couple said they live in a traditional home several months a year. Also a second home like an RV can be tax deductable just like a primary home.
At Truck Stop Pumping Gas if she had locked the nozzle it would have stop automatically when tank was full. She was manually holding it down and distracted by talking so that’s why she over flowed the gas
@@ToxicGamer86454 reason it did not shut off was because she kept it manually pressed. They will click off and if you are paying attention you feel the click and you release it. She was talking and distracted so she held the nozzle in place and did not release her hold on the lever, she continued to press it will so fuel continue. In the beginning if she had locked the lever in the on position and kept her hands off it would have stopped on its own.
@@ToxicGamer86454 really. That’s weird. That’s all I’m familiar with. I love that they lock so you don’t have to hold on to the pump handle. The handle locks.
I love watching your guys reactions to the things you see. I wish I could fly you and your families over and show you everything. But I'm not rich. Just a poor normal woman. God bless
Hello from Florida. You guys are great. I have been watching you for a while. I can't believe you only have 2.47 subscribers. You deserve 247k! I am subscribing now. Good luck, and I hope you guys become a great success.
I live in Utah and more than half of my family have motor homes/trailers. Some use them often and one has kept it parked for years. The end gave you a better view of what most Utahns see daily. It's beautiful. We hosted the winter Olympics is 2002 and will probably be hosting again in 2024.
Man, that lady is all “Show” don’t believe her boys. The man holding the camera was the one driving that RV the whole time, except for the money shots(straightaways on the highway and parked locations) 🎥😅.
The pumps have backpressure detection, when fuel reaches the nozzle they trip the pump off. She didn't appear to have the pump nozzle fully inserted into the tank, and to compound that it's a truck stop diesel pump which is a high flow setup since any given pump might be dispensing 100+ gallons per vehicle. RV classes are just rough estimates of size and capability. Class A's are typically these bus-like fully custom made vehicles, Class C are smaller A types, sometimes units built onto the back of a chassis cab (a commercial vehicle with just the cabin and frame sold for other companies to build their own equipment on the back), and Class B are converted vans and such. Technically... well, theoretically, her Odyssey is a Class B. Why does the scale go A-C-B? No idea, I didn't come up with it.
My husband and I bought one to live in back in 2017, after we decided we wanted to travel and see the country. Yeah, it was expensive, but we were going to be living in it full time, so we bought the best we could afford. We lived in it for a few months to get used to it before taking it on the road for a trip. We prepared for our first trip, made sure everything was properly serviced, and, while I was inside, my daughter saw my husband collapse against the side of the rv. She said, "you're not going ANYWHERE in that big thing until a doctor says you're okay to drive. We took him to the hospital, where they had to give him 5 units of blood and do emergency surgery on him - on a Saturday night! He wouldn't have made it out of the state of Florida! He had advanced cancer. We never did go anywhere in our rv. After he died, I was left to live in it by myself. It wouldn't have been too bad, if I didn't have to pay for the storage shed where all of our furniture from our house was! So, I lived in our dream rv until almost 2 years ago - when a hurricane ripped the roof off and did a whole bunch of other damage to it. I had dropped the insurance on it because I had developed a serious illness and had major surgery, so I had no help - and lost my home. So, if you're going to go rv for life, make sure you have a back-up plan provided for! If it weren't for my kids, I would be in the streets right now. This is NOT the rv dream my husband and I had in mind. Both of us had always been healthy - then, suddenly we weren't anymore! That dream quickly became a nightmare! So, be careful! I love you guys! I pray only God's BEST for you and your families! - Melody ❤❤❤
You can buy smaller rv's, and you can buy used ones that are cheaper. Years ago a large group of us flew to Anchorage, Alaska, rented 3 25 foot rv's, and drove north to Denali National Park. It was a great trip, with lots of places offering RV servicing along the way. Most rich people and celebrities do not do this. This is mainly middle class Americans and lots of retired Americans.
Yea normally when filling your gas you can lock the nozzle and it will pop when done and stop by itself. People usually hold it when they want to overfill their tanks from what I've seen
The green hose at the service station is for diesel not gasoline. It stops automatically when the tank is full. She was holding it half out so it spilled but that has never happened to me. It is very rare to have gas station attendants. Mostly you get it yourself, except in the State of New Jersey where I think they don't let you do it yourself.
I am an insurance damage appraiser and in new england repairs are $150.00 per hr. plus part prices. An accident gets very expensive very fast, get the extra insurance and drive it like you stole it.
The reason her fuel spilled is the automatic stop handle didn't work correctly. All gas, diesel and kerosene pumps in the USA have a special device in the nozzle that closes the valve when the fuel level reaches the end of the nozzle. All gas stations must have them by Law. Only privately owned fuel pumps like farms or construction companies are excluded.
OK, let me explain this class RV is range from a little over $2 million down to under $100,000. There’s not a lot of RVs that cost over $400,000 that aren’t custom made in other words specifically designed by the owners, in America. You can get what she’s driving used for about 40 or $50,000, maybe less depending on the age and condition
I gotta tell u guys i absolutely luv u both ur soo down to earth are u truly brothers? Or just brothers lk friends? I see one of u is married. I truly hope u get to America to see the world im Portuguese American lived here all my life my parents are from Portugal and i see the difference of their childhood to mine .i luv knowing about different cultures that make up America and i have a few friends that married Muslims men and we joke about how lucky she is now that on bad hair days noone knows except her husband. I respect ur culture and luv to see how u respect the melting pot culture of the usa but tbh we are of all cultures but i feel we nd alot more work on the melting part .. But not with everyone ,we have alot of great loving people here just as im sure u do were u live..i hope to see the video were u both come here to visit i pray u are met by only welcoming people lk me cuz unfortunately there are not nice people everywhere but we are more good than not as im sure is the same were u live.cuz ik there is more good in this world than bad...god bless u both from ur American Portuguese friend❤
My father drove big trucks and trailers. Wind is a problem. Wind literally picked up his huge truck with trailer and spun him around landing on the other side of the barrier.
There was a TV series from 1996-1999 called The Promise Land, that had a family that lived in an RV and they homeschooled their children as they travelled across America. It was a spin off of Touched By An Angel. Just mentioning this to let you know, you could actually have a family and live in an RV. Of course it would be a VERY CLOSE family. 😜
The important thing to be considered in the United States is that licensing is based on gross weight of a vehicle. It's not the size but the end weight that makes a difference in the licensing structure. Rv's such as this are over all made of lightweight materials to keep it within the weight limitations of licensing. So they tend to stay with a lighter weight of building materials. Earlier models starting from around the 1950's or so the rv's and or trailers were made of aluminum and or fiberglass, the more recent models use a polymer, which is a plastic on the over all outside structure. The frame however remains metal, and there are safety requirements as well. It's not unusual for these have a starting price of about quarter of a million dollars, or about $250 thousand dollars. Most often in order to rent an RV a person must be at least 25 years of age, have a valid drivers license, They must complete and give permission for the verification process which checks their background, driving history, and insurance risk. Any criminal element discovered will result in denial of approval. Since she is from Europe I am curious of how her driving record was perhaps so easily accessed from the states, although I do know the United States have an extensive network of connections via multi-national agreements, but it appears to have been rather easy for her, considering it was a spare of the moment thing, as her other rented vehicle (originally acting as a minimalist) had a breakdown and was at the mechanics shop. Me think and feel renting is a better option, considering the price tag while knowing so many folks are suffering from things they need, it doesn't seem right to me to full fill my want for something knowing others are suffering, thus instead of purchasing one, I consider renting as a much better option. As the cost to rent an RV averages about $100.00 a day, meaning for the price of renting an RV versus purchasing one, one could rent an RV for 2,500 days, with no cost in maintenance, versus owning, which would have about a $945.00 monthly payment, excluding insurance. To place a better perspective 2,500 days of renting equals to about 6.8 years. When we had new tires last spring put on our Durango, a guy who owns an RV came to see if they could put a new tire on his RV, they said no, and he replied unfortunately not a single tire store was willing to do the work, the biggest problem is insurance liability, RV's cost so much no one wants to accept the potential liability, especially insurers. (This is why I'm an advocate for self insured, and or Insurance Unions, the later is an idea concept I developed over the last 20 years, to develop far lower cost insurance across the industry, which would and should be less over capitalised as an over all industry, since insurance in many instances are mandatory, thus capitalism should have less weight in a supposed free society. Although there are quite a few RV sales dealers in the area, I think he wanted to avoid the speciality RV maintenance costs, they are most likely super expensive. They probably cost triple to change out a tire than what the tire originally costs? Rv owners who have experienced such a situation please reply in comments and enlighten us if possible. Depending on the required tire size a single tire can cost starting at $286.99 Roadmaster (Walmart), to $3,041.22 Toyo (Dually Wheels). Retired folks after their children have grown and moved on with having spouses and children, often opt to sell their primary home residence and buy an RV to go on the road, to experience places they never could afford, or have time to visit their entire lives, most working for the better of 40 years. I don't suppose it's not asking for too much to spend a few golden years travelling and experiencing iconic locations across the United States. A large majority of folks live and die in a place never knowing they have never lived. The names of the RV is the manufacturer of the RV, the frames, engine all of that are manufactured by well known vehicle manufacturers, a company will then purchase those bre-built frames and engines etc, then build it into an actual RV. It's like in the earlier models one could buy a vehicle and it may say General Motors, but upon opening the door, at the bottom door jam it would have an aluminum plate that reads "Body by Fisher", (founded in 1908) although the Fisher body founded by the Fisher Brothers as a coachbuilder, was later quickly owned by GM, when GM purchased 60% of the company in 1919, and the remaining 40% in 1926. GM eventually dissolved their Fisher Body Division under a restructuring in 1984. A little fact : A Bidet was invented in the 17th century by the French, ;) The word Bidet is French meaning pony, and in Old French bider means 'to trot", as for one who "rides" or straddles a bidet much like a pony is ridden. I know it's strange in how references can be made from interpretation. Folks in the U.S. especially around the southern states, can be overly friendly to visitors, who are otherwise used to a different type of society. Tuesday morning I went with the Mrs. to have a minor operation on her finger, so while I was waiting, I struck up conversations with a number of unknown folks, that is until I opened my mouth, mind you I'm also a person that knows sometimes folks don't want to talk to anyone, family, friends and especially strangers, so I do let them know that while I can appreciate the introvert of reflections, spiritually, etc. I can also appreciate the quality of being an extrovert, so I do often say I recommend intraextaravertism for everyone, although cleverly saying there is no such word, but there are a first time for all things in creation, as as attitude characterization is of an orientation, that must be self taught, learned in recognition. Thus folks would be less stressed if they went against their reclusive self hindrances and just be truthful, if I'm yapping too much do let me know, I wont take offense. U.S. is like that, never met a stranger, unless they indicate they would rather be estranged. A daughter and her mother of which was there for a carpal Syndrome operation on her wrist, daughter was friendly enough, as well as the mother, I then spoke to a couple originally from New Jersey, intellectual type folk, she was having some growth removed from inside her arm, he enjoyed reading, but said our conversations was much more interesting than the book he had planned on reading while she was in op. I then met a fellow who I discovered was originally from Alabama, of which told me jokingly his wife is a southernor, but from southern New York, he had a great sense of humor. I replied, I was born in DC, since it's not a state, it's as neutral as the Mason/Dixon line. Of which he clearly understood and replied, I've never considered that fact, but that is factually true. He told me in his youth during Vietnam he was sent draft papers, of which he attempted not to show up, so he subtly exited Alabama, and went to New York, where he met his wife. They eventually caught up with him, and was sent draft papers yet again for the army, so instead of reporting he went and joined the AirForce, in which he ended up spending the next 35 years before retiring. I replied you gamed them and you won, they would have had you most likely killed one way or another, or both in the body or in the spirit. You made a choice in your free will, in which hopefully you are content with. The remarkable end result was every single person I spoke with who either left, or joined their spouse, replied in kind, "I have enjoyed our conversation". It made me smile, because it reminded me of the scene in "Home Alone", when Kevin goes into the church, & the elderly gentleman who is his neighbor of which people tell all sorts of bad things about, walks up and they have an in depth conversation, in which was helpful to both. That I suppose fortifies my belief in the benfits of being an extrovert, creating experiences in which one can later reflect upon as an introvert. I apologize for this lengthy comment, hopefully it may benefit yourtube adventure, and success? As always I enjoy your videos, comments, replies, and witnessing your reactions to various indifferences between societies, & their experiences, and often non experiences. Best successes..
U BOTH WILL go EVERYWHERE ur hearts desires cuz u have good intentions and cuz of that u can do anything...u seem so much lk all my friends and family u both joke just as Americans i luv ur channel cuz it shows me u both are more alike to a American than not...we are ALL gods children
With the high insurance and fee in the RV park ($500+$160 for two days), it's more expensive 28:48 than a 4 star hotel !!!! If you owned it, it would be like buying a house and driving it around.
I own one of these, come to America, I’ll lend it to you free of charge and you can drive around to see some of the places in the north east, and travel down the coast so the south east….then you are on your own for the Midwest and west coast!
I can't remember what it was but there was a video I saw that explained "Why America doesn't use bidets?" because I saw a bidet before but never used it. Bidets have an interesting history.
Hey Guys, I thought to share a few insights about RVs in America. First, don't think that all Americans can afford RVs. New ones are very expensive, and often what you will see are retirees who have invested their whole lives purchase one as a kind of retirement gift to themselves so that in their retirement years they can travel the country and see the sights. It makes sense to purchase an RV in America because, as you know full well, we have every conceivable type of geography and environment here, so you can vacation everywhere and what better way to do it than in a house that's mobile with all the comforts of home?? So my point is that it makes sense if you have the $$$ and it's not just an extravagant/vain purchase. Second, RVs are like cars in the sense that their value depreciates rapidly, which means that a typical middle class family can purchase a much older and much more economical (i.e. cheaper) model and the family can then go on vacations with it. For instance, we recently purchased a full-sized camper that is like an RV except that you have to attach it to a truck. These are obviously much less expensive than a full RV. The cost to us was only $10,000. It doesn't have a lot of modern amenities but it has everything one could need even in 2024. This is why I do not mind people getting rich PROVIDED that they MERIT their incomes NOT by financially exploiting the public because those who merit their income buy new things when they are expensive and then the companies producing those things are able to make more but at a much cheaper per unit cost, and eventually, those items become financially accessible even to the common man like me who has a really nice camper for just $10k, easily within my reach.
This was fun to watch you react to. RVs are a great way to travel across the US due to its huge size and distance between places. I know of many people who go from one national park to another. Some are full time, at least for a few years, but most people use them like a cottage or vacation home for weekends or long trips. Like most things, the prices and costs depend greatly on the type of unit you purchase. Like a boat, RVs need to be constantly maintained, and there’s always something needing attention. The better ones level themselves, have awnings for outside protection under the sun and living area. They’re nice if you’re into that sort of thing. Had she set the nozzle from the diesel pump properly it would have shut itself off once the tank was full. I give her a lot of credit for giving it a go. They can be very intimidating to use.
Most people with an RV, have a house and only use their RVs for traveling and vacations. Others rent one for a vacation, but some decide to buy a used school bus on the cheap cheap, and convert it into an RV on their own. I think she means the deposit, in which case you get most of it back once you return the rental in good, clean condition. Most state parks have hook ups for RVs and even grey water dump access (for the toilet and used water), so I'm not sure what she means. Newer RVs have a back up camera, guess hers does not. You should react to the families that actually live in converted buses and vans with their entire families, its crazy to me lol. Most gas pumps will click off then your tank is full, not sure how she did that.
We used to have gas station attendants a long time ago, but all gas stations have gone to self service. The pumps all have a shut off valve and are supposed to stop pumping before the fuel spills, the one she used probably malfunctioned. Most of the warm southern states have year round camping. Only a few places have winter camping.
Depending on the state, there are people who pump your gas for you. I know for a fact that NJ is one of them. I personally, pump my own gas, I would never do an RV thing. I would take my Jeep Wrangler from place to place and would stay in a decent hotel without the worry of a payment on a separate vehicle.
35 gallons for 90 miles of driving comes out to 2.75 miles per gallon On a long distance drive you will be burning a lot of gas , roughly 10 times as much as in a car
$400k seems high but I don't think a reasonable price would be too much less. maybe $250k? the reason is that it's a house on wheels. there's everything in there, shower kitchen full sized bed living room etc. etc.
That rig she is driving cost more than a three bedroom two bath home. I know because I tried to talk a woman into doing that once. Ended up buying that 3 br/2 bath home for her and her NEW husband.
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It is not as hard as she makes it out to be. Surely the instructor told her how to use her side mirrors and watch her rear corners etc. The is she starting out with a 40" rig. I am 92 years and have had 6 RVs over the years and can drive any size. It has a backup camera to view the rear area.
She is renting it for 2 days. Not owning it. Its a Class A, she wasn't talking about glass. The rig costs 400,000. Class A is determined by size and amenities.
Big country + Big families = RV. So because of the roads and the Model T people were encouraged to travel. We also had big public works projects to get men out of bread lines and get them an education and work training. I had family in the CC and that got them in to the fight in the war later. Many later had enough education to fight in the war and fly bombing raids when before they were running barefoot in a field and were malnourished so that was the Conservation Corp. The CC built our National park system mostly so now Americans have a tradition of vacationing to see the states and there natural wounders and there are good and bad businesses built around this vacation cycle. 😄 These RV's are mostly as used as baby shoes so there is a thriving resale market. Conservation Corp ua-cam.com/video/6ZArEDEVo4s/v-deo.htmlsi=lm_PLwCoBpPLIk91
English speakers use the French word, because it's the oldest tradition of the English language to follow other languages down dark alleys and mug them of their nouns, verbs, and adjectives.
@@mfree80286 Well, ACTUALLY it is because of the Norman conquest that brought the French language to the Islands. Fully 40% of nouns in the English language are loan words from French because of that.
She should have gotten a smaller one, I don’t know why and does she have an American driver’s license? My grandmother had a small one and worked her way after years of driving all over US
Paying 400K for something that will last less than 10 years is ridiculous!! Even people that buy those B size vans to live in are about 100K. They are the worst investment. Regarding fueling, filling up your own tank is the norm here. It is rare that you have someone do it. Most places don't have workers that do that. It is easy.
Not the best RV. This is just a rental. There are so many amazing RV's out there. Many are totally customized for their owners with beautiful paintings on the outside. Some even can have a small car under the back to use once you park in a RV camp area. Some will pull recreation vehicles behind to.
Okay before I even watch your reaction. There are tons of places.you Can spend the night for free? Truck stops rest areas Walmart's a lot of other stores and places. You can buy motor homes also a lot cheaper than this one. I've seen her video before I like her a lot. But unfortunately she doesn't realize. There's tons of motor homes and trailers all different. They're much cheaper still and more expensive. You're just depends on what you want. Do you use motor homes or self-contained meaning? You don't have to plug them in. Or anything else, Until later if you want where they're available. Also almost all motor homes have backup cameras. Where you look at a screen that shows behind you when you're backing up. She may not have known this.
Inshallah both of you are able to make it here. Recreational Vehicle (RV) is fun when you have company. You can find smaller ones for camping but those larger ones: you need to find specific places for them. I've seen ones that are small enough where it's basically put onto the back of an American pickup truck.
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I wish you guys could come to AMERICA 🇺🇸...
You would be so Great Here...People would Love you both... jobs so easy... you would make it here 👍
Because we would show how to live here and to be Happy 🥰....
I wish I could send you so money every month...it would make me so happy to do that for you
Maybe you can find out how it can be done or maybe some gifts
I suggest you 2 find someone in the U.S. that you trust, to start a GoFund Account so money could be raised to fund a vacation to America!?
Hahaha she said “class” not “glass” 😂😂😂😂
She meant class but said glass
She said 'class' not 'glass'. She is driving a class A rv. The whole RV cost 400k.
Never give up on your dreams fellas someday you will have that car and so much more.
Inshallah
In the USA we generally pump our own gas...you don't need to know the capacity of the tank as the nozzles have an auto shut off to them and it stops filling when it is full. Some states it is illegal to pump your own gas, but very few are that way.
I hope all your dreams come true!! You are wonderful young men, who deserve the best!!
Thank you so much!
HAHA i love how bro just casually talking about commiting insurance fraud 🤣🤣 gotta love these guys lol funny stuff
The woman in this video.., Eva zu Beck, is from Poland and has an absolutely fascinating UA-cam channel. She videos herself as she travels the world, mainly truck camping….( As she said, she was driving this behemoth while her truck was being repaired). An entire series from Mexico to Alaska….and more. She is quite the adventurer and runs mega-marathons. Speaks several languages. She has great courage. I’m an old woman and am sometimes in awe of her spirit.
Me and my brother pulled our money together and lived in one of these for 2 years. We traveled all over the U.S. and still weren't able to visit every state. Best thing we ever did in our lives!
How did you fund such a trip? I would love to do that!
@tamiramos5873 Well my brother is a %100 disabled veteran so he has guaranteed income. I pulled my 401k plus had some saved up. I figured screw it, it's a once in a lifetime trip you know.
@@tamiramos5873 We also saved by staying at military bases and national parks when we could. All national parks are free since my brother is a veteran.
@@samuraishogun8395that 100% helps if you stay at military base campsites or national parks. Get some discounts on the fees.
I have friends that live in a RV full time. They are a married couple and work as travelling workers. He is a X-Ray tech like me and his wife is a Registered Nurse. They always get their assignments together and use the RV as home. He has a motorcycle and she pulls that with their small truck. That way they can park the RV and don't have to move it until they are ready to move on to their next assignments. They have been doing this for nearly 20 years now (they are child-free).
The book she was reading is called Jonathan Livingston Seagull and is very good.
The gasoline hose here shut off automatically when they sense it is full. Not sure what happened to her.
In smaller RV you can go down back roads and camp in nature. They call it boondocking. When boondocking you can find many free places to camp that is 0 $. That’s a more fun experience, more beautiful and more quiet too.
Im a fulltime camper. We call them weekend warriors, snowbirds a glampers. Its hard living but its free living. American dream. Movement.
You guys are so appreciative of our lifestyle in the U.S. and so humble that I wish every American could watch the two of you and be a bit more appreciative of what we have. You guys are the best and I hope you get here soon.
If she locked the trigger on the gas pump it would have cut off automatically.
They sell 2 bedroom RV’s some with 2 bathrooms so you could definitely live together. A lot of the furniture like the dining table becomes a bed. The table slides out and there are cushions you add to convert it. You can make it so the couch converts to a bed as well. She paid insurance like that because she was renting it it also could have been high because she was on an international license. You can buy these RV’s at almost any price point especially if you buy used. You can also buy a 5th wheel Camper which is just as much space and really nice except it attaches to a truck so someone has to get out of the camper to drive the truck so everyone can’t be together but they are substantially cheaper. At the 6:35 mark a fifth wheel passed her on the high way if you want to see how similar they are. I was looking to buy a 2 bedroom one and they were between $30k to $50K the ones I was looking at. Oh you can also get RV’s with one bedroom and one dorm room. The dorm room has several bunk beds sleeps up to 5 depending so kids can sleep.
It looks like with the gas when the panel stopped because it was full she squeezed at the same time and ended up restarting it. I really hope she cleaned that up or at least let the station know. Wouldn’t be very nice for the next person to get diesel all over their hands also.
One day all your dreams will come true for both of you fellas.
I live full time in an RV and would not trade it for anything. Freedom!
I envy you
The fuel nozzles click off automatically when you pay attention! Another great video.
Never give up on your dreams fellas! Keep in mind these RVs are owned by less than 10% of ALL "RV'ers" so they're basically a dream for 99.99% of americans too (even the car is a dream for most of us). The largest majority of people with "campers" is a far more simple trailer pulled behind a pickup truck. Generally the people who buy these expensive ones sold their house and live in it full time on the road.
I love seeing your reactions to everything, you're my two favorite reactors. Id love to see algeria some day, and hope that you guys can come visit us someday as well!
Much love from the beautiful mountains Idaho! :)
The older couple said they live in a traditional home several months a year.
Also a second home like an RV can be tax deductable just like a primary home.
She was saying, “this class of RV.” Not glass lol
At Truck Stop Pumping Gas if she had locked the nozzle it would have stop automatically when tank was full. She was manually holding it down and distracted by talking so that’s why she over flowed the gas
Then the system failed because it should shut off automatically.
@@ToxicGamer86454 reason it did not shut off was because she kept it manually pressed. They will click off and if you are paying attention you feel the click and you release it. She was talking and distracted so she held the nozzle in place and did not release her hold on the lever, she continued to press it will so fuel continue. In the beginning if she had locked the lever in the on position and kept her hands off it would have stopped on its own.
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I have been all over the country and I have not experienced these pumps you speak of.
@@ToxicGamer86454 really. That’s weird. That’s all I’m familiar with. I love that they lock so you don’t have to hold on to the pump handle. The handle locks.
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Ok, stop playing games.
I love watching your guys reactions to the things you see. I wish I could fly you and your families over and show you everything. But I'm not rich. Just a poor normal woman. God bless
Hello from Florida. You guys are great. I have been watching you for a while. I can't believe you only have 2.47 subscribers. You deserve 247k! I am subscribing now. Good luck, and I hope you guys become a great success.
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I live in Utah and more than half of my family have motor homes/trailers. Some use them often and one has kept it parked for years. The end gave you a better view of what most Utahns see daily. It's beautiful. We hosted the winter Olympics is 2002 and will probably be hosting again in 2024.
Man, that lady is all “Show” don’t believe her boys. The man holding the camera was the one driving that RV the whole time, except for the money shots(straightaways on the highway and parked locations) 🎥😅.
Johnathan Livingston Seagull ( the book shes reading ) is available as a audio book on UA-cam
The pumps have backpressure detection, when fuel reaches the nozzle they trip the pump off. She didn't appear to have the pump nozzle fully inserted into the tank, and to compound that it's a truck stop diesel pump which is a high flow setup since any given pump might be dispensing 100+ gallons per vehicle.
RV classes are just rough estimates of size and capability. Class A's are typically these bus-like fully custom made vehicles, Class C are smaller A types, sometimes units built onto the back of a chassis cab (a commercial vehicle with just the cabin and frame sold for other companies to build their own equipment on the back), and Class B are converted vans and such.
Technically... well, theoretically, her Odyssey is a Class B. Why does the scale go A-C-B? No idea, I didn't come up with it.
My husband and I bought one to live in back in 2017, after we decided we wanted to travel and see the country. Yeah, it was expensive, but we were going to be living in it full time, so we bought the best we could afford. We lived in it for a few months to get used to it before taking it on the road for a trip. We prepared for our first trip, made sure everything was properly serviced, and, while I was inside, my daughter saw my husband collapse against the side of the rv. She said, "you're not going ANYWHERE in that big thing until a doctor says you're okay to drive. We took him to the hospital, where they had to give him 5 units of blood and do emergency surgery on him - on a Saturday night! He wouldn't have made it out of the state of Florida! He had advanced cancer. We never did go anywhere in our rv. After he died, I was left to live in it by myself. It wouldn't have been too bad, if I didn't have to pay for the storage shed where all of our furniture from our house was! So, I lived in our dream rv until almost 2 years ago - when a hurricane ripped the roof off and did a whole bunch of other damage to it. I had dropped the insurance on it because I had developed a serious illness and had major surgery, so I had no help - and lost my home. So, if you're going to go rv for life, make sure you have a back-up plan provided for! If it weren't for my kids, I would be in the streets right now. This is NOT the rv dream my husband and I had in mind. Both of us had always been healthy - then, suddenly we weren't anymore! That dream quickly became a nightmare! So, be careful!
I love you guys! I pray only God's BEST for you and your families!
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You should check out the silver "Airstream" RVs . They are pretty iconic and come in different sizes. This is what I'd go for if buying a camper.
Also… What a surprise!!! How about introducing and inviting your brother to be in one of your reaction videos. We would love to meet him.
You can buy smaller rv's, and you can buy used ones that are cheaper. Years ago a large group of us flew to Anchorage, Alaska, rented 3 25 foot rv's, and drove north to Denali National Park. It was a great trip, with lots of places offering RV servicing along the way. Most rich people and celebrities do not do this.
This is mainly middle class Americans and lots of retired Americans.
Gas pumps always stop automatically when the tank is full but sometimes you can get a little spill over but normally not as much as she did..
This girl is doing something we call Glamping., combining camping and glamor. We camp but in a tent. 😂
Yea normally when filling your gas you can lock the nozzle and it will pop when done and stop by itself. People usually hold it when they want to overfill their tanks from what I've seen
You do know she's not alone somebody's holding the camera
The green hose at the service station is for diesel not gasoline. It stops automatically when the tank is full. She was holding it half out so it spilled but that has never happened to me. It is very rare to have gas station attendants. Mostly you get it yourself, except in the State of New Jersey where I think they don't let you do it yourself.
She's not very smart tbh. She's eccentric and bizarre. She doesn't even shave her legs or armpits. It's gross.
I am an insurance damage appraiser and in new england repairs are $150.00 per hr. plus part prices. An accident gets very expensive very fast, get the extra insurance and drive it like you stole it.
There are plenty of regular gas stations that can accommodate an RV.
The reason her fuel spilled is the automatic stop handle didn't work correctly. All gas, diesel and kerosene pumps in the USA have a special device in the nozzle that closes the valve when the fuel level reaches the end of the nozzle. All gas stations must have them by Law. Only privately owned fuel pumps like farms or construction companies are excluded.
That RV is beautiful but I could never afford it! I can barely afford a decent tent!
You can get like new RV for good price. This is upper class one more expensive. My mother father in law paid $70, for their used but like new.
U are RIGHT this suv looks lk a suv made to track a twister
OK, let me explain this class RV is range from a little over $2 million down to under $100,000. There’s not a lot of RVs that cost over $400,000 that aren’t custom made in other words specifically designed by the owners, in America. You can get what she’s driving used for about 40 or $50,000, maybe less depending on the age and condition
Have a great weekend!
I gotta tell u guys i absolutely luv u both ur soo down to earth are u truly brothers? Or just brothers lk friends? I see one of u is married. I truly hope u get to America to see the world im Portuguese American lived here all my life my parents are from Portugal and i see the difference of their childhood to mine .i luv knowing about different cultures that make up America and i have a few friends that married Muslims men and we joke about how lucky she is now that on bad hair days noone knows except her husband. I respect ur culture and luv to see how u respect the melting pot culture of the usa but tbh we are of all cultures but i feel we nd alot more work on the melting part ..
But not with everyone ,we have alot of great loving people here just as im sure u do were u live..i hope to see the video were u both come here to visit i pray u are met by only welcoming people lk me cuz unfortunately there are not nice people everywhere but we are more good than not as im sure is the same were u live.cuz ik there is more good in this world than bad...god bless u both from ur American Portuguese friend❤
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My father drove big trucks and trailers. Wind is a problem.
Wind literally picked up his huge truck with trailer and spun him around landing on the other side of the barrier.
There was a TV series from 1996-1999 called The Promise Land, that had a family that lived in an RV and they homeschooled their children as they travelled across America. It was a spin off of Touched By An Angel. Just mentioning this to let you know, you could actually have a family and live in an RV. Of course it would be a VERY CLOSE family. 😜
she said the CLASS of RV (meaning the type) not the glass.. lol so the RV costs approx. 400k
The important thing to be considered in the United States is that licensing is based on gross weight of a vehicle.
It's not the size but the end weight that makes a difference in the licensing structure.
Rv's such as this are over all made of lightweight materials to keep it within the weight limitations of licensing.
So they tend to stay with a lighter weight of building materials.
Earlier models starting from around the 1950's or so the rv's and or trailers were made of aluminum and or fiberglass, the more recent
models use a polymer, which is a plastic on the over all outside structure.
The frame however remains metal, and there are safety requirements as well.
It's not unusual for these have a starting price of about quarter of a million dollars, or about $250 thousand dollars.
Most often in order to rent an RV a person must be at least 25 years of age, have a valid drivers license,
They must complete and give permission for the verification process which checks their background, driving history, and insurance risk.
Any criminal element discovered will result in denial of approval.
Since she is from Europe I am curious of how her driving record was perhaps so easily accessed from the states, although I do know the
United States have an extensive network of connections via multi-national agreements, but it appears to have been rather easy for her, considering
it was a spare of the moment thing, as her other rented vehicle (originally acting as a minimalist) had a breakdown and was at the mechanics shop.
Me think and feel renting is a better option, considering the price tag while knowing so many folks are suffering from things they need, it doesn't seem right to me
to full fill my want for something knowing others are suffering, thus instead of purchasing one, I consider renting as a much better option.
As the cost to rent an RV averages about $100.00 a day, meaning for the price of renting an RV versus purchasing one, one could rent an RV for
2,500 days, with no cost in maintenance, versus owning, which would have about a $945.00 monthly payment, excluding insurance.
To place a better perspective 2,500 days of renting equals to about 6.8 years.
When we had new tires last spring put on our Durango, a guy who owns an RV came to see if they could put a new tire on his RV, they said no, and he replied
unfortunately not a single tire store was willing to do the work, the biggest problem is insurance liability, RV's cost so much no one wants to accept
the potential liability, especially insurers. (This is why I'm an advocate for self insured, and or Insurance Unions, the later is an idea concept I developed
over the last 20 years, to develop far lower cost insurance across the industry, which would and should be less over capitalised as an over all industry,
since insurance in many instances are mandatory, thus capitalism should have less weight in a supposed free society.
Although there are quite a few RV sales dealers in the area, I think he wanted to avoid the speciality RV maintenance costs, they are most likely super expensive.
They probably cost triple to change out a tire than what the tire originally costs?
Rv owners who have experienced such a situation please reply in comments and enlighten us if possible.
Depending on the required tire size a single tire can cost starting at $286.99 Roadmaster (Walmart), to $3,041.22 Toyo (Dually Wheels).
Retired folks after their children have grown and moved on with having spouses and children, often opt to sell their primary home residence and buy an RV to go on the road,
to experience places they never could afford, or have time to visit their entire lives, most working for the better of 40 years.
I don't suppose it's not asking for too much to spend a few golden years travelling and experiencing iconic locations across the United States.
A large majority of folks live and die in a place never knowing they have never lived.
The names of the RV is the manufacturer of the RV, the frames, engine all of that are manufactured by well known vehicle manufacturers, a company will then
purchase those bre-built frames and engines etc, then build it into an actual RV.
It's like in the earlier models one could buy a vehicle and it may say General Motors, but upon opening the door, at the bottom door jam it would have an aluminum plate that
reads "Body by Fisher", (founded in 1908) although the Fisher body founded by the Fisher Brothers as a coachbuilder, was later quickly owned by GM, when GM
purchased 60% of the company in 1919, and the remaining 40% in 1926.
GM eventually dissolved their Fisher Body Division under a restructuring in 1984.
A little fact : A Bidet was invented in the 17th century by the French, ;) The word Bidet is French meaning pony, and in Old French bider means 'to trot",
as for one who "rides" or straddles a bidet much like a pony is ridden.
I know it's strange in how references can be made from interpretation.
Folks in the U.S. especially around the southern states, can be overly friendly to visitors, who are otherwise used to a different type of society.
Tuesday morning I went with the Mrs. to have a minor operation on her finger, so while I was waiting, I struck up conversations with a number of unknown folks,
that is until I opened my mouth, mind you I'm also a person that knows sometimes folks don't want to talk to anyone, family, friends and especially strangers,
so I do let them know that while I can appreciate the introvert of reflections, spiritually, etc. I can also appreciate the quality of being an extrovert, so I do often say
I recommend intraextaravertism for everyone, although cleverly saying there is no such word, but there are a first time for all things in creation, as as attitude
characterization is of an orientation, that must be self taught, learned in recognition.
Thus folks would be less stressed if they went against their reclusive self hindrances and just be truthful, if I'm yapping too much do let me know, I wont take offense.
U.S. is like that, never met a stranger, unless they indicate they would rather be estranged.
A daughter and her mother of which was there for a carpal Syndrome operation on her wrist, daughter was friendly enough, as well as the mother,
I then spoke to a couple originally from New Jersey, intellectual type folk, she was having some growth removed from inside her arm, he enjoyed reading,
but said our conversations was much more interesting than the book he had planned on reading while she was in op.
I then met a fellow who I discovered was originally from Alabama, of which told me jokingly his wife is a southernor, but from southern New York, he had a great sense of humor.
I replied, I was born in DC, since it's not a state, it's as neutral as the Mason/Dixon line.
Of which he clearly understood and replied, I've never considered that fact, but that is factually true.
He told me in his youth during Vietnam he was sent draft papers, of which he attempted not to show up, so he subtly exited Alabama, and went to New York, where he met his wife.
They eventually caught up with him, and was sent draft papers yet again for the army, so instead of reporting he went and joined the AirForce, in which he ended up spending
the next 35 years before retiring.
I replied you gamed them and you won, they would have had you most likely killed one way or another, or both in the body or in the spirit.
You made a choice in your free will, in which hopefully you are content with.
The remarkable end result was every single person I spoke with who either left, or joined their spouse, replied in kind, "I have enjoyed our conversation".
It made me smile, because it reminded me of the scene in "Home Alone", when Kevin goes into the church, & the elderly gentleman who is his neighbor of which
people tell all sorts of bad things about, walks up and they have an in depth conversation, in which was helpful to both.
That I suppose fortifies my belief in the benfits of being an extrovert, creating experiences in which one can later reflect upon as an introvert.
I apologize for this lengthy comment, hopefully it may benefit yourtube adventure, and success?
As always I enjoy your videos, comments, replies, and witnessing your reactions to various indifferences between societies, & their experiences, and often
non experiences.
Best successes..
Her fuel mileage worked out to be approximately 1.1 km per liter of diesel.
U BOTH WILL go EVERYWHERE ur hearts desires cuz u have good intentions and cuz of that u can do anything...u seem so much lk all my friends and family u both joke just as Americans i luv ur channel cuz it shows me u both are more alike to a American than not...we are ALL gods children
thank you so much but in isalm we say we are all gods creation
@HABIBIBROTHERS1 thank u for telling me I ment the same thing but I'm very happy u corrected me cuz I NEVER want to dis respect anyone much luv ❤️
@HABIBIBROTHERS1 actually the way ur taught is more beautiful tbh I will say it how u say it in Islam so beautiful
With the high insurance and fee in the RV park ($500+$160 for two days), it's more expensive 28:48 than a 4 star hotel !!!! If you owned it, it would be like buying a house and driving it around.
your face at $400,000 dollars for the r.v. priceless
I own one of these, come to America, I’ll lend it to you free of charge and you can drive around to see some of the places in the north east, and travel down the coast so the south east….then you are on your own for the Midwest and west coast!
That would be amazing! Imagine the great videos they could make.
I can't remember what it was but there was a video I saw that explained "Why America doesn't use bidets?" because I saw a bidet before but never used it. Bidets have an interesting history.
Hey Guys, I thought to share a few insights about RVs in America. First, don't think that all Americans can afford RVs. New ones are very expensive, and often what you will see are retirees who have invested their whole lives purchase one as a kind of retirement gift to themselves so that in their retirement years they can travel the country and see the sights. It makes sense to purchase an RV in America because, as you know full well, we have every conceivable type of geography and environment here, so you can vacation everywhere and what better way to do it than in a house that's mobile with all the comforts of home?? So my point is that it makes sense if you have the $$$ and it's not just an extravagant/vain purchase. Second, RVs are like cars in the sense that their value depreciates rapidly, which means that a typical middle class family can purchase a much older and much more economical (i.e. cheaper) model and the family can then go on vacations with it. For instance, we recently purchased a full-sized camper that is like an RV except that you have to attach it to a truck. These are obviously much less expensive than a full RV. The cost to us was only $10,000. It doesn't have a lot of modern amenities but it has everything one could need even in 2024. This is why I do not mind people getting rich PROVIDED that they MERIT their incomes NOT by financially exploiting the public because those who merit their income buy new things when they are expensive and then the companies producing those things are able to make more but at a much cheaper per unit cost, and eventually, those items become financially accessible even to the common man like me who has a really nice camper for just $10k, easily within my reach.
This was fun to watch you react to. RVs are a great way to travel across the US due to its huge size and distance between places. I know of many people who go from one national park to another. Some are full time, at least for a few years, but most people use them like a cottage or vacation home for weekends or long trips. Like most things, the prices and costs depend greatly on the type of unit you purchase. Like a boat, RVs need to be constantly maintained, and there’s always something needing attention. The better ones level themselves, have awnings for outside protection under the sun and living area. They’re nice if you’re into that sort of thing. Had she set the nozzle from the diesel pump properly it would have shut itself off once the tank was full. I give her a lot of credit for giving it a go. They can be very intimidating to use.
Most people with an RV, have a house and only use their RVs for traveling and vacations. Others rent one for a vacation, but some decide to buy a used school bus on the cheap cheap, and convert it into an RV on their own. I think she means the deposit, in which case you get most of it back once you return the rental in good, clean condition. Most state parks have hook ups for RVs and even grey water dump access (for the toilet and used water), so I'm not sure what she means. Newer RVs have a back up camera, guess hers does not. You should react to the families that actually live in converted buses and vans with their entire families, its crazy to me lol. Most gas pumps will click off then your tank is full, not sure how she did that.
Not saying don't practice driving backwards, just don't do it unless you have to.
We used to have gas station attendants a long time ago, but all gas stations have gone to self service. The pumps all have a shut off valve and are supposed to stop pumping before the fuel spills, the one she used probably malfunctioned. Most of the warm southern states have year round camping. Only a few places have winter camping.
Depending on the state, there are people who pump your gas for you. I know for a fact that NJ is one of them. I personally, pump my own gas, I would never do an RV thing. I would take my Jeep Wrangler from place to place and would stay in a decent hotel without the worry of a payment on a separate vehicle.
$500 FOR 2 DAYS!!! Holy fudge. Dammit now you got me saying fudge
35 gallons for 90 miles of driving comes out to 2.75 miles per gallon On a long distance drive you will be burning a lot of gas , roughly 10 times as much as in a car
$400k seems high but I don't think a reasonable price would be too much less. maybe $250k? the reason is that it's a house on wheels. there's everything in there, shower kitchen full sized bed living room etc. etc.
Mad libs ive not done those since i was 11 yrs old so much fun tho
$400,000 is a AVERAGE price. I've worked on some that was $1,000,000
That rig she is driving cost more than a three bedroom two bath home. I know because I tried to talk a woman into doing that once. Ended up buying that 3 br/2 bath home for her and her NEW husband.
I think you misheard what she said...she said class not glass, the class of RV is worth $400,000
I love that there is a third Habibi brother, and that you admire our (US) abilities. Please come visit.. we welcome you with open arms.. xo
It's AS expensive or more than a house IF you par for RV parks. If you camp outside of RV parks it is MUCH cheaper than a house
I’ve only driven Roadsters … LOL.
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My father has an RV that is just as large as this one.
You can buy a used RV or camper in good condition for a lot less money
I soo luv u both
It is not as hard as she makes it out to be. Surely the instructor told her how to use her side mirrors and watch her rear corners etc. The is she starting out with a 40" rig. I am 92 years and have had 6 RVs over the years and can drive any size. It has a backup camera to view the rear area.
$400k is nuthin’! I’ve seen them at $2mil.
She is renting it for 2 days. Not owning it. Its a Class A, she wasn't talking about glass. The rig costs 400,000. Class A is determined by size and amenities.
The car looks it is like a Chevrolet Suburban.
I just like to check in on your channel every once in a while to see if you are USA citizens yet.
Big country + Big families = RV. So because of the roads and the Model T people were encouraged to travel. We also had big public works projects to get men out of bread lines and get them an education and work training. I had family in the CC and that got them in to the fight in the war later. Many later had enough education to fight in the war and fly bombing raids when before they were running barefoot in a field and were malnourished so that was the Conservation Corp. The CC built our National park system mostly so now Americans have a tradition of vacationing to see the states and there natural wounders and there are good and bad businesses built around this vacation cycle. 😄 These RV's are mostly as used as baby shoes so there is a thriving resale market. Conservation Corp ua-cam.com/video/6ZArEDEVo4s/v-deo.htmlsi=lm_PLwCoBpPLIk91
This is Toyota 4Runner starts at $40,000.00
Class not glass, there are different classes of RV, her accent makes some words sound wrong so it's understandable.
The word is Bidet. It is a French word. English speakers use the French word as it is adopted into English
English speakers use the French word, because it's the oldest tradition of the English language to follow other languages down dark alleys and mug them of their nouns, verbs, and adjectives.
@@mfree80286 Well, ACTUALLY it is because of the Norman conquest that brought the French language to the Islands. Fully 40% of nouns in the English language are loan words from French because of that.
@@user-po3ev7is5w Exactly what I mean. You steal our island, we steal your language.
@@mfree80286 So true!
She should have gotten a smaller one, I don’t know why and does she have an American driver’s license? My grandmother had a small one and worked her way after years of driving all over US
Yes that's alot. That's why most of us don't have one. 😂😂😂 beautiful but know
You both crack me up .. 😂❤
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Paying 400K for something that will last less than 10 years is ridiculous!! Even people that buy those B size vans to live in are about 100K. They are the worst investment. Regarding fueling, filling up your own tank is the norm here. It is rare that you have someone do it. Most places don't have workers that do that. It is easy.
Not the best RV. This is just a rental. There are so many amazing RV's out there. Many are totally customized for their owners with beautiful paintings on the outside. Some even can have a small car under the back to use once you park in a RV camp area. Some will pull recreation vehicles behind to.
Okay before I even watch your reaction.
There are tons of places.you
Can spend the night for free?
Truck stops rest areas Walmart's a lot of other stores and places.
You can buy motor homes also a lot cheaper than this one.
I've seen her video before I like her a lot.
But unfortunately she doesn't realize. There's tons of motor homes and trailers all different. They're much cheaper still and more expensive. You're just depends on what you want. Do you use motor homes or self-contained meaning? You don't have to plug them in.
Or anything else, Until later if you want where they're available. Also almost all motor homes have backup cameras.
Where you look at a screen that shows behind you when you're backing up.
She may not have known this.
Had she have locked the fuel nozzle on like a normal person it would have shut off on its own automatically
Inshallah both of you are able to make it here. Recreational Vehicle (RV) is fun when you have company. You can find smaller ones for camping but those larger ones: you need to find specific places for them. I've seen ones that are small enough where it's basically put onto the back of an American pickup truck.
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The campers are much cheaper. 20 thousand and better. Just tow it to your car. Park it anywhere free. You don't have to drive that big thing
This probably cost at least 300,000 dollars to buy.
15:54 you gotta djinn.
Oh wow, i thought most Muslim countries have bidets (water cleaner on the toilet)