How to Fund Van Life: RV Show Tour + Real Jobs that Pay While You Travel!

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  @TrevorWilkinsLikesToParty · 7 months ago

  This is so great! A video that shows you what actual humans can do to maintain some funds. Not some 22 y/o that somehow built out a 200k van and travels full time. Best channel.

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• SU

  @summerstardust2064 · 7 months ago (edited)

  Just to give anyone who is uncertain about workcamping this was how it goes: Enjoyed camp host job in New Mexico NF campground. Had gorgeous free campsite, and my dog did the rounds with me in the company work truck. 30 hrs a week for the summer at 9000 ft. Also worked Camperforce at Amazon in Kentucky for Christmas. Then meandered down the Natchez Trace Parkway 3 nice free dispersed campgrounds, 2 free weeks ea. then over to Jasper Texas area until 1st of March. Fireflies in February at Sam Houston NF boondocking at Kellys pond. 3 Nice COE campgrounds in the Jasper area you can spend 2 weeks apiece dry camping at the budget sites but they also have hookup sites. Take the TX backroads for lots of free overnight roadside rests and free campgrounds in West Texas, into NM.  It was alot of fun and so nice leaving the winter and rat race behind.

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• JO

  @joe-n7b5o · 7 months ago

  I have been watching the van life, genre for 10 years. This is single handedly the best information I've seen anyone actually put out. Impressed.

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• DO

  @DONKEYdaDON · 7 months ago

  I'm a big believer in things happening for a reason, and I know for a fact that this video came across my feed at the right time before I embark on my full-time road living

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• ST

  @SteveStanley-g4t · 7 months ago

  I live in a box truck in FL, clean pools. Never broke since giving up the rat race

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• AS

  @asperspective1365 · 7 months ago

  I just got laid off last month from my corporate 9-5 i worked at for 11 years. I have a van thats pretty bare but im about to fix it up a bit and take her out for the spring / summer. This video was SUPER helpful and im only like 10 minutes in. THank you!!!!

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• AN

  @angelsandoval2160 · 6 months ago

  God literally sent this video my way , because the past few days it's been HEAVY in my heart to get an RV and just ditch this whole renting and working at one place until I retire.. ESPECIALLY because I was involved in an accident getting hit by a truck in the crosswalk and how my job treated the entire thing just was even more an eye opener..But I was like "Lord there has to be a way I can go state to state making money without working for the government" but of course trying to spread His love to others most definitely.Seeing this though really just boosted up my eagerness ❤.. Thankful for YouTubers like you because there was so much I learned...But I'm still learning everyday about RVs and the fact you can do solar is just 😮😮 .....4 more years and that lifestyle will be mine

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• JO

  @JohnoGarcia66 · 6 months ago

  This is probably one of the most informative videos I’ve ever seen about making money. It shows that there are jobs that pay well out there you can get, just have to put in the work and hustle.

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• EL

  @elegylia · 7 months ago

  This was single-handedly the most informative and helpful video I think I’ve ever seen about supporting yourself for a van/rvlife income. No bs, no trustfund savings, just a straight to the point answer with lots of resources. Immediate subscribe 💜

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• VA

  @vaughan6998 · 1 month ago

  Bunny, it was interesting to discover that employer groups would go to Quartzite to recruit. But then the people there are adventurous, adaptive and inventive, and really appreciate the money. Sounds like a motivated employee to me. <br>In Australia, someone who travels about getting work here and there, is said to be &quot;Living on the Wallaby Track&quot;. A Wallaby is a small Kangaroo style animal. It follows a little track through the forest from feeding place to feeding place. One of the best skills to have is as a &quot;Check-out Chick&quot; at a little supermarket. Every little country town in Australia will have one, and their workers always need to take their holidays etc. There are lots of transferable jobs, where once you have learnt the job, you can do it anywhere.<br>The best part is that these jobs are fun for a short time, because you know when you have saved up enough money, you can get back on the road again.

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  @BeautySolutions4u- · 6 months ago

  Loved all the info, thank you for sharing. &nbsp;I would add though that while they don&apos;t mind your pets going inside, I&apos;m sure they would appreciate you keeping them off of the furniture, especially the bedding.

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• RI

  @RIDDLER-m9j · 7 months ago

  Man, this is really cool video you did a wonderful job &nbsp;:) thank you

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