You are amazing… smart and funny…I am laughing. thanks for the info

Where did you get your blue crossbody bag?

Someone needs to give this to Gemma Wheeler to design for.

Gosh for noone living there in years their flowers in the window sills sure are growing nicely!!! 😂

itu lemak biawak ba ada racun ka kalau makan

Bro you're a legend 😂

I’ve been using a windbreaker with pockets sewn in for YEARS with all my electronics and heavy items and no airline can object to wearing my gear. Don’t use cheap plastic bags but rather use a heavier cloth bag ( mine are from various banks ) and I use it as a shopping bag since in most countries they charge for bags at the grocery stores

Shout out Malaysia . Malaysia boleh bah

It's called an omamori.

Thats cool thats something im looking for nothing to big.

Lol😂 stupid old man fishing vest. Great idea

Hey. Where are you in Turkey?

Turkey

Great ideas I am going for 3 weeks and I have an allowance of 8 kg, I am also a female who wants to bring everything lol. Going to a warm climate than cold, so wearing all my heavy clothing

I also do the plastic bag thing! I keep my duty free bags. Also wear your sling bags as a fanny pack

Wow! That's an awesome trick. I will reinforce a paper bag so it will be sturdy enough to put a lot of heavy things. The vest is a great idea too. Thanks a lot for this travel hack!! 😊

Isnt that what normal carwash do? You go in and stay still. Looks cool tho its such a small automated carwash.

There's a trailer for $600 I am tempted

19 mile range, no heat or ac, 400ft ceiling, I’ll pass.

it's going to be like Blade Runner!

Love the overview man I’m cracking up 😂 this is so genius love the vest and the snack bag ideas.

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I can't take anyone serious, who still calls these flying cars..... It cannot be driven. It is an aerial vehicle, and this isn't even piloted, its autonomous

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As a Bruneian, I never went to SKH in my entire life lol, I always go to the two well known supermarkets in Brunei and that is Supamarket and Hua Ho

Personally my horse float is lighter than my old caravan. I attach stuff in my float with magnets.

Thanks much

take into account that the median salary in brunei is B$900 or $670. Many earn under B$600

So when taking off room u don't need the back last seats but still keep them?

you rock buddy .... thanks

Great lil tips. Thanks, 🤩

Thank you for video 🎉

Is it ok to do t he vest thing

Mo-ee-yay

What store is this?

I stuff my hoodie pockets with anything heavy and if i have to i wear a long sleeve shirt under a short sleeve and 2 pairs of pants 😆

You seem nice guy, thanks for you advise and ur time good luck. Frkm ERITREA.

Por favor Vacíen eso rompa lon y hágalo nuevo 😢

I would suggest painting the wood supports all the same color. Cover the insulation with panels or other lightweight material. It would give it a nice finished look. A fold down table to prepare and cook food, also to place a water jug and basin. A composting toilet in the area where your clothes are on the floor and a vertical bin area for clothes. Paint the floor a similar color to wood supports and cover with removable carpet that fits the area.

I wish you were in Florida. I desperately need advice asap

Or if you can put electricity in the front of trailer and run off a battery or solar generator where the clothes are make shelves and on the middle shelf put a small refridge this way you can have cold drinks and on the side of fridge put small microwave run off a solar generator and when microwave is not in use then use for light at night create an outdoor shelf on the front of the trailer near the hitch for the solar generator and make a small hole to run wires out for fridge and microwave this way you can heat up your food and on the fold out table you can use a hot plate and when done put it away on top of fridge in your shelf area

In the area that you have your clothes you should make shelves so you could put more clothes neatly and then under the 2 or 3 shelves for the whole length and on the back of the main door you should screw in one of those door shelves metal rack and then you can put your can goods soda water etc in the rack where the chairs are and where the carpet is when you walk in you should put a board on hinges and a swing out leg to make a table so you can eat there or while you are watching movies you can put your drinks or pop corn there and when not in use just fold it flat against wall....

Great to see the idea. That works! I have been travelling for the last year in a SUV. Took out all seats except the drivers ... Bed in the back and wire shelf for propane stove - cooking and heating during winter months. Insulation is a problem since there are no straight walls. I am impressed with your ... 1. Book storage. 2. Glueing reflective insulation onto styrofoam insulation. Great idea . Myself, for this winter I am looking at felt from a boatyard store. I have travelled extensively for the last year and this land is absolutely spectacular. Putting in another year ... At least. Happy travels to you.

It looks like the first two horse trailer I bought in about 1978. It was a Miley that I had for 4 or 5 years until the ramp in the rear (they also have the step-up versions) would have needed to be replaced. I've also slept in plenty of trailers at overnight events. Good conversion......this one would have been a lot more comfy to sleep in 😊

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After a half-century of make-do camping in lesser rigs, after a year and a hundred thousand miles delivering factory RecreateVehicles manufacturer-to-dealer and dealer-to-shows, we are convinced RVs are barely adequate for a few weekends annually. Full-time live-aboard requires a substantially stouter rig. . Today's video is a reminder: * A stock-trailer for horses and cattle needs to be engineered for decades of safety for the animals. A factory RecreateVehicle is not.