@@johnmackey3937 It’s my understanding that most lots have an assigned address associated with it which is the primary address. Thanks John

@@shadowband70 Thanks Jean, wishing you the same.

@wildernesshermit 👌🙂

Very true. Excellent advice, thanks fs_dave.

@@RyanMercer Many thanks Ryan.

@@mcwhorter141mcwhorter8 I’ve had that happen too. Thanks for letting me know. Happy thanksgiving to you as well.

I've tried them with mixed results but it might be time to try again. Thanks.

Many thanks, I appreciate your comment.

@@rainbows-r-us109 once again I thank you for the excellent comment. Your right about a garage and the towing cost. I was wondering why my channel subscriptions took a sudden jump. It was you! Many many thanks Rainbows. You articulate comments and support are greatly appreciated.

There are a few that KZbin includes, most are click through. I'm not sponsored by anyone no will I ever bother pestering viewers with ads for companies who give me anything free or otherwise. When I'm watching someones video and they launch in to an ad for a sponsor I click out. Thanks Rainbows for your great comment contributions.

@@Poncho758 Thanks Poncho, comments like that is my motivation to keep posting videos.

@@rainbows-r-us109Many thanks for your kind words and watching the videos. KZbins platform seems to be based on a mysterious algorithm that doesn’t always get it right. Lol

@@wildernesshermit I seldom tune in to KZbin at all, and when I do, I know exactly who and what I want to watch, and it is nothing but that. Perhaps most people are different and just surf from channel to channel and prefer variety. At any rate, there is no setting I can find on KZbin to quit proceeding to a random channel. I like your channel a lot, because you have a lot of good advice that makes sense and make the case for moderation and common sense. I am watching from oldest --> newest to take in everything in order, and usually watch 1-2 videos per day since it was recommended on Wrong Planet. Specific question (that may get answered later in a video you have already made) is: what do you eat? This is a huge problem if you are in a remote area, it seems to me that nutrition might be limited to canned foods. What is your opinion on the need for fresh fruits and vegetables, which we are told in the media is important for health? Also, do you exercise? What is your contingency plan if there is a medical emergency? I know these are difficult questions, hope you don't mind. I was trying to envision myself living like that out in the boonies, I think I would probably prefer a small town, however I think it is a very interesting lifestyle that used to be commonplace among our ancestors.

Hey there Rainbows, Those are excellent questions and I welcome them. I've done a few videos on the "Realities" of remote off grid living. It requires a strong conviction in order to deal with many thing often taken for granted in populated urban areas. Our closet food sources, 14 miles down the mountain, are a small mom and pop grocery store and a recently built Family Dollar store. The selection is limited and often sold out. Rice, potatoes, lettuce, tomatoes, eggs, chicken, canned fruit (on rare occasions fresh) yogurt and frozen vegetables. We are in a vast food desert but do surprisingly well if you keep a cheerful "Take what you can get" mindset. Medical emergencies and healthcare are a crap shoot. The bottom line is simply knowing that you rely on yourself and continued blessing from the mystical Divine Province. But isn't that the truth wherever one lives.

@@rainbows-r-us109 Thanks Rainbows, the concept of “Don’t know” is it’s the opening to “The knowing”. Spending time in total solitude is one of my core beliefs and you understand. Thanks again.

Many thanks. Your encouragement is appreciated.

My pleasure. Thanks for commenting it's appreciated.

Namaste, friend.

Good point Dale, it is a concern. We store 3,000 gallons of water and actually do cut the grass. Thanks for commenting Dale.

I guess this question doesn't mean anything to you..l would buy you a carton of smokes..

Many thanks, I appreciate the question and I have thought about that. It would be rather involved because I’ve seen and done many things.

Many thanks Dancing.

lol. Indeed. Thanks for stopping by helidude.

Hey there Jeff. No I'm hundreds of miles from Utah. This is a company in Northern Arizona. The owner has since left a message that he's looking into the misinformation I received and thanked me. Thanks for the information, I appreciate your input.

Many thanks Rodger, we send best wishes in return.

Indeed. It seems to be a common claim that's not always backed up I guess. Thanks Art.

Indeed and thanks.

Excellent suggestion, Lori's looking into that as I write this. Many thanks Burbinski. I'll also check out that channel.

Indeed a wise decision. The less people you have to get involved in a problem often results in a better outcome. Those jump starter packs are worth their weight in gold and aren't too costly. Yes, what's with automotive design in so many cars these days that makes a simple battery swap out such a struggle. Thanks for you input lakecrab.

I live in western New York and I am currently getting the emergency road kit and jump box ready for winter driving. I only put these items in the car for long drives in the summer. I take the jump box in and out of the vehicle in winter every time I go out.

Many thanks Dale, it's been 29 years. I did a video a while back with the total cost, building and land.

Absolutely correct with so many channels. I limit my viewing to a small select few. Thanks Abe for the input.

Thanks Karen, it's a bit much isn't it. The driver was almost hysterical about the roads.

Maybe he should rethink his profession. Lol

Thanks Karen, it's our pleasure to do so.

Hey FG, I've seriously considered it. The only alternative would be something mechanically simpler, perhaps an old VW Baja Bug. Where the engine is far more accessible. Thanks my friend.

Thanks Geez. We all need a little calm and relaxation these days.

I absolutely agree Larry and have tried pointing that out in a few videos. I just came back from your channel and subscribed. Thanks for stopping bye and staying with the platform so we can still come across all of the wonderfully real people out there.

Many thanks Ruth and yes, isn't it a wonderment.

Many thanks Kenny, indeed water, the true mana from the heavens.

Good question. If not, that would be a good job opportunity for someone.

Unfortunately no Michael. A good mobil mechanic would be a blessing. Thanks for participating in the comments.

Sure would, there's a tremendous need out here. Thanks Robert.