Thanks fast food harry potter

2:02 made me remember The Walking Dead Show Vibes haha

0:40 It's not boiling water! it's oil and there's a room that has the oil machine.

GTP!

One big piece of advice in winter, DO NOT sweat…sweat means hypothermia and death.

When i was homeless I used a wool sheepskin rug from a yard sale and wool blankets. Be careful with gas and propane with corbon monoxide

Dang you just skipped a ton of cool spots in oregon. next time you are near portland go to the columbia gorge, lots of waterfalls and spots to visit

somehow I am from the PNW and have lived in oregon for 7 years and still havent been to mt st helens or adams. mt hood and rainier plenty of times tho

Never ever leave the engine on to sleep if it's snowing. If you fall asleep and the snow covers the tailpipe you wont wake up

HEY FRIEND> toque. DOUBLE SOCKS< BIG SOCKIES> and gloves. srsly youll b fine. also drink some hot tea at night . wish u safety <3

lol they are all volcano's in the PNW. mt rainier, mt hood, mt adams, mt st helens, and so on

Affordable housing has become such a distant dream in this generation that there are homeless tutorials now

Sand Heater and Humidity

Heated blankets are the best thing since sliced bread

No rust under a car? Idk what that even mean being from the Northeast 😂

Im sensing a lot of this backlash against Wes is just jealousy. Also, Mormons...

Now compare to 10 years ago!!!!! They're throwing you crumbs man 😮‍💨

After stroke I lost everything very depressed, you can go to s shelter if you have s car...I got help thru the Goodwill..yes the hated good will..they got me back to work with certifications.

if your going to be homeless in your car, you might as well drive to a state where it never or rarely gets cold, so you don't have to worry about the ELEMENTS killing you or severely injuring you

Zippo handwarmers are the bee's knees. I put one in my coveralls when the weather gets extra nasty. Makes the felt temperature about 20 °F warmer.

How long does the power bank last?

Rigbt now im on a res street thats next to other cars but luckily not in front of no ones house directly!

VESTA Self-Powered heater

I live in a 98 escort that had no blower motor for a month until it fixed the blower motor so it finally had blowing heat during the winter. Lived in it for 3 months. Got kicked out of so many rest stops and about got kicked out of deer Creek in Ohio. Still miss the summer nights sneaking the car into a field and looking up at the moon from a blanket

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You can’t use this is a physical address at banks btw. Which all banks require

Thanks, Now I can prepare for being Homeless.

Get a large tin can and build a small fire in it and set it on your center console. You'll thank me later

My man, youre flying through parking lots. O_o

If you have a vehicle you will be fine. Easy to find work. It's not that bad at all.

That trunk is absolutely Massive

Who the heck pays YT premium?

This also goes for pick up artistry cold approach.

I lived in a tent , and under the bridge. We didn’t have the luxury of a running car or heated blankets lol. Layers did it for me. Many many layers

Using start your car and use the heat as number one is common sense and shouldn't even need to be said. The blanket gonna run your battery dead, and who plugging a heater into that battery generator box? They need 6 feet of space in front of them to use safely, that wouldn't even work. This whole video is bad advice

Yessss its so annoying

Insulate car roof and windows

try being on the street

When I was younger I was homeless living in a car in the upper Midwest. Clean wool socks you only wear while sleeping, a good beanie, and staying hydrated. Valuable lessons on staying warm that has payed off so many times throughout the rest of my life.

MAGA!!!

Wear a warm hat, so much body heat is lost through your head.

May I ask how can you afford travel when you’re homeless? Do you have a job? Also how do you shower? Really curious. I’ve always wanted to travel but I lost my job and it’s hard for me to find one. Also be careful of Temu. They found out Temu has has hundreds of toxic chemicals like lead and a bunch of other things in there products. Please be careful when using them.

7 Cents for 1000 views on YT. Not that much😅

Buy two 0 degree rated sleeping bags, get a good winter hat, cocoon up and you should be good. This video is stupid.

Honestly, a few candles on the dashboard (obviously not around where you could knock them over in your sleep) is enough to take the edge off. I’ve spent a few nights in non-heated bobhouses and had like 6 small candles burning the entire night. With a sleeping bag and a wool blanket, I was warm enough.

Solar shades for windshield and rear window help reduce heat transfer. If possible, Avoid having anything wet inside the cabin. I would also try to not sleep in the clothes i was wearing, sleep clothes. Stay hydrated. Drink regularly and dont chug, let the body absorb, peeing really does work both ways. You pee more often when its cold becouse of blood vessels near the skin contract, trying to protect tissue under the skin, it is an uncomfortable survival response that makes you feel cold even thought the body is doing it's job. You will lose some body heat when you urinate but the body will require less energy to keep the core warm. Being able to "tinkle" a little if you wanted without needing to is probably ideal.

1st. Get a job. 2nd. save money. 3rd. buy an RV. 4th. Drive somewhere.

I guess this is what happened after home alone.

Get a house ..

Parking in residential areas are perfect, especially in middle class neighborhoods. Helped me in college when I was late submitting my housing application and was put on the waiting list.