WE HAVE A HUGE PROBLEMS | AIRSTREAM RENOVATION

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[@petertravis4048]

Keep breathing, you are doing a good job keeping calm. It’s going to be beautiful when you’re done. Safe travels.

[@KyleKrieger]

Thank you for your kind words and support!

[@dirtribbonaddiction]

Gotta hand it to you for trying to make the best of that situation. It would be nice to think that woman told you all those things because that's what she was told and she just didn't know any better. Aluminum is a soft metal and wallows easily. I have always heard it is tricky to achieve a good, solid weld. Doable though. I can tell you for sure that the floor was never waterproof. Waterproofing is something I know about from years in the tile industry. You cannot waterproof something and then drive a screw thru it. It ceases to be waterproof at that point if the screw is not treated as well. The seams should have been taped with some sort of fiber or fabric before application of the painted membrane etc.. I hope you get things sorted. You're such a nice guy and have a sweet spirit. You deserve the tiny home you envisioned! Happy trails.

[@JuanNgtse]

I love how you're so positive and keep moving forward.

[@TheCandiDahling]

Really can't believe that you're staying so calm about this! Nice to see you back making more regular content too

[@LegalSupportAI]

I practice law - however, not giving legal advice. That being said, you do have the law on your side. I believe you could recover up to 100% of your funds. Hope this helps. Goodluck!

[@DanielKivariTeacher]

It's not that I don't agree with you, but were the subflooring issues and weld breaks prior to the sale or during transport? Do you have pictures from the inside to compare the before and after?

[@Krishna-et2bh]

Howdy! Aluminum is super difficult to weld due to the oxidized top layer which melts at a higher temperature than regular aluminum. You also have to use TIG welder on aluminum which is much harder to work with. It looks like there was porosity in some of the welds which probably caused the joints to fail. It could also be that when the welds cooled, they cooled too fast and caused cracks to form which got exasterbated by the vibration of the road. If those pieces were steel, 1) they'd have a much higher compressive strength and can withstand more wear and tear and 2) it's a lot easier to repair. The previous owner definitely screwed you a bit. Hope this helps! Sorry for the length. I'm an engineering student and got excited 🙃

[@menectus8959]

Oh Kyle I’m soo sorry this happened to you...you’re such a lovely person and you deserved better than that. However, keep focused on how amazing your new home will be when it’s finished 🥰...all the trials and tribulations will be worth it in the end ✊.. you’ll look back and smile, remembering everything you had to go through to get your lovely home!! You’ll get through this..keep smiling and have faith..nothing of value comes easily 💪🥰😘

[@tommyandpeter]

Wow, that doesn't look good 😬 You're handling it pretty well, though! Good luck with the renovation!

[@visariosorino8034]

Hi Tommy and Peter, love your channel, I live in Vancouver BC Canada. 😊🤗🌞♥️🥰🌛😘

[@tommyandpeter]

@@visariosorino8034 Aww thanks! We love Vancouver, our favorite city from our travels ❤

[@barron204]

Years ago now, I worked with caravans that had issues like this. The rectifying process is long but not difficult. I wish I knew about this channel last year.

[@882center]

Hang in there Kyle. I remember when I bought a boat, and I never had a boat before and it was used. I had so many problems but all those problems help me learn better how to use it and maintain it. It was still as frustrating as what you're going through now. Lastly since when were you so much a handyman? I would have never guessed you be building exes and putting in subfloor. Love you whoever you are sweet Kyle or Macho Kyle

[@ZVERKA13]

Kyle,it's not good.Floor it's not new or redone.This is a leasson for you.You're good and honest soul,but when it's about money,people are reflexion of their desire,5% will be above the paper/money.Be safe and I hope everything will be ok with tuba and your plans😊🍀💪🇷🇸

[@jongoble8523]

I have the same Airstream as you and mine is sagging at the back so I have to detached the frame from above and separate the frame from the shell. The Frame is steel and the fins that come out should be steel and not aluminum (unless she did the whole frame out of aluminum) Airstreams are pretty insulated from water from underneath, the pan will keep them dry, the problem with water usually comes from above, windows, rivets, etc. there are a lot of Insta accounts that show you everything “how to” and all about the frame, shell and pan. Wishing you good luck!

[@jamied3588]

Oh man, I'm so sorry for all that you're going thru! Sending you and Tuba good vibes. 🙏🏻 You seem to be handling this really well and staying positive and that's amazing! Stay safe! 💕

[@1erickjon]

Kyle, you need to open a Patreon account. You'd get a LOT of people helping you with this! Your project is in my prayers man....THAT SUCKS! By the length of the replies from the "seller" it looks like she was over compensating on the camper's attributes. NOTHING in life is that great and growing up in a family of welders, those welds look awful and I KNOW welding Aluminum is a real art and takes a very talented welder to do it correctly. Good luck, you'll get there. Maybe the people in Oregon can help!? Love from Milwaukee....>Erick

[@arif_and_ricky]

Patreon is actually an amazing idea to help creators!!❤️❤️❤️

[@naomiotten2886]

Wow happy that you found a solution to get you to the end point! :) Excited to see the next part of Tuba's journey!

[@scooterpp]

You are very calm...being the witness.

[@BrianODowd1]

How frustrating! Good on you for even knowing how to install braces to get you to Oregon. I wouldn't have even known where to begin! Can't wait to see the progress and best of luck getting Tuba's framing, subfloor, and welds back together!

[@tracymassie8605]

I can see you were taken advantage of, you are a kind person to take on all the responsibilities I'd contact her and let her know what she described as good shape needs a lot of work / be ready to explain the wrongs

[@igappleg3]

This will be good content. We will be viewing! We can’t wait to see how it will turn out ! This will be a journey!!!!!

[@gxaviercortez]

I’m so sorry Kyle!! What a nightmare!! Appreciate your effort to be positive! Good vibes to you!! The good you put out there will always come back to you. My hope is that it will come to you with this venture. ❤️🙏🏼

[@RunTiffanniRun]

You got this Tuba!!!

[@scispiracy]

Sending out lots of prayers, hugs, love, and well wishes that Tuba gets to her destination safely. Good job there mister!

[@KyleKrieger]

Thank you so much! 🖤

[@faustp23]

Good Luck and be safe that's most important!!!

[@satpanch]

Wow! Amazing how your so positive. I mean I know when you found out you might have been pissed off. But kudos to moving forward and working on a solution to getting Tuba to Oregon. Btw I feel like I’m gonna see you on an episode of people’s court with this woman that sold you the Airstrem. And you walking out of the courtroom with all the extra money you spent having to fix up Tuba. 🤞🏼🤞🏼

[@rogerjordan6672]

WOW that is a total bummer. I would be so upset and angers. Good for you for being so patient and calm. I hope your temporary repairs keep you safe and together. Sending good vibes to you.

[@arif_and_ricky]

awwww❤️❤️❤️

[@matthewejcrepin9675]

Good luck and fingers crossed for you.

[@Leftatalbuquerque]

Ok, I rewatched it and have some recommendations: build an "X inside a square" out of lumber and make three of them. You might have to drill from the outside of the shell to secure the shell to the new brace/frames. If the bedframe is toast, then you need to lay new frame pieces to overlay the weld breaks - essentially LINING the old frame with a new frame bolted onto it. The shop in Oregon - do they do frames as well, or just inner decor? The flatbed truck is a good idea, no matter the cost - the trailer will then not deteriorate any further than it has. What is the length of your trailer? Would it fit securely on a 12" flatbed from Home Depot or U-Haul? You could rent the trailer and drop it off at a branch in Oregon once you get there. I see the airstream sitting WITH THE AXLE AND WHEELS REMOVED AND LAYING INSIDE IT on a flatbed trailer that you are towing... $5000 for someone to deliver it and then return to their home empty is not a bad deal, when you think about it. This from U-haul: 6'x12' cargo trailer - This is largest trailer option and is designed to meet the needs of those moving a long distance. With the capacity to hold up to 2,500 pounds, the 6'x12' trailer is capable of holding several rooms worth of furniture.

[@ellenfan34]

Murphy's law everything that can go wrong will go wrong. That being said law is on your side you should be able to get some compensation for the extra costs. Loved following along for the ride, good luck for the rest of the journey.

[@arif_and_ricky]

That is an amazing project!!!! We would, actually, to buy an old caravan and do a big renovation!!❤️❤️ Good luck ! Loads of love form two fellow KZbinrs❤️❤️❤️

[@markwagner4909]

Best of luck Looking forward to the progress videos

[@erichickman1365]

Hello Kyle. I like you have purchased a RV as a project home/camper. Found what sounded great for a 1976 GMC Motorhome. Quickly finding out that there is way more work needed than planned. Good luck on your project because I feel the pain of a cracked aluminum framing as mine has the same issues... I really should document my work in progress but am afraid of comments of massive upcoming repair cost.

[@hvnlystar]

documents bb keep your receipts handy, document everything till youʻre safely at home and the problem is remedied. good luck with this unfortunate dilemma, hope all works out in the end

[@pspecs]

you should sue the seller. You have plenty of paperwork to support the suit.

[@fredricweber872]

Like I always say, Kyle is the nicest guy on social media, in this care, you're too nice. Screwed 2x, lady who sold it & the guy in TX who did the re-welds. Air Streams are lovely and known as the epitome of Travel trailers. Hope it gets resolved.

[@CheyenneGoes]

Good luck, Kyle!

[@SABOREAME68]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I hate it when a nice guy like yourself gets ripped off because someone else wanted to make money off of you. Needless to say, this is a lesson for all of us, to listen to that not everything that glitters is gold, and to listen to that little voice within us to know when to walk away. I hope & pray that you Kyle are able to get this Airstream to a better condition and trade it in for one with less drama. Please take care of yourself, Stay Safe & Healthy... Abrazos

[@01FozzyS]

Yikes! So sorry to see this,Kyle! Hope you get there safely!

[@cityguyusa]

Ultimately the only support you have are tires which hold up the base by the suspension. The suspension has to hold up the floor and the floor holds up the rest of the trailer I presume. I see the walls are kind of an arch going from one side to the other but I'm not sure how that arch would help support anything other than at the top. I would think the sides would want to push outward from the weight of what they're supporting. So maybe something to prevent the sides from bellowing out? I would suggest you find some pics of the structure and how it should work. I'm just guessing. I'vd never even looked at an RV of the Lucille Ball era.

[@richardnault9493]

Feel bad for you, you are being much kinder when speaking about the seller then many would be . An expensive lesson when buying from someone . Your engineering for the trip looks like a good job , Wish you all the best in the completion of the project.

[@juanmendoza7410]

Kyle don’t worry, all it gonna be amazing 😉

[@PhilipSteeves]

It’s a process and it will work out. Have faith. Reno’s pretty much always cost way more than expected.

[@sonnetlee7617]

Just came across this video and felt sorry about the ordeal. You stayed so focused and positive! That’s a treat trait as a human being! How you made to Oregon? Thanks for sharing your experience and please keep us updated on Tuba.

[@belizeguy]

Once you get it to Oregon, and those folks will help you out! Good Luck!!

[@KyleKrieger]

Thank you!

[@belizeguy]

@@KyleKrieger Thinking good thoughts for you all!!

[@tcs9998]

She definitely screwed you. You should sue her and get your money back. She clearly lied to you and you have her emails as evidence

[@Erin-Thor]

LP M. - Sadly RV’s are not cars and are not covered by the same laws. People who own airstreams know, and I mean KNOW a few issues; 1. They leak LESS but when they do leaks can be hard as hell to locate. 2. That almost airtight almost leakproof exterior has a down side, Human’s breathe cook and shower. All that moisture collects in condensation on the windows and interior walls in cool environments and flow downward into the plywood floor, which molds and rots. Replacing the subfloor is common.

[@JavieRich83]

Oh wow!!! So sorry man !! Good luck !

[@vertosmartinez8894]

Three words could have saved you: Shipping container repurposing. Sorry that Tuba is busted, you do need to get some legal help on getting things corrected for recouping some of your loss from the Original Seller. Glad you are all safe.

[@mimicolapietro2086]

That’s so awful if she lied to you! You are handling it so well. I hope she is watching this and feels terrible if she knew all of this! I have faith in you it’s all going to be worth it!!

[@KyleKrieger]

Thank you!

[@michaelmercurio2312]

That looks like an awful lot of work😩. Hope you can get her in shape.

[@CarlTippins]

Kyle, If I were you, I'd def talk to a lawyer. They can tell you if it's worth trying to recoup some, or all, of the money you spent for Tuba. $200 or so would be well worth it if they feel you have a case. But, of course, that's totally your decision. :) Good luck with the RV!! I love those things. My late partner and I had been planning on doing the same thing as you. Unfortunately, we never got to live that dream.

[@danaschoen432]

Looking at your floor a problem shows up right away. That floor needs to be an unbroken span from wall to wall. That seam robs the floor of its strength. This is why those outriggers are snapping off. That subfloor is going to have to be replaced or this thing will never stay together. This looks to be a mid 70s (mine is a 74) . Its just short of 8 ft, so a full sheet of plywood (5/8 in thick) is what will go there (I wonder if Air Stream did that on purpose). Most people go with marine grade. You're going to do a little rework on this but I think it can be salvaged. What ever you do, don't start your build out until this floor thing is fixed.

[@love200997]

I can see how disappointed you were and so sorry that you had to go through all of that. It seems as if this woman screwed you and of course, that sucks, but I think that you’re resilient and resourceful, and I'm very sure that you'll make it work 😃

[@joshuairon1443]

You have my sympathies ❤

[@mrjamesdavies]

Good luck!

[@arif_and_ricky]

😍😍😍😍

[@johnindy7164]

so very sorry for these issues. ++++ thoughts your way...

[@foxybrown3857]

I would either sue the lady who sold it to you or get some money back from her for sure! That should not have happened. Because you have every promise written from her it will most definitely hold up in court.

[@nordictripods8485]

the issue is that the welds being made aren't deep enough to fully turn the two or more pieces of metal essentially into one, there are actually 9 different kinds of welding and most welders are proficient in one or two and specialize... I learned how to Arc weld in highschool shop class but I THINK (could be wrong though) for your particular situation you'd need someone who can TIG weld, TIG welding uses a rod and a TIG torch and the rod acts like the molten metal version of glue essentially (im not good at explaining this but bare with me) TIG welding would be a better option for this because with other forms of welding you could end up with a thinner area at the point of junction especially if there wasn't a particularly thick piece to start with what needs to be done in order for the welding job to hold up is it needs to penetrate enough of the metal to were the pieces are essentially now one and from the video footage you've shown that is 100% not being done here you might actually end up needing to place more metal into those stress points that keep snapping apart, maybe taking a flat piece of metal that can fit horizontal to the corner so its like a triangle and then welding that into place as a sort of support beam? (like i said im not good at explaining what im trying to say and i have limited knowledge on the subject so take this with some salt)

[@wildhorses221]

Ok, but that Texas sunset though!

[@Quandaria]

Oh goodness, such a problem, its nice that some people want you to sue the previous owner but of course that costs more money, and winning is never a certainty even if you have written words to support your claim, i think your doing marvellously with your wood work solutions and i sincerely hope that the next post is you pulling up in Oregon.

[@KyleKrieger]

Thank you for your support! Currently pulling it up to Oregon now actually. Stay tuned!

[@edmcan]

@@KyleKrieger Hooray Kyle! Believe in yourself and your plans.

[@ronmorrell2730]

Wishing you safe travels to your final destination.

[@charliewilkins8888]

The question too..... If she gave you a good price... The repairs will pay for itself..... Bcause Air Streams can be very very.... Very expensive... Even used. So I' m hoping you got a good deal when you bought it. Keep your chin. And try and stay calm and pisitive..... Because I bet when it's completely redone over.... And renorvated it will look great... I send lots of hugs... Abd I look foward seeing the end result. I watched the rest of the Video....20k.... Is still a good deal.... Because Air Streams sell much higher..... And that's one used.... Un renorvated.... I'm not defending the Woman that sold it to you in any way. She should have disclosed all the details in full....... And people telling you to sue her..... That would cost more money than 20k..... A lot more money. So as I said. I'm giving you lot's of hugs.... And when you get it to Oregon and it's Renovated...... It will look great.

[@monkeybeasts]

did a good job and your even cuter when you got power tools

[@marcelinorosas6868]

Hang in there.

[@christopherharris5353]

I don't mean to be mean Kyle but you got ripped off buddy and you know that old word lawsuit you might want to think about it because now you're spending money that you may not really have to spend that you didn't think you were going to have to spend and I know you trying to be nice and I know that you don't want to hurt this lady or whatever but this lady did not tell you the truth she did not and it's too many things going wrong with your little house or tiny house calls lawsuit

[@skp2014]

It’s also super fishy, as an outsider looking in, that she mentioned the fact that it was “new” flooring and base far too much. Like she wanted to sell that shit. You know? Lawsuit!

[@christopherharris5353]

Dial I know you are such a good person at everybody and anybody can see it in your videos you are such a good man and have the biggest heart but I just don't like to see people take advantage of other people and to me that's what that lady did and I personally really feel she should not get away with that that was wrong and she was out right wrong and took advantage Vantage of you and your big heart and your knowing that it's your it was your first one and I'm just heart hurting for you brother and I really really hope that things work out for the good for you and that you would do the right thing I know it's a hard decision for you but you will make it through I just don't want to see you putting more money into that then you should right now at this point so but we are we all from the other comments and everything we all are standing with you and I'm praying that people reach out to you who knows about welding and about Framing and all of that stuff and give you some help so that it is safe on the road please be careful love

[@isthisgonnatakelong1101]

Hey Kyle - is the frame & support made of steal? It looks like a lot of aluminum under there. Hope u can restore Tuba w/o breaking the bank. Look forward to the renovations and build. 👍🏼

[@1pasara]

You are way toooooooo kind

[@tompry2693]

I agree with an earlier comment for you to join air forums. Com. There is lots of knowledge and good advice from current and former Airstream owners. I own a 1957 Airstream......good luck! That’s airforums,com.

[@roseelliott2728]

The fact you made this video without cussing🤯

[@KyleKrieger]

Lots of editing 👀

[@martinricharte7114]

I am not a big fan of you but I must say kudos for make it work

[@andrewkeegan3008]

After watching Tyler & Todd's channel, you learn that anything that can go wrong with an RV renovation, will go wrong. It comes with the territory.

[@owlislike]

Welder here. Be very VERY careful with who you choose to do your welds. Aluminum in particular is not an easy metal to weld, and it involves a lot of prep work and user knowledge to make a sound weld ESPECIALLY on load bearing structures. Unfortunately, a "nice bead" may only look nice on the outside while the penetration and fusion ( how the metals fuse together) may be awful on the inside. If possible always go to the manufacturer ( even if it's a vintage model) and talk to them about what metals were or could have been used ( all aluminum is not alike) and ask if they have any welding process parameters that should be followed. Then find someone who can do it with those guidelines.

[@dee3dee12]

Looks great, but maybe some washers on those bolts. ?

[@craigatkeycreative]

Ouch, that frame is a joke. Those 1/8th inch plate aluminum "supports" for the outriggers are breaking because they have too much flex and nowhere near enough contact area for the weld. The box section also looks undersized. With an under engineered aluminum structure like that you'll constantly get fatigue breaks at the welds. And those welds looked ROUGH to begin with. On another note, awesome to see you get stuck in there and working stuff out. Every day is a school day, brother. Nice one.

[@lucorodrigues]

Poor Kyle. It’s so sad. Mainly because you were so happy about it :(

[@idreamofjonny5492]

Hi Kyle, aside from the issues with the frame, have you checked the shocks and suspension? If shocks are weak, it would be hard on the body/frame.

[@KyleKrieger]

I haven’t, but I will look into that! Thank you for your input!

[@zeballos5757]

That’s a shame and a sham. I have bought many things over the years that looking back I should have known better, but at the time, if you know something needs work and you are willing to do the work, you kind of accept it as it is. It needs steel reinforcements not aluminum. Maybe, maybe, she knew it was just that bad but when you came and checked it out and you agreed to buy it, maybe she thought you knew what you were doing and it was not going to be a big deal for you to fix it. Me personally, if I sell something that needs work, I let the buyer know, but many people don’t. You still got yourself an awesome home at an okay price and it is going to look fabulous when you are done with it. Or you could just resell it as is or with a bit of repairs and start again with another one. Good luck I can’t wait to see what happens with Tuba! Will she stay or will she go. 😄

[@zeballos5757]

I have changed my mind, I think she needs to give you some money back 😬

[@alanday5255]

Sadly as my nursing Professor use to say alot, Never say Never and Never say Always.

[@Leftatalbuquerque]

I would consider leaving it at the nearest RV repair/retail shop and buying a tent for Oregon. It's nice to consider a lawsuit, but that takes time and money. It looks like this trailer is suffering severe metal fatigue. You have no idea what the history of the trailer is - how bumpy were the roads it was towed over, what it has endured before you ever saw it. You need to decide whether you want to sink more money into it or cut your losses. In the meantime, I see a lot of steel elbow brackets in your future.

[@DawidKellerman]

HaHA Girl you need a AC TIG Welder ! (Don't its way more difficult than it looks)... Aluminium welds should not be black... Kyle ASK for HELP I am sure there are some boys on here that do AL work for a living and would not mind helping to sort it

[@whoknowes1]

The metal appears to be Aluminum, but welds look like crap, are these "welders" Heliarc welders? Looks more like a lack of know how than bad materials. Find a RV shop, they should be able to help you with QUALIFIED people doing the repairs.

[@1erickjon]

AMEN to that!

[@victormgonzalezjr]

See if the seller will give you a portion of the money back. Best of luck!

[@MrPrentissDJones]

I’m jealous, must be nice to be free

[@arif_and_ricky]

oh yesss!!❤️❤️❤️

[@b4804514]

Hey Kyle get in touch with Andy Rawls -You yuber that is working on an argosy trailer down to the bare bones. He is really educated about the frame and all the moving parts. My guess is the seller was taken to the cleaners with all the work that was done poorly and knew that when she sold it. At any rate I hope you have a budget that you can double on this project. Andy is a wood worker that is very talented and will make his interior so custom you might learn from his work before you do yours. These projects get very costly and it appears you have no talent for assisting.

[@johnstar323]

You need washers under the head of the bolts as well, otherwise those will tear right out the minute you drive off.

[@DATCHICK92503]

U should get a welding kit from harbortools

[@liasalah3877]

No not your responsibility, this is wrong. Am sorry you had to go through this

[@josephamullins]

sent u a message on IG. The alum shell on an airstream usually outlasts the steel floor structure, and this repair didn't sufficiently strengthen that structure. I don't think the seller had any idea; this approach looks to be a failed attempt. [What's with all the 'sue her' posts people? C'mon litigious society!!!] It should basically be a strong flatbed trailer fused to a strong fuselage. I did this with my 75 and have never had a problem in the 6 years I've owned it afterwards, with many dubious offroad shenanigans!

[@danmakely7712]

Stay safe...

[@avywam5264]

Well, I am not sure it will be a big help for you but there are two famous garages in your nation that can do a great work. Ian Roussel from Full Custom Garage, this man is an expert in welds. As you unfortunately see it is not given to anyone to do it correctly. As far as I know this man is in California. And he is able to do amazing things with anything even a carcass. But he likes to do very unordinary things. For more conventional results, Dan Short from DRS FantomWorks is a expert of restoration of ancient vehicles but he does not live in California. Just saying in case of it can help you, who knows 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@bradbaker9510]

lag bolts , excellent

[@alby2233]

I'll say it for you, since you're being so nice. The welding job was poor and she did know that.

[@g.elliott4789]

Would gladly help if I were closer (Florida).

[@edmcan]

OMG everyone is such an expert! You have handled a very bad situation very well and kept and open mind, which is difficult. Take care of things, get it done and pursue your dreams. I believe in karma and it's a bitch; so if what you suspect is true about the seller......

[@Leftatalbuquerque]

You should be working with real bolts and nuts and washers... the screws and lagbolts are not designed to withstand the same sheer forces as a bolt would.

[@christophercavanaugh6437]

I’m sorry you are going through this with tuba but I think your doing a great day 👍 keep up the good work. Love watching you boy’s stay safe 💙💚💛🧡❤️💜💙💚💛💛❤️💜🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

[@johni0666]

Judge Judy calls it "puffing" caveat emptor xox

[@juantejada7101]

💖💖😁

[@tapper701]

$20,000 for a shell of a classic Airstream ... Your money, your dream/reality ... Could have purchased a very nice road ready preowned travel trailer for $20k. You mention tiny home, giving up apartment to live full time in Airstream ? Hope you have a good income $ource. I could not do it, would have sought legal channels to resolve the transaction. Hope it all works out for you !

[@tonyhtx8781]

Kyle yes hone i would have sued her but u have a great heart and u are amazing but in the back of ur mined u should think of suing her if it does not work out

[@angel-sh9bq]

❤️❤️❤️😅

[@arif_and_ricky]

❤️❤️❤️😍

[@joshuapeterson3461]

Girl if you want it'll just teach you a lot while u fix it up, could be awesome