Living on the Road for 40 Years in a RV - Without Bounds

[@michaelrees2875]

I live in a senior place I'm 72 now and a couple years ago I started working on my van and everyone around me thought I was nuts then I would take off and go down to the ocean or go other places. now they're not laughing, when I get back from a trip they want to know all about it. but it is getting very dangerous for me because when I leave now I don't want to come back. I'm just having so much fun. I'll see you guys next month in Arizona. Happy trails.

[@2legit2Kwit]

Michael Rees you keep going and live the way you want!

[@nullish0]

Makes my heart happy reading this. Inspiring :)

[@TheRooibosSuite]

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[@S.G..E555]

Michael Rees good for you... keep at it.. I work in elderly care and so many people put limitations on the elderly abilities...

[@davidnix5261]

Go for it man!

[@glorialovesChrist]

Many seniors cant afford rent on social security. This is an alternative lifestyle that is better than living on a bus bench. Thanks for helping seniors turn lemons into lemonade.

[@jay-rus4437]

Love it. We havent made such extreme changes, but 6 years ago my wife and I sold our expensive house, luxury suv, sports car, motorcycles, rental property, etc. We then left our high stress jobs and started our own business. We have now, for the past several years, worked only 3 days per week. We spend the remainder of our time pursuing other interests, spending time together, and simply enjoying life itself. We do have another house, but much older and smaller, and we have a small shop on our property for our business. We drive well used, but comfortably nice vehicles, have NO credit cards or consumer debt, no cable tv, and overall simple life. Fantastic way to live.

[@rhondagodwin1265]

You are smart people. My parents did much the same.

[@DennisMathias]

Yeah, but do you have internet? I've found that a factor in simplicity is having online access. It simplifies!

[@jay-rus4437]

@@DennisMathias ....we do have internet. Otherwise I couldnt be on KZbin 😁

[@OldMan1962]

You folks are on the mission that all should strive for…. Congratulations!!!

[@pamjean2308]

What is ur business

[@epicbluerat9999]

why would I spend my entire life trying to figure out where I want to be, when I can look at this two guys and know for a fact who I want to be, free, whole full, connected, humble like these guys.

[@valnpaulvanorden]

Love your minimalist philosophy, Bob!!! I'm an artist who does house portraits. I think I'd need a fleetwood bounder, at least, so I could bring my art supplies. "Sought to plug my bucket" great job Mr. RIGS!! PURCHASED FREEDOM WITH THE SAVINGS IN MY PAIL"!!!

[@valnpaulvanorden]

Bob: "you dont eat dog food?"

[@stevewhite3753]

Until WW3 starts

[@nitaell]

Yes yes yes

[@nitaell]

I would love to duet with someone on the road

[@charleswoodring8056]

"Man's heart, away from nature, becomes hard." Chief Luther Standing Bear

[@adriennebyrne8237]

Nature and the natural world is the indescribable gift from the greatest and finest energy this world has. Always feel so balanced and loved when in nature. Humbling and grateful and joyful the magic of nature. So proud of you both for immersing yourselves in it and then sharing your experience with us. Thank you Bob and Michael

[@janet1744]

​@@adriennebyrne8237 Nature was created not evolved.

[@ritahsusyers1787]

@@janet1744 that is not true, you are delusional

[@Parkitloveit]

I love Randy Vining and his poems. When I moved into my car after I had watched Without Bound I had to give away all my stuff, including 1000 books. But there’s one book I kept, and that’s Randy’s 40 years a nomad. ❤️

[@teakertown]

Wow

[@maggiem.2919]

We are slaves to the mortgage company. This is the best interview so far. I love the poem. I'm going to get his book just for the poem.

[@johndeveney3878]

We work for tha bank most of our adult lives; paying for cars, homes, vacations & shit most of us don't need. Everyone should get a retirement from BIG banks!

[@magnushelin007]

Maggie M. Just bought the book.

[@dm-jf5uu]

this is why I don't want to ever own anything

[@lynettering8252]

Please research the roots of the term 'mortgage' .... closely related to mortuary, mortify, .... we have been tricked into slavery ....

[@rattrapsupervisor4886]

A friend of mine told me once that you will never own anything so long as you pay taxes so think about that the next time you say you own something.

[@ms.charlotte4027]

His poem is everything!! I'm buying this book, and changing my life to stop being a slave to the bank.

[@nitaell]

Yes!!!!!

[@gearjammer4779]

These guys are right. Being a Trucker since 81 I lived out of truck sleepers and showered in truck stops for years. Spent lots of nights in trucks during raging thunderstorms and other extreme weather. I was very comfortable especially when air conditioning became very common in big rigs. I had microwaves and small refrigerators in later years and of course traveled all 48 states and Canada. I know how to live cheap because it was fun even though I had plenty of cash in my pocket. If I hadn’t met my GF 8 years ago I’d be living a life like these guys. My GF is a wealthy woman so I guess I lucked out in life and I wont hafta work when I’m older. It’s so easy to survive financially when your expenses are low. I’m glad I never had children or the expenses that come with them. My Dad used to tell my brother and I to never get so far in debt that you can’t tell your boss to kiss your A - -. I’m glad I’m in that position and always have been. If I can survive living out of a semi then I know I could survive the Nomad life if I wanted to. I’ve driven past Quartzsite for many years and watched it grow. I love what I’ve seen. Freedom! 👍

[@nickbarrett7163]

2 incredibly smart, resourceful, and passionate people sitting down and talking for half an hour is the only education I need.

[@bk4of4]

Agreed

[@peggyforcellini4220]

My father died waiting for his first social security check. I don't want that to happen to me. I just went on my first solo van trip and am planning my next. Your videos are always full of inspiration and wonderful information. Randy is a amazing soul. Thank you once again.

[@Jeni_Goci]

My mom died at 72... 7 years after retirement. I plan to retire at 58. Part time explorer. Full time happy.

[@barthalamulelivingston357]

my grandpa died the day he retired... 😢

[@lambchop6278]

I totally agree about connection to nature having a huge impact on people. 100%

[@jazzsalsadrummer9113]

Well, the logical conclusion to your observation is that you should find a cave and move in!

[@somenomad5332]

@@jazzsalsadrummer9113 maybe you should! Moron

[@somenomad5332]

@@jazzsalsadrummer9113 you're a Kevin surrounding yourself with Karen's! You don't like what other people have to say too bad

[@hollandtruong6483]

Agree with Bob & you 1000%!!!

[@bobcolorado3491]

"There is no death, only a change of worlds" -Chief Seattle

[@kathytomko8425]

Yep here in Akron would just love to know how, have fun

[@patriciafisher3108]

I love this guy's poem and the way he lives. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview.

[@motopolak]

Honestly one of the best modern poems I've heard. I absolutely love it.

[@AK-fu8ij]

such a sick poem!

[@larsturner310]

What a great Interview. Mr. Vining is the Henry David Thoreau of our time.

[@ZSharkPH]

I could have watched 3 hours of you guys talking. A lot of great knowledge between you two. Thanks for sharing

[@yaniraavilasantos8452]

Z Shark I agree.

[@phillipblount5541]

Yes yes.

[@amydecker6207]

Saaaaaaame!!!!

[@advorlando9855]

That's exactly what happens around a campfire at night. Instead of shoving our heads into a TV screen, we chat, laugh and maybe embellish a few stories as we contribute to the collective group. Or just sit and listen...and maybe learn a bit. I didn't even recall a commercial in this video.

[@themodernpioneeroutdoorsad7230]

Watch it 6 times and that equals to 3 hours or close 😉...

[@brownielove4389]

Wow beautiful interview even 3 years later. Randy is not only a gifted poet but intelligent, wise and more importantly joyful which many people today don't have. Many lessons to gain from you two.

[@jackiemiiers9845]

Amen

[@TravelswithMom]

I am the primary caretaker of my 86 year old mother, and am privileged to have this time with her. But when she passes -- hopefully years from now -- I'll be prepared to become a nomad for the rest of my life. One sister is appalled I want to be a "bum" and the rest of the family is bemused, believing I won't do it. But I will! Thank you for your continuing information and inspiration... both of you!

[@suebonnington]

I'm in exactly the same situation. Happy travels to you.

[@saltlife5322]

Passionate Nomad are u on the road now? I love a update on ur life!

[@gangbleee]

Good luck to you

[@robertstanfill2360]

Go for it. We are debt free own our own home. We have decided when we can't maintain the 1,800 sq ft house and yard, we're selling and buying a 200 sq ft tiny house and moving into our daughters backyard. She has a back corner that's perfect. We'll have our space and she and her husband will have theirs. Visit with grandkids, great grandkids etc. In the main house. Still cruise, go to Branson. Whatever. One people think we're nuts for wanting to go that small. However we'll only need a bed, bath and kitchenette. A glorified hotel room. Sounds great we're looking forward to it. Meanwhile we've already started scaling down. Love to all God bless. Namaste. Robert and Annette. Bed

[@catcauldron217]

Do it!!! 🙂

[@Antandthegrasshopper]

That poem made me emotional... We waste away our lives focusing on the spigot!

[@marshallpoe8087]

Lakota Sioux Chief Luther Standing Bear said, " …the old Lakota was wise. He knew that a man’s heart, away from nature, becomes hard; he knew that lack of respect for growing, living things soon led to lack of respect for humans, too. So he kept his children close to nature’s softening influence." So true Bob. Thanks for another great interview.

[@andreajohnsMyPotteryBliss]

My life isn’t mobile. I will grow most of my food and I love working in my garden and tending my bees. The rest of the time I make pottery, spend time with my grandkids. My husband and I (married 40 years) love to spend time together. Our life feels very meaningful. We live below our means in 1000 square feet. But we also have a shop where I can make pots, teach that skill to my friends and grandkids, and my sweetheart can make anything from wood and fix his cars. Our gardens take up 3 times the square footage as our home does. We like providing organic food to our family and friends. I couldn’t do any of these things I love and value if I was living a mobile life. That’s not to say a vagabond life is not valid. I just had the feeling that the main point of the post was that full time RV living is the only way to find freedom. I’m here to say people sacrifice freedom when they choose debt. You can live in a stick house and have a free and satisfying life as long as you don’t carry debt.

[@mattrodgers4432]

Two of the few great philosophers we have left! Priceless!

[@Unhinged_Adventures_Nomads]

My husband and I are new empty nesters and can not wait to be homeless! 😂 We love our country and can’t wait to go explore her beauty. Thank you for sharing your experiences! 🤩

[@RJsadventures]

Great Video. A good friend of mine's Dad, Retired at 62 and Died at 62 1/2. Worked his whole life to DIE. Enjoyed 6 mo. Not the Way i want to do it.

[@Wanna.Wander]

RJ's adventures the stress is too great and it’s all about money. Good thing some of us figured out how to live as cheaply as Mr Vining... a true minimalist

[@davemojarra2666]

RJ's adventures An oft told tale.

[@scottcarlon6318]

My dad passed at 54 when I was 13 and when I needed him the most. I have managed to have outlived him by 10 years now. He worked all his life unable to get out from under the boot of the bank never able to attain his golden years.......”wont happen to me”.

[@svetlanikolova7673]

I retired at 38 - best decision ever made! My mom made it to 70 And still going with me on top of a mountain

[@DianaCarolinaGirl22]

Same thing happened to my Dad.

[@nitanice]

I think this is one of my top five favorite KZbin videos.

[@TulasiLovesFruit]

I love that poem! ❤❤❤ His book is so affordable! 👍👍👍

[@georgemedeiros8253]

Bob-Every video I watch makes me a little bit stronger. Listening to Randy gives me great hope. I have already begun to be less stressed and happier. I feel lighter. I can see a light at the end of the tunnel. Thank you!

[@WannaBFree]

Another beauty. Randy has lived an amazing life from my point of view. Many or most people will never reach that level of freedom.

[@mizzbella9324]

WannaBFree exactly what I thought!😄

[@SailorSam41]

Bought the book Randy. Just felt I should. Amazon wanted $2.99 for an e-copy, but I'm a rich man so I bought it anyway. Got plans for my own RV, and I hope one of these days to see you guys on the road.

[@NewWorldTrust]

"If you give up your freedom for security, you lose both."

[@MrYorynot]

Love this interview. I rolled my eyes when he said I have a poem... but I loved it so much I’m definitely getting his book to read the rest 😁 Thank you Bob!

[@fletcher3913]

Just bought Randy's book. A dollar is more that cheap for some great inspiration.

[@mirriamvalentin8634]

How can I buy it?

[@ladeene06]

Hey Bob, it's been 2 and 1/2 yrs since you've interviewed Randy. 😊 (hint)

[@emiliofernandez7117]

Nearly 5 years now

[@GrumpyGrannysGoatsNGardens]

SEVEN!!

[@Pennypacker0602]

Ready for another

[@AStreaminLife]

My husband and I live in our Airstream full time and are hitting the road next year as Extreme Early Retirees. We'll be 35 & 32 and plan to have enough money to last us forever without HAVING to work. Will we make money?, probably some...but we'll be free just as Randy is free. Randy Vining is a HUGE inspiration to us. I LOVED the poem at the beginning. We're bucket repairers ourselves. Thank you for living lives true to yourselves. You inspire us!

[@AStreaminLife]

Thanks Bob! We hope we can meet up someday soon too :)

[@bookmouse770]

Joe Hargreaves: "Live long and prosper"......Vulcan adieu

[@JoeCnNd]

You think kids could throw a wrench in the equation?

[@anom3778]

I am 25 and that sounds so cool. Have fun. I wish i could do that. Do you have fears?

[@MsKG-nl5ot]

AStreaminLife keep up posted.

[@putrescentcadaver]

I'm of the same mind that when my time is near I'll bravely walk into my last day and and on my own terms. I can't imagine how an independent person would want to languish at the end. Freedom is of utmost importance and I will always pursue it

[@NewHampshireJack]

Randy's message sure resonated with me. When I woke up at 52 Y/O after my beautiful brides passing, it sunk in, man you are alone, the kids do not want the farm and soon the estate will be settled, I realised it was time to plan the rest of my life. A few encouraged my move to the Philippines, the family surely did not. The amusing part was, after five years here, we flew my Daughter and Granddaughter over for a visit. Now, they are in love with my new life adventure and the wonderful places I am surrounded by.

[@FlashProAnimations]

aw man i guess is too late to have your farm D:

[@jimdunlap2769]

Wow... your life sounds like mine.. I leave back to the Philippines on the 29th of November.. best to you😀

[@franalldred1622]

Are you living in one place in the Philippines or are you or RVing

[@franalldred1622]

@ r u RVing also and snowboarding at 52☺ nice

[@viddachan8940]

Fran Alldred The Philippines is made of over 7000 islands, most accessible only by boat. So most likely not RVing, but maybe boating.

[@joycep1036]

Another awesome video! At 74, I am currently taking my baby steps. So far so good. Beginning to sell things and buying items I need to live in my SUV until I decide I am ready to sell my home and buy something bigger. I am excited!

[@Kimbopolo]

Two Kings of the Road! Good stuff.

[@sharonicalogic6231]

This was such a joy to watch. Inspirational, philosophical, educational, even comical at times. Thanks for sharing your gentle soul with the universe, Bob. You are a true blessing.

[@GATOREP]

You and Randy together.....what a pair and a wealth of knowledge! I had coffee with Randy just this morning while we are both boondocking near Cottonwood. I could easily set all day and talk to Randy and learn so much.

[@SteveV1960]

40 Years of Nomad and the Man Who Quit Money are two of the best videos on KZbin.

[@RaineyNite]

Bob and Randy... You really are something special! :)

[@whatsananna]

"Killing yourself" is not the same as consciously choosing the time and means of the end of your life. Thanks for having that discussion.

[@KJAdventures]

Thank you Bob! Randy what a fun, happy and fascinating fellow you are. Thank you for participating in this interview and sharing your inspiring poetry. Julie

[@atempelhoff2395]

Love the fact that you are content to live the way you do without justifying it, not feeling the need to explain or convince anybody. You believe in what you do and are truly your own person. Contentment is in the little things that money can never buy. Talking to some people can truly enrich your life and give meaning to your own. Opening yourself to all those experiences is absolutely liberating and it gives you the freedom that you are having and been living the past 40 years without regrets and with your own convictions. You need to start writing a book on all the memories and connections you made over the years. I would have loved to buy your book, but it is not available in South Africa.

[@winstonbean2947]

GOLD. I could listen to you two for hours. What interesting characters. What an interesting time.Thanks, Bob

[@pinco40]

One of the most significant conversations I listened to in years. I belong very much to the rat race alas, but these two incredibly good and articulate people put a seed in my soul which I hope will germinate at some point. Thank you!

[@orenlv]

Bob this is one of the best interviews ! , "generate meaning" is a psychology asset. It's amazing to hear a philosophical way of living and the implementation of it . Wishing you many good years

[@gerb3664]

Just realized that these are 6/7 years old, but today they were so good for me. Liked his theory of finding your fascination. Good. Myself? Never worked a job I didn't like or just not very long. At mid 70's, I have passed the time I could crawl in and out of a tent are over. But I did them!!! Oh yes! Now I take great joy in letting other people share there unique story. And it is magic. Watching and listening, without a touch, I can remove 10 years off their face. And occasionally they will turn a cartwheel for me. Yes I am a treasure collector. Bob and Randy Thank you.

[@dabprod]

These two guys play well off one another, fun to watch. I've been following them on youtube for a while now. They give some sound advice.....not for everybody, but for those that have had enough of the rat race and ready to take the plunge. I haven't worked for 37yrs and have an income that allows me to do as I will. So my situation suites me fine right where I am, or I can travel in my Class B motor home. The biggest difference between me and the Nomads is I have a home base to come to. But I love there attitude towards life, we look at things pretty much the same way. Oh.....and I just ordered Randy's book. Thanks guys.

[@CheapRVliving]

Thanks dabprod, we could talk all day. :)

[@carlyrose6303]

I’ve got out of the rut. Left the house I was renting and moved into a shed and now just busy cycling to my job. I’m keeping my outgoings as low as possible as I’m saving up for a van to give vanlife a go 😁

[@ibwatching9752]

I remember Randy from the 'Without Bound' documentary. Its very nice to catch up with him. What a great great VIDEO ! kudos BOB!

[@8lovelynites]

The interviewee is a super bright guy. Well spoken.

[@Justaguyinnc]

Family and peer pressures..the greatest setback to getting started... good commercial for the book.. hope he gets enough to last another 40.. safe travels.

[@shaunhall6834]

I keep coming back to this video to renew my efforts. Keep moving forward Nomads when life gets hard.

[@stringbender57]

I enjoyed this interview tremendously! Randy's humor, wit, wisdom and outlook on life amazes me. I feel like he and I could fast become best friends. I too, like others commented, wish I could have sat in on this conversation. Some people want to meet movie stars or famous singers, athletes etc. I would be far more impressed to meet you and Randy. Hopefully that will happen as I am nearing retirement and plan to be on the road soon! 🚐💨😁

[@anatolyloegering547]

This gathering was so deep it felt heavy with such profound wisdom!!! In today's age so few will appreciate such wealth!

[@TeresaAlley]

Absolutely love Randy's personality, so charming!! And I love you Bob...I'm so glad that you're doing these videos! Such a great video, I love the frugal game and this video really inspired me!

[@pamelahirst6679]

I agree about the power to live Fully and Freely …. Enjoying and Giving … and to "off myself" … when one chooses. I am a palliative and aged care nurse , all I can say is Power to you and Respect. xox

[@ArkansasMike]

This has got to be the best video I've seen! Randy seems to be a great guy. A few years ago I googled some ideas on camping in a van. To my amazement I stumbled onto a whole community of people. I've met a lot of great people online in the vandwelling and RV community. I hope to someday meet some of you great people in person. Thank you for all you do Bob. In my opinion you and Randy are a couple of modern day Thoreau's. Have a great week my friend.

[@captnquazar2153]

This guy has it all figured out

[@sopascat7]

Two of the greatest nomads ever. Such positive healthy men. More & More folks wanting to live a freer life. A life where they can choose to make money, little money or no money. A lifestyle that is not only for the low income or retired; a nomad can make $100k (Silicon Valley tech workers are now living in RVs, campers, box trucks, etc). Randy & Bob are excellent examples that people can live for decades as a nomad, w/freedom & happiness (no stress, no worries) ... as for what happens to nomads when their too elderly to live the nomad lifestyle, and senior "low income" rents are $700 & up? - move to Mexico !

[@sopascat7]

@ ***** . can't wait for the new video. It's gonna be an interesting & important topic. You, and other full-time RVers, videos are not only helpful but also educational.

[@debtfreerv6611]

"I have contempt for people who whimper their way to the grave." -Randy Vining Absolutely.

[@BudgetTravelGuy]

Agreed...best quote I've heard in a while.

[@lindahornlpc]

"I feel compassion for those who whimper their way to the grave."

[@sred5856]

@@johnnyreb8030 Not true at all. We dont have a death gene and if healthy at 90 you will be like a normal person only. It is the fear of death that is bad

[@MaidenUtah1]

If Mark Watney is “The Martian”, then I say that these gentlemen are “The Earthlings”.

[@patriciax3677]

@@lindahornlpc you must like whiners....

[@freewoman9023]

Great interview, this guy seems so laid back and calm.

[@freewoman9023]

I watched the documentary again, the first time I watched it I didn't put together that I was watching you. Loved it

[@bradkw4295]

I read the comments again, the first time I thought Bob was saying Randy is a FreeWoman, and I thought hmmm....

[@freewoman9023]

lol

[@DennisMathias]

You know, I was sitting here drinking my morning brew listening to you guys talk and because of the camera angle and the sun and the framing, I felt like I was sitting right in front of you..just watching and listening. What a treat. Thanks guys. And good morning.

[@evibourne4012]

I totally agree with you, to make your time count. As a MedSurg nurse I see too many people who suffer through their last years of old age. Quite often their family is keeping them alive well past their natural end of life, thereby adding to their suffering. In the next few years I'll be starting my life as a van or Camper dweller until I can't go anymore, then I 'm done!!! Hopefully I'll meet you on the road!

[@mizzbella9324]

Evi Bourne wish you an amazing adventure! Hope your on the road soon! 💓

[@takchengsze4719]

People always worries about when they were 80's. I would prefer to live my life in my 40's and 50's. And care less about the 80's.

[@420Chooey]

I'm not easily impressed with people. But I am camping with Randy right now and he is a genuine authentic person every bit as entertaining in real life is he is on screen.

[@RioAbajoBelen]

Thank you Bob and Randy for sharing your thoughts and experiences.

[@melissamarsh7920]

I am a 70 year old woman and just bought a 24 foot motor home.. I am terrified but am going to do this. I really hope that I run into you guys on my travels.....

[@greybeard804]

"I'll try and be courageous and off myself" Indeed... I think I like this guy

[@clairejohnson7809]

I know it's a thing to have "death beans" now or some kind of euthanasia type pill put aside for if that time comes 😅

[@JavierChiappa]

You can tell they are good people because the dogs smiles at them , lol.

[@diezeled]

"A man’s heart away from nature becomes hard; lack of respect for growing, living things soon leads to a lack of respect for humans too." Luther Standing Bear.

[@gowanderlustwithme]

As a survivor of a loved one’s suicide that’s hard to hear but I get it. Purposefully ending one’s life is one thing but for most dying from suicide it’s not the case. So many gems in this interview. 😊💕

[@karenellis-murphy6069]

love the frugality talk. frugality gives us challenge in life.

[@badguy1481]

I remember, when I left the service, 45 years ago, all my wife and I had was a 15 foot travel trailer...no job...no source of income...no place to call home....no place we had to be....no one to take orders from. It was HEAVEN! I've had a RV almost every year since. That feeling, 45 years ago, was like a drug...a drug of freedom!

[@MichelelovesJesus]

I was so excited to see that you had interviewed Randy!!! I loved him in the documentary and after you Bob, he's the next person I'd love to meet in person...love his philosophical and poetic spirit and can so relate to what he said about not having his family's respect. you 2 men are fine examples! !!!💗💗💗

[@karabucca-ey2uy]

I love this man he has so much knowledge we can learn and his poem is amazingly beautiful. Thankyou from australia

[@qiforlife_daniel.samelson]

I wanted to say thank you so much for this video, and your others, in which you share your truth that helps me change my life. Bob, I have been following you for about 4 years and you are an inspiration. I am from Israel married with 3 children and 9 months ago we fulfilled a dream of living in East Asia as a choice not to listen to the fear and demands of society and to choose a life of freedom. We have no money or savings but there is faith and family closeness from which we live and find ways to produce the need and reduce the unnecessary. Thank you very much.

[@chrism2966]

A frank discussion about the end game. Refreshing and honest.

[@ecominimalist]

"Money can purchase freedom if you have the guts to buy it." This is true.

[@kigo641]

What two wonderful, smart, humble and genuine men! ❤❤ I just bought both of their books! ☺️

[@BudgetTravelGuy]

"I have contempt for anyone who whimper their way to the grave" - Priceless.

[@patriciax3677]

"do not go softly into that dark night".....

[@BeRealActReal]

I'm a young male of 28 years old who lives out of las vegas, Nevada and I enjoy watching people living or traveling out of there cars. I transformed my 2016 Hyundai Accent Into a traveling situation. I agree with you as how this world needs to change for the USA. I see the bigger picture on how life should be. I'm cheap as far as living in a daily motel goes but I am not cheap when living In your car. I like listening to you guys. You provide a lot of great knowledge.

[@txdreams100]

I’m at the beginning of what I refer to as my escape into reality. I’ve bought an RV and am slowly parting with excess furniture and anchors that I’ll no longer need in my future reality. I admire the spirit of independence and self-determination reflected in those like you, Bob, and Randy, and others who make this nomadic lifestyle a possibility. Consumerism and debt enslaves so many people and I decided I was getting off the hamster wheel. I feel better already and I haven’t spent one night under the stars. I can’t wait to see both of you out there-being free.

[@christicostigan]

So happy I've discovered all the fine folks supporting and teaching ppl about the nomad life. I'm putting my plan together and bits of it into action but have about a year to launch full-time. I thought I could do it but when I heard Bob and Randy estimate a hundred grand needed to do it, I felt some self doubt. I'm pressing on and as I'm not retired, I'll be a digital nomad for a while (or forever if I really like it!). Loved, loved, loved Randy's poem.

[@coversbymanu93]

Van dwellers and people with alternative lifestyles understand that it's not about having a lot of money but rather having little needs. It sure takes discipline to restrain yourself when you live in a world filled to the brim with advertisements that create a false need to purchase material items with the promise that they will make your life, if not easier, better. But when you adopt a minimalist mentality you realize that the more important things in life are in no way related to materialism. It's about health, friendships, freedom, taking care of oneself mentally, and having leisure time to spend on things that we love, where the means *is* the end. You're not working only for money, you're working because you love doing it.

[@mlbonventi]

I love Randy's philosophy, his lifestyle and his fantastic poems...he was seriously cool and evolved long before it was popular! Love this channel - enjoy it very much...good wishes from Australia 🦘

[@darrellboyd]

Bob, this was simply an excellent interview. I loved Randy's poetry and bought the book while listening to the interview. Can't wait for some time to sit down and read it. Thank you for another great video.

[@Five0Music]

Bob, this is finally a philosophy of planning to follow your dream I can accept. Often, I hear way too much dreaming and far too little planning. This man had a plan, followed it, and enjoyed his life. More power to him.

[@TinManisbugginout]

nice interview Bob

[@diwarburton7120]

Carpe diem. I admire both of you, you make so much sense and have the courage to go it alone. You are legends.

[@johnbrown9623]

One of the best vids i have ever watched. God bless you old boys and God bless Freedom.

[@Melvinschroeder]

Enjoyed your conversation and peace it brought.

[@sunshynegray9370]

Wow you guys are awesome! Thanks Bob for interviewing Randy...thanks for your service Randy...Their were some really great Gem Nuggets in this episode..thanks for sharing them with us...excitingly looking forward to the the next episodes....

[@cherrypickerguitars]

Hey guys - just shopping for my rig, now! I’m at the end of my 2nd 20 yr relationship, and turn 61 tomorrow! The comment I wanted to make is that for several yrs - all seasons and I live in mid-western Canada, so think Minnesota - circumstances forced me to do “over-the-road” type of long truck hauls, in a day cab! I got used to living in a very small space! Thank God for truck stop showers! Peace Loved the vid!

[@auberjean6873]

Happy late Birthday to you! May you find peace and beauty to fill your soul and nice people wherever you go. You deserve to be happy! Go for it!

[@chrisdiamondtravels7209]

bob I have been on the road playing music since 1975.most of that time lived lived in a airstream or campervan.im another 40 year member.great video bob.keep them coming.

[@franalldred1622]

Are you still living on the road and play music

[@julievanbergen5953]

I gotta say Bob I have enjoyed many of the informative videos... but this casual interview with Mr. Randy Vining has touched my heart ... I enjoyed the poems and the sense behind them...there is a lot to be said for being appreciative of the earth and being comfortable in your own skin... I’ve lived in a 20’ camper for 3 years no running water just electric on a piece of land my mother owned with my dog Boogie and practice much of what you have said in your videos ... and I’m content... my daughter thinks I’m nuts for living this way...she wants of course wants all the modern conveniences in life...but I grew up poor with a outhouse even so pooping in a bag no problem...what I tell folks is this “When our forefathers came across this country they did it without running water or electricity...if they can do then so can I” I hope one day to meet you and Randy...living free at a heart and desire level is so rewarding... stay in peace and may God and his Angels continue to watch over you both

[@tracymorgan5386]

It doesn't sound horrible to me, It makes perfect sense. what kind of life will you have if you can't or do anything and lose control over your life. It's your decision to make while you still will have the ability to make it. Everyone has the right to die with dignity.

[@robertlevasseur6843]

What a treat. Two very deep thinkers having a chat. Absolutely fantastic.