Missoula, Montana

[@justanotheryoutubeviewer2955]

Thanks! Drove that road many times. Montana is like looking at a piece of art. So enjoyed this.

[@DarkPurpleFang]

Wow, kind of funny how I take my own town for granted. It's rare to see the sky in that color. I'm happy to be from Missoula.

[@kingcarcas1349]

And the stars at night, from L.A.

[@mharkley2078]

+GorbashFoD About your comment 2 years ago on the Montana sky: I'm from Brazil and I assure you that never saw a scene so extraordinary like this! bright white snow with a sky Bluey doing contrast, and white clouds; all so obvious, but all SO BAUTIFUL! .... WOW!

[@keiththomas3141]

Montana's a nice state to be from.

[@girvin_77]

It never gets old seeing Mt Jumbo and Mt Sentinel from a distance.

[@OberstGenosse]

ty for taking me with you....montana is great...i wish i could see this with my eyes ...good luck to you

[@Wild29Cat]

Oh how I miss that big beautiful sky!

[@chunter9102]

Montana is so Beautiful. I want to go! Thank you for the video.

[@tomsteffs6511]

thank you for taking me along for this beautiful ride. Living in NYC I don't get to see such beautiful country.Drive safe buddy.

[@thecoolannishatk.]

Such a NICE view. I am from New York but I would love to visit this state one day

[@agentgibbs1162]

Tnx for the D.O.T (Direction of Travel) as I was looking at it from the other side, before I saw the post below, not realizing it was actually Eastbound.

[@samsquanch1996]

Such a beautiful city, I haven't been there in years. I was born there but grew up in California, I'm thinking about moving back there next year

[@jburritt426]

Beautiful up there. Nice to see the roads more clear. I have seen them look snow packed and icy. Nice drive.

[@Champwsox05]

Gotta love Big Sky Country...

[@Mr_Xzanders]

"Leland says you're going back to Missoula, *MONTANAAAA!* "

[@kathleenwharton2139]

Nice Drive! Thank You!

[@Obaysch]

Spectacular landscape. Love it!

[@stevenlee5138]

That sky is really big. I live n Boston surrounded by skyscrapers and don't get to see the sky much (and would not change it for the world). But that was beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

[@TimberMoto]

I really screwed up not driving trucks when I was younger. Now it's too late, but nice to see the road from a rig, thanks for sharing!

[@kimberlyanita1006]

Hey Steve this is Beautiful ☃️🌬✨

[@Edgardotripaldi]

thanks a lot for sharing your travel, your life from the truck .

[@marielamoralesgiraldo8191]

Q vídeos, me traen hermosos recuerdos de varias veces q he visitado ese lugar privilegiado de la naturaleza. Te amo Montana y espero poder volver pronto para disfrutarte y llenarme de paz.

[@winnabegobob1547]

Beautiful

[@LeiBuenaChannel]

So fun to watch you r videos Sir! I get to see a lot of places. I love road trips!👍🏼

[@DroneGirl1]

Wow look at them mountains! :) Sounds like a fun trip! :) Greetings from Ireland!

[@rickobrien4025]

I really feel sorry for people that never get a chance to get out of the inner cities and out on the road and experience America like this...AWESOME !

[@DroneGirl1]

Rick OBrien Yeap that is sad and there are so many of that kind of people! :) Nice video! Awesome views! Greetings from Ireland! :)

[@AZ_Earthman]

Hi. A classy view of the mountains :)

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

The sky is so blue and gorgeous

[@louismartineau2669]

Been to Missoula many times, right before entering the majestic Rockies on our way to Osoyoos, BC...Very cold temperatures in winter, not for me, I don't ever want to live in a fridge.LOLL

[@TyAnderson123]

BEST PLACE TO ROAD TRIP - LOVING IT.

[@lorrilarsin8022]

I HAVE BEEN HERE EVEN IN 2001. [e-mail]

[@jmvfrva]

thanks for sharing this one with us BigRig!

[@doctorillyas]

Great view and drive

[@victorpearson1418]

hitched along that road to Seattle via Glacier N .P . in 1975 , greetings from England !

[@raysoffroadvideos1121]

love montana..if i could live there i would..

[@aeproductions9944]

Greetings from Cali La! I wanna live there !!

[@MYKIE9000000]

its a beautifu; place to live

[@DOAKification]

Absolutely Beautiful

[@DavidIrthum]

I did not realize that Montana was so beautiful.

[@g3t4c5allycia_]

Me too and I been there once by traveling to Washington state to Alabama and went to Idaho and Montana along the way and it was wonderful but never noticed it .

[@gRosh08]

Thanks for the ride!

[@jt1929]

David Lynch was born in Missoula and Steve Albini went to high school there

[@mikefortune4796]

Gorgeous scenery great video stay safe

[@DroneGirl1]

***** It is fabulous scenery! :) Greetings from Ireland! :)

[@mikestan8796]

Unreal!

[@HyperActive7]

I hope the dinging noise was either your fuel being low or your seat belt being off.. My GMC Canyon lets me know when my belt is off.

[@susanstarr522]

Big sky country!

[@ttotcatalony6117]

beautiful ride with MACK truck

[@DroneGirl1]

ttot catalony This is awesome trip, loved it! :) Greetings from Ireland! :)

[@rlgillian]

What was the dinging sound towards the end of the video ,never heard that noise in any of your other videos?

[@marcopolo5541]

12:22 Sign on right, "Testicle Festival"

[@jt1929]

World famous. I believe they stopped as there was too many ‘incidents’ due to alcohol and random wildness that breaks out

[@bmasters1981]

Somehow I get the feeling that the "ding-ding-ding" you were hearing was a low fuel warning: could that have been it?

[@richardkaltenbach3961]

I'm Gonna Deliver This RV Right Now To A Dealership In Missoula Montana!

[@Jaguarmaserati]

Always nice when your truck makes weird noises.

[@rebecca2709]

anywhere in montana is awesome; missoula is the best though.

[@stap0510]

Was that a CB radio I heard in the background?

[@VWGTI2013]

If I ever win the lottery I`m moving to Montana. Don`t know why but since I was a kid(still am inside) I`ve always liked even the name Montana. Would have to trade-in my VW GTI for a Ford 150.

[@kareng3847]

Me too I wanted to go to Montana since I was eight and now I get the chance living in September and I cannot wait

[@marilynbarker8255]

I'd like to see the town of Missoula. The main drag.

[@jt1929]

Broadway is nice with historic buildings. I used to live smack dab in the middle of town and you can ride a bicycle in any direction, flat as it was once a glacial lake

[@falimkooo8877]

I wanna live there in april 2015 . i come frome Thailand !!!!! :)

[@DroneGirl1]

Falimkoo o Sure Thailand is awesome place to visit/ live! :) Greetings from Ireland! :)

[@JamesBigica]

So beautiful

[@jjustlooken]

they rebuilt most of that highwhy

[@DamusNostril]

he's probably explaining why it's so beautiful

[@jameslawrence4727]

NICE FROM THE BRONX NY

[@judenoda9412]

how far is Missoula from Helena? just curious

[@LazyHubbStudios]

I live in Missoula, and have family in Helena. The drive is about 2 hours long

[@thewindowsxp32]

Not if you are flying down I-90 at 90 MPH.

[@LazyHubbStudios]

thewindowsxp32 ha ha yea

[@65crewcabpw]

The last time I drove that highway, it was a 26 foot straight truck. No, not a trucker... I was a rental and I was moving...

[@agentgibbs1162]

I-90 Westbound just past Exit 96.

[@Lonewolfshh]

spring time or winter? also is that you shifting I'm hearing or perhaps the radio? either way I'm unsure.

[@SuperCatman97]

most likely around October or November so Autumn

[@wildwildItaly]

that's really neat

[@reijotiihonen9312]

Darrell Ward was born here.. And died near Missoula too..

[@CallusDnb]

I live in England and i've been contemplating moving to the US. I'v been having a look at different states and I think Montana is where I would move to. I'm just trying to work out where in Montana to move... It's crazy how cheap houses in the US are, for the same house you can get in Montana for ~ $100k would cost ~ $400k+ in SW England. Not only that, but the cost of living is cheaper; fuel, food, necessities etc. Driving licence is 100x easier to pass, guns are far more easy to buy (the uk is a lot of hassle to buy a gun) and there's plenty of places for hunting/ fishing. Can anyone in Montana recommend a town or city to move to? I ideally want a few acres of land and a 2 bedroom house, not too far from civilization, but out of the way, a bit. Oh, also somewhere where there is work!

[@Love2pak]

Try Billings, Montana, its a good mix of "urban" life and suburbs. It has a nearby airport to get you in and out if you need to. Its close enough to mountains, and far enough from all the craziness. If not Billings, then Bozeman, Montana

[@CallusDnb]

Lifesaver621 Thanks I'v just had a look and both are what I was looking for, maybe Bozeman more so, as it's not so big and land is easier to buy. I still can't believe you can buy a house for $70,000 though. It's crazy.

[@Love2pak]

Yeh Bozeman, is more of a business central area, especially with the state university being there. I am from New York, and in fact Ive been all over the USA, but I have to say Montana was by far the most beautiful place. The people are very nice as well. Btw I see you are from the UK, I was in New Castle, UK for my studies for medical school (St. Georges University), nifty little college town, def. miss New Castle Upon Tyne :). Cheers!

[@joelclark6773]

The flathead area is nice as well and there a lot of attractions.

[@seanmcd72]

Glendive or Wolf Point is where it's at!

[@SilvioManfredDante85]

Were you dragging ass in the passing lane?

[@michaelkurz9067]

looks like everyone is doing in communicating (signaling) not like Arizona

[@zbohjan]

cant imagine that the night driving here

[@EAchank]

But it is a beautiful state west of Missoula no question

[@King_of_pics7]

Nice !!

[@Dasiani1]

I cant believe what Im seeing.

[@rilorobinson7685]

Welcome to Mis uhhh missou uhhhh uhhhh 🤔 miss ou you uhhhh uhhh OH HEY THATS RIGHT WELCOME TO MISSOULA 🎉🎉😃😃😃

[@galemiller8936]

There's my turn off. US 93 and MT 200

[@WCOFTheology]

Why do you say it's racist? I am thinking about moving there, so I'm just wondering?

[@rickyboy1947]

looks like ALBERTA

[@charlescopeland3954]

I agree. It's amazing how much topography, biology and culture don't respect borders.

[@rickyboy1947]

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY

[@andrer.newcomb6516]

It is so pretty up there. Could be so nice to live up there. But you have to be sensible about doing such things. Can one feel welcome there? Is there employment there? Jobs are probably already taken. Have to have employment or some sort of 'guaranteed' financial arrangements . . . because struggling without such is going to be very tenuous. But man is it ever pretty up there.

[@BlantonDelbert]

Dear Editor: Have you read the book, The Man Who Quit Money? I have. It was written by a man from Missoula, Montana, Mark Sundeen. In TMWQM, Mark Sundeen writes about Daniel Suelo who, supposedly, lives in a cave outside of Moab, Utah, without any income at all, using no money, of his own freewill, and survives! This is far from the truth. Daniel often goes to the public library in Moab to use the Internet. Daniel often hitches rides here and there using the public road and a Good Samaritan’s fuel. However, Daniel does not consider these activities as using money, even though he is consuming a public goods (library computer and Internet) and private goods (the Good Samaritan’s car and fuel.) Daniel Suelo has some mumbo-jumbo philosophy that allows him to consume all public goods and any private goods from “friends” as long as he accepts with gratitude. Let me make this clear: In Daniel Suelo’s mind, all the people in the world can live freely, as long as we give to one another and accept with gratitude. What a bunch of malarkey! If a person uses a public good (a road, the library, attending a museum, whatever), then that person is using money. This isn’t up for debate. Yes, the money is tax-payers’ money so the money is being consumed indirectly, in the form of taxes, but money is being consumed nonetheless. And, anyone who accepts “gifts” from others (private goods from “friends”) is still CONSUMING, even if he or she accepts with gratitude. Daniel Suelo cannot see these truths. Daniel Suelo still insists he uses no money. Thus, Daniel Suelo is delusional. Also, Daniel Suelo often “house sits” for friendly supporters, using their home, sleeping in their beds and eating their food while his supporters are elsewhere. But, according to Daniel, he is not using any money. Remember, this consumption is allowed, as long as he accepts with gratitude. Suelo’s delusional mind should be clear to rational people. What is terrible and very troubling is that Daniel Suelo, along with the help of writer Mark Sundeen, is spreading this delusional malarkey to other people. In effect, Daniel Suelo and Mark Sundeen are lying to these people, enticing these innocent and gullible individuals to give up the striving of life, to leave the money system, to live like the great one, Daniel Suelo, the prophet, free of money. This is disgusting. Daniel Suelo is an egomaniac perpetrating his myth into weak and impressionable people, not only in the USA but around the world. Why? Why do you think? To get a following. Once on his Facebook page, Daniel Suelo said that he remembers when he was five years old, standing in his crib, holding onto the bars. There, in that moment, he had a vision, a vision that said he was going to be a LEADER OF A MOVEMENT. Ha! I am not making this stuff up. It is there. Go to his FB page and research it. You might have to go back some time, circa spring 2013. Anyway, really, who sees such visions at five years old? Budding egomaniacs; that’s who, maybe a David Koresh. In writing his sympathetic biography of Daniel Suelo, TMWQM, Mark Sundeen has not only endorsed Daniel Suelo’s lies but romanticized his lifestyle and encouraged others to attempt to live thus, to attempt to live free of money. The writer Mark Sundeen knew and associated with Daniel Suelo BEFORE the writing of his book, TMWQM. This leads one to believe that Mark Sundeen knew good and well that Suelo’s ideas would be appealing to many, and this appeal would make Mark Sundeen much money. How ironic?!!! Mark Sundeed writes a book about a prophet who lives his life without money in order to make money for himself!! Now, I am not some Ayn Rand, selfish tea-bagger. I have been a lifelong liberal and understand the incredibly difficult path to becoming financially secure in this life. Even in today’s modern world, equality and opportunity are still myths. One’s birth is the greatest indicator of financial success, a greater indicator than ambition or even IQ. Nearly half of the world’s population lives on less than two dollars a day. About 40 percent of the USA population lives from one paycheck to the other. Considering these dismal truths, I would love for a human being to be able to live without money, to live in a beautiful utopian world, to live as John Lennon once sang in his song IMAGINE: nothing to kill of die for, with no heaven above us, no hell below, no possessions, in a brotherhood of man. Ha! Yea, John Lennon was a dreamer, beautiful, but a dreamer nonetheless. That life is just not going to happen. Even in the old Soviet Union the idea was not to live completely without money. Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotsky were not that stupid, so stupid to try to pull such a ridiculous idea over the heads of the people. Can you imagine Vladimir Lenin saying: “We can live free! Using no money!” The people would not have been deceived. So, Lenin and Trotsky told a partial live. “We can live equal!” This partial lie didn’t turn out too well, even though North Korea and Cuba (not China) are still continuing with such pretense. The world is rough, and this rough world is established on money. Money is the proof that we are physical beings. Money is proof that our existence is not only spiritual, as the prophet Daniel Suelo would like to convince people, people whom he hopes will become his new disciples. Once again, let me be very clear: An utopian society of life-without-money is complete BULLSH@#. There will never be a way to live COMPLETELY without money. If you use public goods, then you are using money indirectly. If you “house sit,” you are using someone else’s money. Sure, there are minimalist, people who choose to live with the bare essentials, (remember Henry David Thoreau), and there are people who just glean off of society, people whom John Lenin’s buddy, Paul McCartney, might have been referring to when Paul sang: got a good reason, for taking the easy way out… These people don’t bother me, either one, the minimalist or the person who has sort of just checked out. I understand they are fed up with the money system. However, do not lie to me and say you live with NO MONEY! In his book TMWQM, author Mark Sundeen did not ask any real difficult questions to Daniel Suelo. Sundeen was definitely not working as an objective journalist or and objective biographer. Remember, Daniel Suelo and Mark Sundeen have known each other for many years. They were friends before this book was written! Such a friendship automatically produces a biased book, a biased book in favor of Daniel Suelo’s mythical life. Sundeen’s angle was clear. He wanted to romanticize Daniel Suelo as much as he could in order to sell books. Someone in the Missoula community needs to contact Mr. Sundeen and ask him a simple question: “Do you really believe that Daniel Suelo is living without any money?” If Mark Sundeen says, yes, then Mark Sundeen is a liar. If Mark Sundeen says, no, then Mark Sundeen is knowingly glorifying a charlatan, a charlatan who is seducing young people from around the county into a fake life, a life that cannot be lived, a life where one day the convert will wake up and ask: “Why have I been wasting my life?” Of course, the prophet Daniel Suelo would say, “You are not wasting your life, you are living your life freely.” Yea, you are living your life “freely” if you can find some “friends” who will let you “house sit” during the winter months like the great guru, Daniel Suelo, does. People, do not be deceived! Do not join Daniel Seulo’s, Moneyless Tribe, his group of disciples who, day by day, are becoming just as delusional as their leader, accepting his indoctrination. The Moneyless Tribe is Daniel Suelo’s cult. Daniel Suelo’s Moneyless Tribe is not like Occupy Wall Street which was trying to bring attention to outrageous CEO pay and the corruption in the banking system. No, Daniel Suelo’s Moneyless Tribe just wants to live outside of the system, the system of money. There is a problem, NO ONE can exists COMPLETELY outside the system of money. Daniel Suelo is really a Freegan, a person who does not want to live in our consumerism society, a person who wants to glean off of the leftovers, the kind of person Beatle Paul McCartney sung about. This is fine with me. Just tell the truth. Stop with your malarkey. Stop with your lies. Delbert Blanton Kokomo, Indiana

[@charlescopeland3954]

That guy's a goddamn joke. A friend of mine in Missoula rents her apartment from him. "The Man Who Quit Money" my ass. Only well-heeled yuppies are disingenuous enough to make that kind of claim and only other well-heeled yuppies are naive enough to believe it.

[@BlantonDelbert]

Charles Copeland Someone should out that lying bastards, both, Sundeen and Suelo.

[@BlantonDelbert]

Interesting. Mark Sundeen the writer used Suelo, played him.

[@EAchank]

Well we got a speeding ticket there other ppl were speeding but we got chased by 3 police cars. The problem was that people who were driving were the ones who called the police. I'm Brown had the window open on the passenger side n people would eyeball me hard as we drove by. We didn't cut anybody off just stayed in the left lane. Also all the anti Palestinian n anti abortion signs on the hwy made me feel uncomfortable. Not that I necessarily agree or disagree. It was just felt weird

[@GATORSATK]

Stay in England....America is full!

[@EAchank]

I apologize I was mad about something

[@graymikep64]

Sweeet

[@DroneGirl1]

Michael Gray Nice! :) Greetings from Ireland! :)

[@vivageocentrism5167]

Do you have to be a Flat Earther