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[@EZK4ME93]

Can we all just take a moment to enjoy Jonathan’s content lately? Like bruh, no lie your simple videos tell a entire story and the fact you add in these fun delicious meals really adds onto your craft. Keep it up dude hope you make it home safe!

[@007nadineL]

Check out vanlife youtuber Foresty forest .

[@Catbus-Driver]

I'm not trying to be rude here even knowing it will sound like it, but literally every "van life" or camping channel has the exact same formula that they just copy from OGs. Lets not act like making meals is some ground breaking addition when its the most generic part of every video like this....

[@laurelpais]

@@Catbus-Driver you seem like a fun person

[@Catbus-Driver]

​@terminal3 I never said he wasn't...? Out of everything Jonathan does, I just found it weird that adding food to the video is what is being upvoted and nothing about his editing, upgrades, etc.

[@Kang729]

@@Catbus-Driver Silence you cuckaroach

[@terrygippert7208]

Little tip, wait in till the pancake has a lot of bubbles in it then flip it easy

[@RedStickHistorian]

Trust your gut, if the situation doesn't feel right, move on. Thanks for sharing.

[@peggydwyer8187]

PERFECT explanation of the loneliness/sadness of being alone in beauty and AWE. It's not depressing, it just IS. You are very wise young man. Fix your van up with heat etc, and get back out there! hugs from Ontario Canada

[@piperlong544]

That "loneliness" would not be such a problem with me because I would have my cats and my TPE silicone companion doll Darvulia with me. Humans just aren't that fun anymore to interact with.

[@Terry_1111]

Your intuition was alerting you to what could be danger. And we should ALWAYS listen to our inner voice! I'm glad you decided to move! I enjoy your channel very much and look forward to your camper enhancements!

[@jimgarrett8687]

Man, thanks for the shoutout!!! I appreciate it! We’re PBR fans 4 life! Take good care and keep them coming

[@pamelaklemp5615]

Bye to truck camping for a little while. Renovating a few things and making upgrades, moving to a new house ... my you're busy! I'm glad you're doing the upgrades instead of looking for something different. I really ❤ that little truck camper Big Foot! Now then, your Sammie and Fries looked yummy! !! Oh to be young and work off all those calories, lol. I do remember those times with such affection. A perfect ending to a beautiful camping trip. Be Well.

[@brianpierce7483]

It doesn’t take going home to get your heat or refrigerator in order … your the one true living on the road lifer that I go to and enjoy immensely ! Now your moving into a home granted it may be a base camp it just upsets me ….. I live in my camper 24/7 on the 7th day it’s shower day at my parents house which is 55+ so I can’t stay overnight I lost my career at my local nuclear plant of 24 years due to cancer just waiting till I’m 55 next year to collect my pension if I’m alive … I’ve owned 4 homes cars motorcycles International travel now I’m in a a-liner camper box I don’t get paid like you for your content so with all due respect toughen it up and keep the contact living in your camper home … with love and respect Brian.

[@cjok7463]

I hooked up my mr buddy heater toa 20lb tank. It last over 2 weeks now. Just need the 8-10 hose

[@estelleadamski308]

FOLLOW your instincts! If something doesn't feel right, move! We were traveling in a camper, pulled over by a sm lake after traveling all day. Was getting ready to make dinner, I did NOT see or hear anybody, but, had an uneasy feeling. We had a 2 yr. old, also. I told my husband we had to move, he was tired from the drive, but, he agreed to move. Better to be safe than sorry!

[@judyl5260]

I am a firm believer in listening to your intuition

[@WhatsCookingTime]

I hear you on that I don't know if it's divine inspiration or some sixth sense that we possess I've got myself away from situations that just something didn't feel right sure enough there was something negative after the fact I've heard it too many times from Friends read different things that there is something to it.

[@lauranewell5200]

Love, Love, LOVE your videos! They are Beautiful and Artsy, yet Real, Down to Earth and Humorous 😄👍 It's Wonderful to be able to Enjoy the gorgeous places and "Experience" Traveling with you until the time wen I am able to get it there! 🤪 I'm not a good "Alone" person, but am working on it in baby steps just going to Local Events and Day Trips 😀 I've often wondered, watching the many Solo Van/Truck Lifers, if making your videos helps you to Be Alone, but not Feel so Alone? Like someone else said, it's kinda like we're WITH you! Thank You So Much for Sharing your Adventures! It's really nice for those of us "stuck" at home to get just a little Taste of Travel! 😊👍

[@judyl5260]

Leave the pancakes in until there are small bubbles on top, then flip

[@Saucytavels]

Loved that he addressed what’s going in the beginning of the video!

[@samhklm]

Get that mouse issue resolved - NOW!!!!! They will total your truck. Good first gen. Tundras are hard to replace.

[@rtshort]

Nice "last" meal dude. Take us along for the new house and rebuild tour. :)

[@brandonirvin8666]

I lived in my car for 4 months when I decided to move to western montana and I spent a great majority of my time in the campground at the beginning of your video. Nostalgic.

[@sandimatthews5703]

I’m old. Ok. That’s just a fact. I am infatuated with your cooking!! I’m a good cook. But you inspire me! And your scenery is stunning. Thank you Johnathan! 🙌

[@gailbutler483]

Perhaps it is the sense of nature's grandeur and the feeling of our own smallness, frailty, and mortality that we feel in comparison, that evokes what feels like "loneliness". Perhaps this loneliness this, diminishment is what allows us to commune with something greater than ourselves and feel a sense of wonder and humility when encountering nature's wonders, beauty, expanse, and mystery. I too, have felt these feelings when alone with natural wonders on my car camping trips. Such feelings allow us to explore our own mysterious depths.

[@gretchenoppriecht189]

“It’s wet up here…” Make a “sit-upon.” Old scouting hack - old plastic/lined table cloth cut to desired size. Pad inside with newspaper (from folded, not crumpled), cardboard or any thin padding. Whip lash together and voila, tush stays comfy and dry in any seating situation.

[@cheeneedejesus3537]

Hey JY, Congratulations in advance for the 100k subs. 💯

[@lorriehall7243]

I can’t believe he isn’t there already…

[@davidgarcia1569]

Get a diesel heater, buddy heaters cause moisture, and diesel heater heat is dry heat

[@cousinjeb7116]

From what I've seen, those gasoline heaters get gummed up with soot after a short amount of time. The only way to help with that is to run it on the highest setting or not at all. But that could still work for you since you handle the cold nights well.

[@juliekuehn4584]

Another great video J! Loved your introspection on lonely vs. alone. I think too few of us spend enough time alone to silence the outside with sounds of others and listen to ourselves now and then. It's good to have deep thoughts just not to fall too deep into your thoughts. Hope the move goes well and looking forward to the next one. Jules 🙂

[@007nadineL]

Two few of us? Who exactly?

[@genespell4340]

@@007nadineL she means some but not all people. I don't get lonely. It's Sunday afternoon and I haven't spoken to anyone since Friday and I am completely happy with that.

[@juliekuehn4584]

@@007nadineL Who exactly? LOL...my friend Jacob...you know, Jacob (you asked who exactly after all and I used 'too' not 'two'). He has said that he prefers not to be alone or without electronics as he gets bored with being by himself. I've suggested that he get outside and listen to nature as it's not at all boring.

[@Whitsy-cx1ph]

Check out a Dickinson Newport propane heater. They are being installed in Kimbo campers and can be seen on UTUBE. I would buy one. A little pricey though.

[@lawrencek9748]

Looking forward to seeing the camper fully functional! Wish I could give you a hand, if you have any 12v questions let me know, I've been working on cars/trailers/trucks for 10+ years.

[@bobdrago6965]

Better to trust your gut and relocate. Good luck prepping and refining your ride. Enjoy your film technique and music overlay. Used to travel solo years ago and you are right about the perspective and self awareness you develop when you don’t have to resonate and respond off of someone else. Having said that I do enjoy traveling with good friends. Have a safe winter journey.

[@FifiFifi-il1qu]

You should add some security camera around your camper just in case and with some led bar lights n have a monitor inside checking the cam view outside.

[@missroxanne7123]

You may be alone but you’ve got lots of folks with you to. Thank you.

[@scottymac5174]

I do a lot of solo travel/camping. The way I see it, it's better to just get out there and experience it when and while you have the chance. Better than just sitting around waiting for a friend who might just have a limited window. You will Always meet new people on your adventures.

[@Slayerx2010]

Wym hes got mousey

[@lynnearreguin361]

When you’re cooking cube steak you must brace it which means you browned it on each side after you flour it and then you pour in a couple cups of chicken broth or beef broth and then you put a lid on it and you put it in an oven or on the stove on low and you let it cook for like an hour and it’ll come out for tender otherwise it’ll be the toughest piece of meat you ever tried to eat bahahaha

[@djmfilms1999]

There’s the Propex heater I’ve heard good things about!! I particularly like that heat set up compared to the Diesel heater craze!!

[@redarmysoja]

I've been subscribed for awhile and have watched a lot of your videos and you don't seem to be the type who spooks easily. I'd say your instincts served you well. First rule of the outdoors, if it seems sketchy, bail.

[@kike9022]

Whenever I look at beautiful natural scenery I get this warm feeling in my stomach that I could never pin down and I can only describe as nostalgic. I think what you shared at 12:00 really describes that feeling. That nostalgic feeling is the loneliness that we experience as a trade off of seeing beautiful scenery. It is the beautiful mix of loneliness and appreciation of nature.

[@Rose-kp4ow]

I don't blame the mouse because you're good people to hang out with 😊 Thanks for another great experience ❤️

[@g3mk4y3m]

I’m glad you can get projects done soon, then be set for winter! Get moved, get sorted then get back on the road!

[@terrygippert7208]

It also recharges are internal systems and removes life stress

[@yuuzyerbrejn9603]

It made the biggest difference in my camper when I put a rubberized rug down with a runner for easy cleaning. I have a propane heater that runs off the 12v circuit, plus a buddy heater, but I have a pop top with soft sides which is not ideal for winter. I like the fiberglass Bigfoot! Anyway, floor covering. Have fun! I look forward to your next adventure.

[@jeannerountree952]

I love the views. Thank you for taking this this disabled person along! By the way MAV had a rat in his truck when he was in Mexico and the rat ate his own tail off. He shared that experience with his viewers and it was one of the most interesting things I think I saw on his channel. It took him a while to get the rat out of his truck cab. I hope you get your critter out soon.

[@TheSkeetergirl]

Thank you for taking us along to see these beautiful vistas. Wow! Hello to Tessa.😊

[@jeffreykropp7664]

I spray mint-water on my vehicle wires.

[@bryanbreeden1802]

Some beautiful country you are in.

[@seantn1357]

Damn. Fantastic view of Yellowstone National Park. Keep it up, bro. LA will be watching your up coming videos.

[@bobde4705]

Great trip, always enjoy your adventures. 🙂Look into a diesel heater. I don't know about a gasoline heater. Doesn't sound safe.Take care. Travel On.👍

[@natalielebron5532]

Oh Johnathan that looks amazing!! I also loved when you open the top of the truck . The view was spectacular

[@denisemurphy1085]

Trust your senses. Beautiful scenery as always.

[@LD-lddh]

Stunning scenery! Wow! I could not believe what beautiful Fall colors were there. Thanks for that. Really enjoy your videos and look forward to seeing you again soon.🤩

[@davidbaron6647]

Amazing great Video Food looks Great as always, Fort Wayne Indiana last night [ this morning 6am ] 12 degrees f On and off snow past 4 days . Fuel, today 3.85 per gallon Reg.

[@nikip9161]

Safety first. Trust your instincts. The landscape shots were so beautiful. Happy Thanksgiving 🌲🌲🌲

[@SpeakersIsGod]

Been watching you since you got the camper. I highly recommend getting some solar installed with lithium, a good diesel heater, and a dometic fridge. You could camp for weeks or become a tiny house movement channel. You could really go big with your KZbin. I've always dreamed of having the camper life and just traveling the country!

[@Ronnie_S]

13:03 it all makes sense. It's experiencing many aspects/emotions of being human (joy, pain, sunshine, rain). Or simply put, "I can't miss you if you don't go away first, dang! 🤣"

[@LeaveNoTrashBehind]

Always trust your gut feeling John, if feel creeped out by someone get away from them. What you did was smart, anyways happy camping!

[@firstchoicephoto]

Putting a gas heater in a truck camper is not worth it. Creates a lot of issues that you will have to deal with. You have a propane water heater and stove so will still have to haul propane. I LOVE MY ESPAR in my van but I do not have anything that is propane. When you tap into your trucks fuel tank a lot of people have had issues with the height and length of the tubing run. Stay with propane and maybe haul an extra tank if you need to. My truck camper I was able to haul 2 tanks and in -30 had no issues.

[@jamesb9780]

Great Video; When I head out with my little trailer sometimes I'm alone too and I can related to your thoughts on the subject. I really appreciate the nature and the views and sometimes you don't always have someone to come along, but that's not a bad thing. Definitely a chance to get lost in your own thoughts, work out some things, and appreciate just how big the world is.

[@Kiowagoodfella]

Get you a mice repeller from Amazon, hooks to your truck battery, it worked for me.

[@TheFloridaBikeVlogger]

when he opened the door after eating, that was amazing.

[@jimmyjoe6159]

Hi Johnathan I used to own a Northern Light camper very similar to yours. Even though it had a built in factory furnace, I would always use my generator with a ceramic heater plugged in. It was a nice steady dry heat and I could camp in quite chilly weather. The generator was an 1850 watt and it would power my heater, lights and fridge if needed, I'm from Northern Alberta Canada

[@natalielebron5532]

Oh and try several moth balls throughout truck and tie bags of them around wheels. I got this tip from “Where’s Tiffany”

[@michelefliginger8910]

I can’t stand the smell of moth balls. Cotton balls with peppermint oil is great for getting rid of mice!

[@danandtab7463]

Hope you get the camper all working for next time! I certainly enjoyed the series on this trip. The snowy Yellowstone was amazing. So I showed the very beginning of this to my baby son about three times. When you open the hatch at the beginning, he giggles at the moment you come up. Lol

[@masonstruckadventure9368]

I love camping alone also when you discover camp spots for the first time, it's getting in tune with your inner self. Love your content dude. PBR baby

[@gailbutler483]

Good that you follow your instincts and leave a situation that feels sketchy. There's a reason you felt this way even if logic fails to be satisfied. Good move!

[@marviesadventures8638]

Mice are not nice! Definitely need to get that problem taken care of.

[@WHEREVER-I-ROAM]

I also have 2 100watt solar panels and 2 AGM BATTERIES IM NOT DOING A LAPTOP YET BUT IM RUNNING A 2000watt inverter for TOOLS and a FAN, MAIN REASON->DOMEDIC CF18 MINI REFRIGERATOR 12VOLT KEEPS FOOD FROZEN

[@MissMarinaCapri]

I was thinking of the marine wood-burning stove to heat your humble abode. Wood is everywhere. The fire draws in air from the bottom outside the cabin and exhausts at the top so you’re safe when you have the doors to the marine, wood-burning stove closed. You can see the fire through the glass door, which is another plus. Just a thought, and a suggestion.

[@SpeakersIsGod]

It's also worth mentioning that the cooking oil can be put back into a container when its cool and save it for the next time. It will keep for a decent while

[@jasonlightfoot4145]

Diesel heater, you won't regret it especially if you plan on a lot of winter camping. Not sure what level of reno you are planning on it I would also highly suggest insulating the entire shell as well as the floor.

[@anybodyoutthere3208]

Wow! One of your best videos Johnathan Loved the wildlife scenes The talk about loneliness The food The music to go along Truly talented Safe travels home~

[@miamisammy4020]

I feel your pain. Sometimes a short trip without all of the creature comforts is doable. I have managed a couple of weeks at a time in my truck/bela-air camper with a porta-potty or bucket for a toilet. But I do have running water from a sink I made out of a salad bowl and nesting table and a 26 qt 12 v fridge. I take the 25 ft RV out for longer trips. Love your pancake breakfast! I have the same issue flipping. But, you pretty much nailed it! For mice, I use peppermint spray and solar motion lights under the truck. I know a couple who leaves a couple of lucy lights under the hood. I also never leave my doors open for any extended period of time.

[@michelle14749]

Nice content as always. You did right by moving, always follow your instincts.

[@peggiewindham4819]

Glad you're heading home to get your camper home done and yes to the pancake mix I use it and love it . Just make smaller cakes lol . That looks good I've never had apples on them. I bet it would be better with potatoes on top with sausage mmmmm.,. Omgoodness that beer reminds me of my father in law. RIP Pops

[@montereyspike]

Dang, those pancakes looked SO GOOD! That location was so beautiful and serene. Thank you for another great video, makes me with that I could be out on the road too.

[@joyceb.sachsesachse1242]

Love ya Jon , great video on you're Yellowstone adventures and the wonderful new camper , it will be great once you dial it in for sure.......You are a good kid...

[@barbarashirland9078]

Beautiful cinematography in and around a great upbeat story. Thank you.

[@dee4435]

Just found your channel. I'm half through this video and very impressed. Your philosophy and your good gut instincts are spot on. Well done. Enjoying this.

[@pamelao9803]

Very enjoyable video as usual. Glad you are planning to fix your amenities! I don’t think I could have dealt with all those problems on an ongoing basis. I think you will get even more enjoyment out of your camper once it is all fixed. My late husband and I started out with a pickup with a shell and had a cooler, Coleman stove and a foam mattress. Once we could afford a full truck camper with oven, shower etc - I thought I had died and gone to heaven. We enjoyed it for many years. Can’t wait to see how it ends up. By the way - the burger looked delicious!

[@shirleyedginton7968]

Thank you so much for taking me with you on your journey, the scenery is amazing xx

[@timharker8695]

I’m going through some stuff. Your adventures and demeanor are a breath of fresh air!! Thanks

[@CaveCreek101]

I love watching you cook and your so organized you clean everything up right away👍beautiful fall conditions.

[@EfficientRVer]

It's cool that you like Pabst. I hadn't had it in decades, then my grocery store did a $10 off online coupon on a 30-pack, so I spent the $11.99. Perfectly fine beer, and for 40 cents a can, it's a steal. Camping tip for anyone who uses vinegar to wipe off their dishes when camping, beer works better and leaves far less residue.

[@juliemarkham4332]

I love the beautiful scenery! You're so down-to-earth and humble about your camping experiences. Enjoy your videos.

[@melissav3244]

I remember you packing all your stuff in a small suv. Gave up your apt and started living out of vehicle /campers and your moms... you were such a baby then compared to the youtuber you are today!! I'm proud of you man... there's tons of advice and recipes we'd like to try from being fans.. take care .

[@pnwoutdoorlife2720]

Me and my friends always bought PBR for our beer bong lol. Not bad beer.

[@johnhuff393]

Good afternoon from Godley Texas, thanks for another adventure 😎 Stay safe and happy travels 😎

[@timmymendenhall1275]

Wow. That's crazy. I'm in Stephenville. Lol Have a great day !!

[@johnhuff393]

@@timmymendenhall1275 Small world indeed. I have a Capri truck camper out of Bluff Dale TX.

[@sunnydays4327]

Yentch’s Camp Style CAFE 🍽️ ☕️🎉

[@JonnyDIY]

Omg that 🍔🍟 & 🥞!!! 🤤💕👍 PS- do u air down on those roads? And PPS- did u ever find the mouse? Getting in from your fresh air intakes is my most likely guess

[@10K-y8q]

hey Jonathan if you haven't already definitely check your engine bay and glove compartment for any signs of mouse nesting. where there is one there is more!

[@marymorris8690]

Hope your new friend isnt a squirrel or a chipmunk. They like to nest behind the glovebox in the cab air filter. Save journey Jonathan. We miss you in Oregon. You werent around this summer for kayaking. We gotta do it next year for sure

[@jasontaylor9871]

I haven't had a PBR since I used to steal them off my ol man back in high school days

[@hollsee9266]

My guy has the exact same camper. Those came with really great propane heaters. Did you take the old one out? The fridge unit was a 3 way dometic unit? Did your camper not come with that? It’s a 4 season camper created right here in Beautiful British Columbia. Those campers are coveted. Another KZbinr “Tails Of Wonderlust” bought the Northern Lite version of those. Both manufacturers were the same company at one time but parted. She doesn’t have a furnace either. I am not sure why people take them out. Beautiful campers and truly the best in my opinion which is why they cost to much to buy used. Good luck

[@edwardashworth5195]

With the cold up here in northern bc we use the diesel heaters they work well.

[@Trang-xq9fn]

Great idea about the pancake mix in a bottle. You could reuse the bottle and add more pancake mix.

[@mzinns]

Completely understand and identify with your assessment of solo travel. Done it many times in many ways and I prefer it over traveling with another person.

[@benreynoso866]

You drove past Missoula Mt! I’ve been subscribed for awhile and watch your channel as part of my morning routine with a cup of coffee. I’m so glad you got to enjoy my home state.

[@WesternDriven406]

I spent 5 months truck camping full time in Western Montana last summer. Yes you get lonely but man what I experienced in those 5 months Was unreal! So I’ve you have a chance to get out somewhere…..do it!

[@lorid6544]

Love your videos so much. I love the beauty of your travels. I understand the "loneliness' aspect of venturing out solo. Thanks for bringing us along.

[@MariafromthePhilippineIslands]

Loving the trees diff colors. Thank you for sharing these living post cards. A lake fronting the colorful trees. The Autumn Fever. So enchanting! 🤩🤩

[@jonathanandtalley4391]

Check out the desel heater they put out dry air and you won't have moisture inside your truck camper.

[@mustang350boss7]

Considering your situation and food. You make great breakfast lunches and dinner. I’m a Eagle Scout back in my younger years and believe me I love the great outdoors. Love your videos.

[@charlieireland5422]

Speaking about being lonely, I only get lonely when I see some amazing sights that I wish someone else were there to witness with me. But for the rest of the trip I am fine lol

[@jcutch3499]

I don't know if anyone suggested it yet but the Chinese Diesel Heaters are perfect for your application.

[@zacharyrastelli3339]

Pro tip - instead of flipping the whole pancake, life the pancake up with the spatula, flip the pan over to the top (uncooked side of pancake) and then flip the pan back over. Maybe a little confusing but hopefully you get the gist. Will make it much easier for you lol

[@lauraslanesvanlifetravels]

I used to be afraid of traveling alone...now I LOVE IT! I prefer to be comfortable and relaxed not constantly having to deal w/other people and them being comfortable. We all are different so it can get to ya after being in a vehicle w/someone for a long time. I tried to start car life, while working the gig economy and doing my youtube but haven't quite been able to leave yet due to a few reasons but I definitely am working on it!

[@nomaderic]

I've been doing that for 3 years now making money with doordash mainly and a few other apps. I stay in the city while I work and then when I take days off I head out into the beautiful nature. Hope you get to start your journey soon

[@WhatsCookingTime]

@@nomaderic what kind of money can you make with doordash by the way working in the city area I thought about it haven't really looked into it

[@nomaderic]

@@WhatsCookingTime it depends where you are. Some places are great some mediocre. I'm in Colorado now and make I'd say a little over 20 an hr. Most of the cities out west are great. The big cities of California are the best