Why I’m Leaving South Dakota Residency After 5 Years on the Road

[@michelleellis8201]

I am so happy you made this video. SD was on my list of possible Domiciles. This info is so valuable. I am taking the state off my list.

[@elizabethveverka5738]

Thank you so much for this video ❤🎉

[@tracyk415]

it's awful....

[@Mimi2Two]

Sounds like “they” don’t want you … period! Wishing you all the best - wherever you and Pippa lay your heads. ❤

[@CricketsBay]

Can you do a video on what states ARE good for Nomads. I mean, being able to VOTE, get affordable, accessible Healthcare, and access to ALL government services are important.

[@kingtrance307]

You mean the government services Trump and Elon Musk will soon take away?

[@maggie2sticks717]

How can you have access to healthcare in a state you don't actually live in?

[@roxywyndham]

@@maggie2sticks717some allow urgent care and ER access when u are traveling.

[@tracyk415]

BLUE STATES

[@challythompson1345]

Thank you for sharing the info about the state. Its important to know this stuff, even just as a visitor to the state. It sounds pretty oppresive. Next time i have to travel tht way, I will be sure to just pass through with as minimum stops as possible.

[@Rollergirl601]

Well darn. South Dakota was on my list but will scratch that off now. Thanks for the update. Best of luck on your next move!

[@suzanne296]

Agree

[@SheTookTheLongWayHome]

Wowwww, I was curious about this change when you first mentioned it and knew there must be a pretty significant reason behind the move, especially since changing residency is no small task. This is valuable info, thanks for sharing!

[@SheTookTheLongWayHome]

This aversion to nomads has driven me crazy for years because they are lumping us in with problematic groups who contribute nothing and leave filth and destruction in their wake. I have been FT in my SUV for exactly one year now. Even before going FT, this is how I traveled for weeks and months at a time. Wherever we go, we are spending money on groceries, restaurants, services, gas, lodging/camping occasionally, entertainment, tolls, entrance fees, etc., etc. There are all kinds of ways we bring money into the local economies we travel through and/or stay in, money that many communities desperately need and depend on. Yes, there are people out there who make it hard for the rest of us, but I think the majority of us are respectful and couteous of the areas we visit. And if it's our legally claimed state of residency, there shoulfd be no distinctions and should have all the same rights as anyone else. How is it any different than people who keep residences in different states? Lots of people who aren't labeled nomads live more months elsewhere than in their state of residency. By making this more difficult for houseless people (whether by choice or circumstances), they are going to create far more problems for themselves, especially as more and more people become unhoused due to lack of affirdable housing and home-buying prices that are out of reach. Everywhere I go, businesses are suffering and closing for lack of employees and the reason for that is because people can't afford to live where they work and also can't afford to commute. It's an endless Catch-22! This country needs to figure this stuff out and put a stop to all the greed because this is all going to get worse until then. Making things more difficult for nomads and everyone just creates more problems and forces people to be dishonest. It's all so infuriating!

[@jenandkurt]

You are exactly correct! So upsetting 😡 😞

[@tinabeane]

WOW I had no idea about this, thanks for sharing and giving us some feedback on how things are changing there. I'll share your video in my Women's Only SUV FB group so others are aware that they might not want to select this state and going forward might not even be an option.

[@Golfpt62]

This is crazy. Good luck to you and Pippa.

[@richgreiner8965]

Some RV parks in various states offer partial ownership and valid home address. Pahrump, Nevada and Yuma, Arizona are two I have heard of.

[@ExpressYourselfLearning]

I’m coming up to my 5th year on my canal boat in England!!

[@BrookeandPippa]

Omg that’s so cool! I’ve seen a lot of videos on that

[@shirleysparks1148]

I'm sorry you have to do this . But I'm sure you will be happier in the end . I think we all would love a video on what states are good for nomads. Until I started watching your videos, I never even thought about half the issues that came into play with this lifestyle.

[@CricketsBay]

Yup. I would definitely like a video on the states that are good for nomads.

[@Daltenn1]

Welcome to the new reality!!! I wish you the best of luck.

[@tiltawhorled]

@Brooke nobody prevents you from using the library anywhere. Big cities are more problematic with Internet etc than a little state like SD.

[@amyh1045]

Good for you! Financially supporting a state that aligns with your values makes a lot of sense.

[@5dognight422]

Brooke, we have domicile in SD and our driver license has PMB stamped on it which we got in 2023 so now we are in AZ for at least a year maybe more and wanted to purchase a shotgun just for shooting clays and having fun but denied because of the PMB, so it’s not worth having this service as a Nomad if it is not recognized as a home base address. The only benefit was to have no taxes but if you pay a yearly service fee for the PMB and you are not recognized for anything anywhere else in the state, what’s the point? I totally agree with you, plus the PMB we use outside Rapid City is not all that…

[@gygi2109]

No st income TX in SD

[@practicalpracticewithgeekw9400]

Great choice! Respect! We need more people to consider where they spend their money. Same here, will not put my hard earned money into a county or state that does not reflect my values and definitely doesn’t respect my human rights.

[@kenmcclow8963]

There are 8 states with no state income taxes. For people in my age group there are also a number of states that do have income tax, but don’t tax pensions, 401k income, or social security, so they aren’t limited to 8 states. I would pick a state where you either spend part of the year, or are nearby. For older people, some states have better healthcare than others and saving thousands on income taxes only to spend it on expensive healthcare is a fail. I also think owning property is a good idea in whatever state, even if you only pass through a couple times per year. I was watch several KZbin channels at the beginning of the pandemic and a lot of nomadic people were basically kicked out of a lot of places when everything shut down. I have doubts about it ever happening the same way again, but I like having a home base that I could go to if I had to, or just because I like being there for part of the year.

[@Hobomountainwander]

I am an AZ resident as a noamd. I have a PMB with the UPS store in Flagstaff. Jen is amazing and she knows what I am doing. She doesn't say anything. The DMV doesn't have an issue with it. I was able to use the voting office as my residence. And I am able to have health insurance. I haven't tried to get my passport. I had to pay $200 in taxes to AZ because I work in AK in the summer. Good luck with the move and your nomad endeavors.

[@BrookeandPippa]

I love Flag!

[@eh3477]

@@Hobomountainwander You used the Elections office or the voter Registrar office as your residence? How does that work? Good luck on your travels.

[@Hobomountainwander]

@@eh3477 I told them I lived on Indian land and it worked. No argument

[@Hobomountainwander]

@@BrookeandPippa me too 😁

[@paulamorris3138]

Love Arizona!

[@sharrymullin4924]

I love your mic stand.

[@ladybungg4226]

Thank you for this kind of story 😊😊!

[@alohaXamanda]

This has nothing to do with 'nomads' and everything to do with taking away the rights of houseless people

[@maggie2sticks717]

Homeless people can actually use the library in South Dakota and have access to medicaid. It has to do with people not living there and trying to influence politics.

[@alohaXamanda]

@@maggie2sticks717 How do they do that without a physical address?

[@edburck]

@@alohaXamandabecause, as the laws have been they do have a physical address, just not a physical home.

[@syhegheg8257]

This is a very informative video. Keep up the good work!

[@breadbaker-wj3pl]

that’s unfortunate and i’m sure people in shelters including children probably can’t get library cards with which is terrible. the cruelty is the point

[@BrookeandPippa]

100% there’s a lot of layers to it that don’t just involve full time travelers

[@MeTreesndirt]

I doubt any states req.a Star card for a kid to use the library.

[@shalahcarolshaffron7299]

How does one have a bank account and vehicle insurance without an address?

[@BrookeandPippa]

I had a legal address in South Dakota provided by Dakota Post. It always worked until recently

[@jlong5097]

I had always wondered about voting in SD as a nomad. I had never considered the medical issues! Thanks for sharing, Brooke.

[@maggie2sticks717]

It's because insurance has networks and if you aren't in the network you can't access the same medical buying power and you go out of network. To say you can't access healthcare in South Dakota is silly. My sister works at a clinic near the Badlands and they see a lot of people from out of state and they never turn anyone away.

[@M_O_T_H_M_A_N]

Thank you for posting this ! I had heard about the whole voting thing but wasn’t sure if it was true or not . And best of luck with switching over your new residency :)

[@BrookeandPippa]

I still voted in the midterms and the last election, but they are definitely trying to make sure that’s not the case in the future

[@fiendishthingy1630]

If you owned an acre of land in SD (or elsewhere) that allowed you to "camp" on it, would that qualify you to prove you are a property owner/resident of that state? With a P.O. Box address for mail? Or would you be required to have a physical address on a structure? If you have family or friends that might allow a token tiny house with an address (such as 9326 1/2 Main St.)?

[@maura6375]

Thank you for the advice ❤

[@denisejones-drantz1321]

Go to Chicago. You would love it there! Great place and very safe! Don't listen to anyone! Very affordable too. Deep blue there.

[@BrookeandPippa]

I was born in Chicago lol

[@RNKoriginalss]

Yaaaaay! Brooke and Pippa based from east coast for a bit…. So exciting to see what’s ahead! Can you share Delaware with us from your and Pippa’s eyes before ya travel again?

[@CricketsBay]

I don't think she's going to Delaware. Moving a business from SD to DE is a bunch of paperwork online, not a trip to a physical location. Especially since Brooke appears to work remotely most of the time.

[@Hooklineandsinker145]

you look amazing! Thanks for all the great information!!!!!!

[@BrookeandPippa]

Thank you!

[@Shemsa08]

Thank you for sharing Brooke. Can you please share what health insurance you have ? I would greatly appreciate it ❤

[@BrookeandPippa]

I just have ACA insurance through marketplace. I’ve been self employed/employed without benefits since 2016. So it’s all I’ve ever had as an adult

[@Shemsa08]

@@BrookeandPippathank you so much !!

[@maryanne2939]

Interesting because counting you as a resident counts toward the number of seats in the House of Representitives

[@eh3477]

@@maryanne2939 Those seats are based on the most recent census, not just how many people are registered to vote. So it's likely that most nomads don't get counted, unfortunately.

[@erikaDeee]

This past year I have heard different creators complain that a few ruin it for all in the nomad community. Trashing areas, staying too long at recreational areas, and now this too, argh

[@anniesshenanigans3815]

I think its nuts that we MUST have a domicile anywhere. Even if you want to move overseas, you MUST have a 'stateside' address if you want to keep your bank account or keep your insurance and other things.. Being in a no tax state doesn't really mean anything if they have no other benefit. I live in Florida where there is no income tax. But there are other things that will empty your pockets as a full time resident. Homeowners taxes and insurance are thru the roof right now. So my future plan is to sell my house and travel using my sons address.

[@4itGrow]

Thank you for sharing.

[@onedaycloser2872]

Thank you for sharing….✌️

[@nisagomez4366]

I have a mailbox in San Francisco. Everything uses that address. Drivers license included. My voting registration requires cross street of where I park.

[@nanniecath528]

Reminds me how fortunate we are to be born and to live in the luckiest free safe country down under - Australia - 7 huge States we can roam freely and live in.

[@MalloryErdman-vf4gb]

For what it’s worth, I became a resident of SD this year as a nomad (I didn’t have any other options) and my voter registration was denied due to having a PMB address. Kind of troubling to think about, honestly.

[@BrookeandPippa]

Yup definitely not what I think is right at all

[@Nwladylaura369]

That’s so wrong!

[@itsjustmet1743]

Just a way to have control and veto yr vote.

[@keshamico1]

I live in California. I have a mailing address, not a PMB. When I tried to change my old physical address to the mailing address for voting, I was denied. I was told I need a physical address to vote. I am not a nomad. I have reasons why I don't want to use my physical address.

[@loriannpalisi7338]

@@keshamico1 You need a physical address to register to vote, but do not need an ID to cast a vote. Makes no sense.

[@thereseshine7506]

Sadly, I hear laws being passed against nomads in multiple states. The fact is that starting january 2025, it's only going to get worse. Bob Wells, a famous nomad, bought some acreage in Arizona but still travels. I'm not sure how much he paid for it, but he then has an address? I don't know if it has to have a house on it to claim residency on it. $10-15k yearly sounds like a horrible burden. Take care.

[@kristinelizabeth5255]

Banks did the same thing. You have to have a residence address to open an account now.

[@robertw8666]

Since you doung questions and answers. Have you looked into the benefits o buying a remote piece of land? Can the land addtess be used for car unsurance, voting and even a library card? Do these places even have mail services?

[@BrookeandPippa]

A lot of them don’t! Sometimes it’s as simple as talking to the post master to get an address established and other times it’s quite an expensive process. Again it depends heavily on county level rules so that can change every few miles even in the same state

[@maryanne2939]

It must be so nice to be able to afford to move based on personal values. I live in the state where I was born and raised but these days the state's values do not aligned with my values but at 70 years old living on Social Security it is just not possible to pull up stakes and move someplace or become The nomad I've always dreamed of being.

[@meercatt]

Good luck amiga 😊❤

[@kathyreeves8853]

Best place of mail service AZ,7 year license,cheap insurance,best all around

[@judybw706]

What about people that just need privacy? Many creators don’t use their street address to protect themselves. Good for you that you have the extra money to spend! Others may not be so privileged.

[@ClairenParkerontheRoad]

Yeah it sounds like a second class citizenship or something. The library card thing and voting sounds pretty hurtful.

[@SheTookTheLongWayHome]

Have you researched Nevada at all? I don't know what business formation you have, but I work with biz attorneys and many of their clients register their businesses in that state without actually living there.

[@heathersbytes2398]

How disappointing but not surprising. My partner's family are all in SD and the fact that the state is pulling this is 100% on brand. I hope the transition goes smoothly for you!

[@Kilkenny1923]

FYI, the initial reason South Dakota decided to allow nomads to pretend to live there was to artificially inflate the U.S. Census to give them more representatives - and influence - in Congress. They really do not expect nomads wandering around Arizona to vote in their local elections, especially if you do not share their ultra-conservative leanings. They do not care about the money you spend at SD businesses to forward your mail or the sales tax you sped during your one day "residency" every five years. Ditto for your tags and license. Not a real revenue cash cow. You should also monitor your insurance policies because more and more companies are dropping "PMB" addresses because they know the insurance rate they are giving you for a Sioux Falls "address" isn't going to apply in a situation where you are driving 363 days a year in California. Your safest bet is ALWAYS a street address of friends or family - WITH their permission, of course.

[@denisejones-drantz1321]

South Dakota is beautiful! They're cleaning it up! Thank God! So is Tennessee, Florida, Missouri! I'm sure SD will miss you

[@suzannadannaTARDIS]

I'm sorry that you have to spend so much money, but you're doing the right thing. However, that said, would you consider buying a couple of unimproved acres of land in a state with similar benefits and no state income tax for that same 10 to 15k? That way, you'd have the outlay one year, but only property taxes in future years, and that would give you a 'physical address' within that state. It's worth looking into as an option for the future when your driver's license expires. Wow, South Dakota. You just lost your cash cow from Nomads by eliminating their residency!

[@salsmomma]

Are there any other states you could register in? Or is this becoming widespread against the nomads?

[@TartarianTourist]

Valuable info, thanks!

[@maccar2761]

Many truckers did/do this for their business. They want your money but not you. Glad you are moving.

[@maggie2sticks717]

She doesn't live there!

[@triciap455]

Thank you for doing this video. It is sad to me that local governments want to try to control f/t nomads so severely.

[@cherylscanlon370]

So you do not pay state tax in SD? You will pay state tax in the state to which you are moving ? Is SD the only state that doesn't charge nomads state tax?

[@TheMuirite]

SD, FL and TX are the most popular states for nomads bc no taxes. Some people do Nevada or AZ but they are a little more work.

[@shanniwelsh133]

It is for sure time to put our dollars into the communities that support our values!

[@BillW-p6o]

Hi fantastic video 🤗😊

[@MM-lx8fw]

Great video ❤❤❤

[@melissaoneil9113]

Well I guess folks in South Dakota might think nomadic lifestyles are for spys. Who knows? Things are getting kinda crazy now. No matter where you go just be safe. And enjoy the rest of your life. Y'all take care.

[@janeventsias5293]

Guess what? Mike rogers never had a mi residence and ran for senator in mi. This country is full of double standards and lies. Im sorry they didnt allow you to vote when mike rogers should have never been able to run. Im shocked daily at my once cherished country. Resist

[@Saintsgirl505]

What kind of drink were you drinking ?

[@BrookeandPippa]

Sprite lol

[@Saintsgirl505]

@@BrookeandPippa okay, I just thought it looked different. Thanks for all your videos.I just love them

[@kathywiseley4382]

Did SD count you in their census? I'm assuming they did. That state already has fewer residents than most states. Losing the nomads will hurt the amount of funding that they get at the federal level on top of losing the fees that were paid. The individual towns will lose the revenue now from money spent by nomads while there. Talk about cutting off their own nose ... smh

[@brianlangum6253]

The point is, the nomads may spend money on a few things like vehicle registration and so on, however they spend almost no time in the state especially from November to May.

[@masayoshiba]

How about NV... 🤔

[@CricketsBay]

Maybe you could interview someone who has recently spent a lot of time researching and deciding which state to claim residency while being a nomad. If you're around nomadic people in the Southwest in the Winter, there's bound to be people who are rejecting South Dakota and really looking into new residency options.

[@valerief1231]

Great video, things are changing, and it’s been working in the background for a long time unfortunately, I bet I’ve heard a dozen times various nomads bragging about SD residency and even instructional videos on how to do it. Just like we’ve seen BLM land, it’s like when too many people know about beneficial resources that 80/20 rule really gets tested, 80% of all humans are good, decent, kind, and gentle, but those 20%ers are the ruination of humanity. I’m sure you’ve gone to a once beloved spot only to find trash, destruction, natural flora and fauna destroyed recklessly with spray paint, axes, ATV’s d-rugs, etc. I will say this, I’m glad you are taking a stand. $120 a YEAR, for example for a library card?!? Nuts, it is extortion really, good on you Brooke!

[@chrisbacon5223]

South Dakota has no state income tax.

[@terrysandiego]

Texas and Florida are the other two states that have popular out-of-state mail services like SD's and have similar anti-voter governments, so I would think that the same problems soon will be discovered there.

[@lori3056]

❤❤❤

[@glendawoodward8750]

Nevada is the best❤

[@Terri_in_Cali]

Nevada is a great state but horrible healthcare

[@jlmorton513]

Vehicle registration in Nevada is very expensive.

[@lauraf8969]

Is your business different than you? You said you were moving your business to Delaware, then said you would not say where you were going. I'm confused not s hater.

[@erikaDeee]

@@BrookeandPippa Ahhhh, (Hi Pippa)

[@bethannea4842]

I think all the states are starting to consider the implications of a downturned economy and what a rising houseless community will look like. I hear either Idaho or Utah is suing the gov for their BLM land back probably so they can claim mineral rights but also to prohibit people from long term camping. Some people just can't clean up after themselves. Jerks! Thank you for the info.

[@eh3477]

Several western states are suing the feds to take back federal lands and place them under state control. The trend in the west has been for several states to sell off public lands and oil leases to large corporations and wealthy ranchers. Taxpayers who already paid for the infrastructure: roads, fences, buildings, will never benefit from these lands once they're transferred away from the feds. It's a total cash grab by the states; they're not too worried about camping. Luckily it looks like these lawsuits might fail.

[@MinnieCrockwell]

Sorry to hear about SD. I kept SD as my residence for years while I full-timed. Was very grateful for my permanent legal address after USPS called me “transient” once. ;-)

[@melodeeplath8002]

Interesting ..

[@BrookeandPippa]

I’m glad you think so!

[@nanamommy4life]

❤❤❤❤

[@lanehill9660]

At first, while listening to your video I was indignant about South Dakota's stance. That was, until you kept talking. The main reason that SD allowed these nomadic addresses was to pad the state rolls. The states gets federal funds for each resident. SD, not being very populated benefited greatly from these nomads. Now that I see they are being specific with their laws I get it. After listening to your diatribe, especially the bit where you alluded , without really coming out and saying it, that South Dakotans aren't as "well traveled" ie. cultured, I don't blame SD for limiting your voting rights there. YOU do not represent the "culture" of SD. I'm thinking Cali might be more your vibe. The SD "culture" was good enough for you while saving a buck, but now that they don't subscribe to your political sensibilities, well gee whiz, looks like you need to go to a state that does, which also in turn will suck you dry of every dime they can and then some. It is arrogant of you to believe that you should have any say in local and state level elections when you don't even really live there, much less own land. This mentality is the reason why Trump won. You and people like you have only yourselves to blame. I'm a nomad and started back in summer of 2020 as well. I personally kept my home state for my personal address. I don't mind paying my fair share of taxes including income. I affect the outcome of local and state elections of the state that I have the deepest ties to. I would never be so arrogant as to assume that I have the same rights as the typical resident of SD while literally just paying for a physical residence post box. Grow up. The world does not revolve around you, much less South Dakota.

[@angeladoll9785]

Didn't like hearing the truth about my home state huh Karen? I hate what SD has become because of folks like you. I'd be glad to move back & raise my family there if there were more Pippas & less of YOU

[@beckymcd7679]

I was thinking the same thing. I completely understand why the residents of SD wouldn't want people who don't actually live there to be able to vote in local and state elections. The outcomes would affect the people who actually live there full-time.

[@anybodyoutthere3208]

Wow pin 📌 this comment ! Probably 2/3’s of the US spoke out on 11/5/2024…… sorry but most of then nation went red Look at the results on the voting maps now…… can’t wait for 1/20/2025 Let’s get this started 🎉

[@gingermom12]

Check into Nevada for residency. My friend moved there to avoid state taxes.

[@jenniferdyke3335]

I hope things smooth out for you with your new home address. I'm wondering if things will continue to get tougher for nomads once the new administration takes over. After all, things will be drastically different for all of us in short order whether we like it or not. Best of luck to you and Pippa.💗

[@tiltawhorled]

Oh no I'm seeing the wheel of death. Is she editing it?

[@susansharp112]

I support so Dakota. The address you are going to use with family will require the same. Why would you think So Dakota does not deserve the same respect. Sounds like you’ve had a very good deal for 4 years. Be grateful and move on

[@BrookeandPippa]

lol you clearly have no clue

[@eddieshirleydimas98]

@@BrookeandPippa how are Librarys funded? Who pays for the signage, trash pickup on BLM lands and the personal that maintain the overused trails and protect the environments for wild animals? I really enjoy your channel. I wonder how many states have similar laws that SD is now starting to align with? Why did you not Nomad from Indiana?

[@eh3477]

​@@eddieshirleydimas98All the states have different state/local taxes. Most everybody pays federal taxes, and (unless you're a billionaire) we pay ~equally for federal highways, National Parks + Foests + BLM staff & infrastructure+ environmental protections. Libraries and local infrastructure are paid by state, local, and property taxes

[@AmberWest-kj8bh]

People who are stuck in the American dream concrete, 😮are jealous of the people who are free to move about...😮😢🎉😅

[@minigirl6839]

Not at all! I'm not " stuck" anywhere. Nothing to be "jealous " of. Just because you or anyone else lives a nomadic existence, doesn't mean your life is any better than mine . I have a home, land and vehicles all paid for. I don't have to worry about coming up with an address to be considered part of society. I don't have to cut off my nose to spite myself and pay more money to live elsewhere because I'm not able to have the rights I want or believe I should have. It's great that you enjoy your life, but yet you feel the need to disparage others and claim people are "jealous " of you or your lifestyle. Nothing could be further from the truth. Smugness is repulsive.

[@lisawood8207]

Yep. Not all of them but a lot. I have a former friend who thinks I'm *getting away with something*. Then I reminded her of the comforts I give up for the freedom of nomad.

[@deborahanderson5508]

I agree with you. Certain individual states are discriminating against nomads. They would rather have people living in tents, for some reason. I don't get it.

[@keshamico1]

Control.

[@amandant]

I like this type of video too. It's interesting to see us stuff

[@anniesshenanigans3815]

Spatula?? LOL.

[@Ken_Grey]

So, taking South Dakota off my list we still have the following that allow a van as a valid residence that do not have income tax. Alaska Florida Nevada New Hampshire Tennessee Texas Washington Wyoming

[@eddieshirleydimas98]

On the flip side... My daughter in TX is paying the property taxes that pay for the libraries, hospitals, and first responders Educational opportunities. So, how are you paying your share of these? using Brooks experience... of $150 library card., on a very modest 2BE 1 bth home her library tax is more Tham $150.oo a year. go figure.......

[@eh3477]

How do you know if a state allows a van as a valid residence? I used a pmb for awhile in different state and they didn't ask many questions.

[@Ken_Grey]

@@eh3477 Various KZbin people and a google search.

[@derekcarstensen9134]

Bye

[@JustKrista50]

Hi Brooke! I'm glad you're able to move. Residents there won't be able to, for the most part. They got scared into voting against their own best interests. Like immigrants are being bussed to a deep red state to vote. Makes zero sense, but people get scared and want to start limiting resistance. I'm glad you're taking care of you. The Healthcare would have made me look elsewhere, but I totally get the library card being the LAST STRAW. Seriously! What harm could you possibly do with a library card!? Can't even read a book, watch a movie, use the internet... eff those guys!

[@sparklemotion86]

Taxation without representation

[@jeanmeyer1903]

AnotherUtuber vaguely gave information about where she bought land. Next thing she new she had 2 stalkers. Scared her 😢. I think that you too have learned this lesson. travel safe.

[@BrookeandPippa]

I luckily learned this lesson very early on. I’ve had multiple incidents and I don’t play around at all anymore

[@DavidHuffTexas]

So they're happy to take your money in taxes and fees, but they don't want you voting ? Didn't we fight a Revolutionary War about that ? "No taxation without representation" ? (I have to say none of this shocks me, considering the political climate in South Dakota...)

[@paulamorris3138]

Sounds like a first world problem. You cant have everything. Thats life.

[@douglashoward5738]

SD isn’t very welcoming to nomadic life. What states are allowing domicile rights? Take care and stay safe.

[@ellengoodman1297]

I totally understand. I'm not a nomad, but at this point I feel it's hard to be a resident of the USA period!!

[@nadinefravel2283]

Love your Video’s girl have beautiful day hun. From sunny Southern California🤍✝️🍂

[@MeTreesndirt]

Nice comment. Pippa has a surprising number of subs. Doubt she reads comments .

[@BrookeandPippa]

My name is Brooke and I do read my comments

[@brianlangum6253]

Well.....BYE!

[@traceydufault297]

The east coast im surprised but glad your moving east make sure you check out the Adirondacks in ny state while you travel the east coast

[@BrookeandPippa]

I think you misunderstood some points in the video. Also I grew up out east lol