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[@donwilliams6879]

As far as rest stops go; I follow the 3 point rule for being over 60. Never be rude to a lady. Never pass up an opportunity to use the facilities. And most importantly; never trust a gas release!!! If you know what I mean....

[@markwoods7237]

I agree 😂

[@Masterchief68]

I do!

[@lisataylor584]

😂

[@bikermama11]

I have learned so much from your channel. I have 3 more days until I head out on the road for my epic (first trip) year long trip. Starting from Stuart, Florida to Tampa to So. Carolina to Indiana to Michigan. Then to So. Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Washington. Then down the west coast to Arizona then Texas and back to Florida. I’ll be 80 in May and this has been my dream. Hubs was a career military Veteran and he passed 16 mod ago but I’m taking him with me in Spirit. Thank you for all the great tips and suggestions. My TST gives me better confidence about the tires. Safe travels. ✌️🙏👍

[@YallAintRight]

My hero! I’m 49, a single mom, and still looking for my RV. I just want some me time in my mobile she shed. I love that’s you’re taking life by the horns. You go, girl!!!

[@Elizabeth-rq1vi]

You go girl! As George Bernard Shaw said “you don’t stop playing when you grow old, you grow old when you stop playing”. Condolences on the loss of your Hubs, yes, he’ll be beside you every day. 💞

[@marshall60m4]

Good for you! Have a great trip.

[@briancampbell5127]

I've run the I90 corridor in both winter and summer and it is absolutely astonishingly beautiful, especially for us "flatlanders" here in Florida!!

[@AmyBergeytheQuickBooksGuru]

Have an awesome trip!!!

[@mikebrant192]

We stuff mini beachballs in the fridge to hold everything in place. They worked well all this year, they're cheap and deflate easily for storage, and are available in really funny designs!

[@AmyBergeytheQuickBooksGuru]

What a great idea

[@JeffPattyLivingtheGoodLife]

Thanks for a great video. We found that many of your tips are on our checklist too. Before I retired, we would make long drives because we had time constraints. I remember a few years ago when we had a 15-hour drive day and the only way we survived was to stop every hour. We allow our Fitbit to tell us that "it's time to move" and then we'll find an exit or pullout and walk around the rig until we get our 250 steps. We take a potty break, refill our water bottles, and then take off for another hour. Now that I've retired, we don't drive at night and we try to keep our distance to less than 350 miles. Most importantly, we try to smell the roses along the way.

[@carychiasson9834]

They always say the first step is the hardest. Today on the 29th of January I am one year and one day coffee and caffeine free.

[@timcountess9228]

Longest drive was 683 miles. Don't ever want to do that again but had to make it to the Albuquerque Balloon festival and had 2.5 days to go 1400 miles. All interstate and relied on rest stops and truck stops only (love the fuel card!). We always try to arrive before dark, but in few cases we couldn't, we picked an RV park with pull thru sites and wide access so we don't have issues. But always get out and look before parking. Love y'all so much and thank you for what you do!

[@richardwarren7492]

Loved the "I'm old comment. I'm 75, you're just kids. Ps. You can never have enought curtin rods to stop stuff from opening or falling.

[@philkemp9614]

Just FWIW, we use a bunji chord around all the cables& Safety chains as close to our hitch (travel trailer) as we can to help guard against a cable popping off and dragging the ground. They're a lot cheaper than having to replace a cable head. Take care and Stay safe!

[@donwilliams6879]

I really enjoy your videos and I've learned a lot. My big trip from Pa to AK and then down the west coast, then Rt 10 to FL and then north to Pa will be as soon as I retire in July. I'm glad that Stacey only suggested giving up beer and pizza. She could have gone crazy and included ice cream in that list! Best wishes for a safe and happy trip.

[@jrlong3490]

Abita Brewery! My favorite beer - drinking an Amber right now. Need to stop by that HH location. Safe travels.

[@etrimbleable]

Thanks for all the great advice. You two are, hands down, my favorite KZbin couple.

[@todayissomeday]

Wow, thank you!

[@danrandall794]

You guys are so cute. Phil buddy three point contact. Maybe you did and that is why you didn't fall. Every year you get older falls become more dangerous. Great video as always.

[@barryl1072]

Using smaller plastic bins in the refrigerator and cabinets to contains and keep things from falling out instead of rods works for us.

[@danfergus8602]

I love Discount Tire. I was in Jacksonville and needed a valve replaced and a leak checked on a tire of my 3500 dually. They worked for over an hour and charged me nothing. They said just come back which would made sense if I lived in the area, but I don't. He said just go to any other Discount Tire.

[@todayissomeday]

Exactly! We feel the same way.

[@rickrich7325]

I found out recently a lot of larger U-Hauls locations have propane which was nice to know in case of an emergency.

[@MaryWehmeier]

In California their prices are 40% more than other places.

[@janicevoss864]

Hi Guys - sorry to hear about the scratch from a tree limb. We had the same thing happen while driving on a side street. We were able to have it fixed when we were in Red Bay. We do breaks on the fly like you. We just stop when we find a good place to stop. I wanted to let you know we enjoyed meeting you at Lakeland. It was a great gathering!! Everyone was so nice. Safe travels 😊❤️🇺🇸

[@ronaldseher2484]

Phil, for your problem cabinet, is it possible to install a "child protection" latch? One that you open the door enough to slip your finger between the door and cabinet to push the nylon latch down to release and open the door the rest of the way. Another thought, I just bought a trigger operated digital tire gauge and fill from Habor Freight that I can use on my dual wheels for about $54...no guessing on the pressure...yea! It works great. It's 2 pounds off from TPMS so I just make the adjustment and I'm done. I'm not familiar with your compressor set up you may have to get a couple of couplings to hook it up. See ya, Ron, Plano, TX

[@tide4113]

You guys are the best. I like how you play like a team. Always important on a RV.

[@WILDEBILL308]

I like Lov's but it is the lowest discount. Hearer a tip for you. When it has been raining raise one end/tilt the coach so you drain any water on top the slides before you bring them in. Otherwise there can be water on top the slide when it is in. It can run off inside the coach and if you are lucky and hit a small downgrade it can pore right down your neck. Yes I HATE arriving after dark. Did I say I HATE arriving after dark.

[@bigtruckbigtravels]

At least you didn't drive the 1200 miles all at one time! Nice video. Safe travels. David

[@kencathy-campfirejourneys]

Hi guys, I've seen a few people use magnetic child safety latches to keep their cabinet doors closed while traveling... they seem to be pretty cool!! Safe travels 🙏

[@arbonneladyTN]

I found latches that wrap and keep our drawers in place.

[@meridethhendry5733]

We are big babies and really try to keep our travel days under 3 hours! I know a couple of sissies. We try to plan ahead as much as possible for stops. We are the folks all of you guys fly by on the road. 60 is our maximum speed. So much more economical. Our granddaughter once noted with dismay “Grandpa all the big trucks are passing us!” She got a short lesson on fuel economy. 😉

[@softdruid3712]

We’re with you. 55-60 mph is where we cruise. Makes for long travel days, but added safety and fuel economy are worth it.

[@meridethhendry5733]

@@softdruid3712 you are so right! Plus it makes a much more restful trip.

[@dhillman7522]

I use the Allstays app as well I just paid for the new subscription I think it was about $31- 33 for a year. I also use the app for overhead clearances with my 13.5 ft 5th wheel. We love this tool. As for the TSD card we don't use it very much anymore. The truck stops usually have the fuel price jacked up so that even with the discount it's the same or less at one of the regular fuel stations paying regular price. After we disconnect from the 5th wheel I just fill up in the afternoon. I know not always an option with a motor home.

[@adriannurse1502]

We never plan rest breaks. We just take them as needed. Generally I try to stop every 2 hours so I can get up, walk around and stretch.

[@roberttift5392]

I know you have probably been asked before but what is the hitch your Electric is attached to on your Jeep?

[@todayissomeday]

We had Jeep add thee hitch receiver for us as ours did not come with one. We use a Thule Easyfold XT bike rack for the Lectrics.

[@bill29456]

Good video, we try to drive 250 miles per leg. I hate settling up in the dark. You all mentioned glass in the doors. We have had installed clear tint on the glass panes. If it were to break you don’t have glass all over. Plus it actually supports the glass making it harder to break.

[@larrycates7655]

Sorry guys being a former O T R driver I had to giggle at the 1,200 mile trip . Lol . Mileage was my paycheck . I guess you could say I have lived the r v life of a different style. I enjoy your videos .

[@Akjonahskate]

We are wingers. Rhonda usually drives first so I can enjoy my coffee. About noon I eat lunch and we switch so she can have lunch and rest. She drives the rig as much as I do. 👏👏👍🏻❤️

[@richardlaborde6460]

Abita Brewing! We lived not too far from there, love their Rootbeer Beer! So sorry to see Ruby get scuffed up. The Tammany Trace is about 30 miles and goes through some beautiful areas. A little further south is must stay place, Fontainebleau State Park and it’s right on the Trace. Mandeville and Covington also have some excellent breweries and restaurants.

[@markmattson4752]

Your right nothing good happens at night unless your looking for Bigfoot.Stacy I hope you carry some mace when your on you run safety first not everyone is nice ! Next stop can you buy that hard hat for Phil he might need to where it full time so he doesn’t get hurt lol keep a eye him stacy no more doctors lol funny video!!

[@roydavis2242]

I can do a 1200 mile trip without having to refuel, however I like to fuel up right before we stop for the night. We prefer to stay overnight a casinos but we're not drinkers. I have been RVing for over 50 years yet we still use a check list. The issue with Open Roads and Flying J with the discount is that Flying J has an exclusive discount for RVs with Good Sams.

[@kennyandcandywalker2673]

Love the video! We plan our lunch/rest stop with RV Trip Wizard. If we're on freeways I use my iExit app to see how many miles to the next rest stop. Love this app as it will tell you in detail what is at every exit. When on back roads we wing it and have found some great stopping place to have lunch. I always note these stops in our travel journal for those return trip. Safe travels.

[@alangreen5732]

We like this app as well. The only draw back is that it only works on Interstates.

[@briancampbell5127]

380 miles!?!? That's a short day!!!! Just kidding! I average 700miles/day!! But I have a 180/3hr rule, stop every 180miles or 3 hrs whichever comes first, walk at least 3 laps around my truck and trailer at minimum then get back on the road. This provides 2 main things, 1. It gets blood moving to lessen the chances of blood clots from extended sitting times, and 2 provides an opportunity to check your equipment during your trip so kicking tires, checking lights, checking that your freight, or in your case doors are secured. I do the same whether I'm hauling my 40ft gooseneck or my 38ft rv camper as well as just plain old driving without towing anything.

[@Powerstroke98]

We never know where we will stop without Phaeton, but ‘hope’ to get to a location we’ve been to before. I love to drive, so on our current trip to Arizona from southwestern Canada I had one stint of driving was 13 1/2 hours, which was leaving in the dark, and arriving in the dark, often using Casinos for a sleep/go! We are part timers, so owe don’t have a fuel discount card, but like Stacy, my wife uses ‘GasBuddy’ keeping an eye on diesel prices, and have found California tone the worst pricing, so we do try and keep our stay in their state to a minimum! Our coach came with a TPMS system, albeit unsure of the brand and does a fine job. We where in a hurry when leaving, as snow was forecasted so we never could find the receiver for it’s tire sensors, so we’ve not used it this trip. Will have to rectify that soon, so I’ll look at getting one for both the coach & towed!

[@thomastheys6681]

Thank you for the Open Roads exclamation that has completely cleared up my problem I love my discount card and I guess I don’t love flying J anymore. Thomyt

[@fishin1952]

Hi guys I use the spring loaded curtain rod over the top or next to the hanger. Keeps movement to a minimum. Color coding could be an issue🤪Also what type of stereo do you guys have in Ruby. Mine 😂RV is a 2015 35ft Winnebago adventurer gas unit. Mine took dump which included maps etc do you have a recommendation for a new one.

[@tomdowney7519]

You need a Newmar mountainaire .... we park, tune the key to accessory, push the slide out button, push the jack button (auto level), get a beer.. we be done.. C-ya. our coach gives us 9.0 GPM. when we put it in economy cruise . and let it run for 120 gallons or when the 50 gallon warning light comes on..do the math :)

[@andycommonsincanada]

This may be us but we have found that Pilot, Flying J, Loves etc etc are way more expensive per gallon to start with so they build in the discount to take off the supposed discount. We buy our fuel off highway in towns and if you go to Arco or Maverick or Valero they tend to be up to 50 cents per gallon cheaper than on the highway.

[@angiea1377]

This is so odd... We literally just left Abita. The bartender was like you should get a 2nd growler. I said oh we can't because we are full time Rvers. He said oh we Harvest Host now. When we left, I was thinking the parking would be tight for us (43 ft). We got home and watching your video and was both like.. How odd is that! Guess we kinda saw ya on the road!

[@softdruid3712]

We finished a 2,550 mile run on Christmas Day. From Georgetown, TX to Northern Washington State in 9 days. We don’t recommend it. But getting to hug your family on Christmas? Priceless. We’re “big wingers” too. :-)

[@jcnickerson3476]

Forgive my ineptness, but I can't find the download for the check lists. I clicked on the link but just takes me to join you email list, which I did but can't find lists.....

[@norme2681]

LOL, LOL 10:00 looks like our bus on travel day, it's worse if we recently went to Costco. Even after 2yrs the first travel day when we change areas we are always late, something always slows us down, but no matter what I shut sown before sunset. I've been having the same issue with the jacks, but mine is the same one, it comes up but is slow to lock in 50% of the time. We don't always use the discount cards I check gas buddy for better deals on diesel plus I hate the chain truck stops, you always have to wait on some bonehead trucker camping on the fuel island. My biggest tip on moving day is "stay claim", don't stress each other, things will happen, and if you see a fellow RVer struggling go help them out.

[@karlmopete]

We also have a problem with our pantry latches. The pantry continuously comes open as we’re driving. If you find a large that works, please let me know. Thank you.

[@formerfuzz]

Enjoy you guys. Thanks for the tips. We too are Texans residing near Mt Pleasant. Travel Safe.

[@sallyfisher7911]

My husband and I always love your videos! We had damage pulling in to a pull-through rv once, so I feel your pain! Why didn’t you show the damage? As I sat on the roof, covering our damage with Eternabond tape, another rv-er walked by and said we were the third one damaged in that site this month. 😡 It was our fault, we didn’t Get Out And Look because it was a wide pull through site. Had I gotten out and walked the site, I’d have seen that one branch angled across the site more than was apparent from our approach. Anyhow, we were feeling for you guys and wanted to see your damage and find out what you needed to do about it.

[@mnmandthegang]

Great video, we usually stop for breaks around 1pm and stop for the night around 4-5pm. Good luck on your training 🙂

[@bobknob8440]

I like hanging shirts by color and type as well but I've gotten away from it because my wife doesn't organize the same way I do. Sometimes she washes, sometimes I wash.

[@josephcaprara898]

Be careful to make sure the steps are fully extended. It’s a pain to repair them. We have a gasoline engine, so I use pilot or Sams for fuel. The last few years we end up either I-81 / I-40. Or 1-95 So the route is becoming familiar.

[@lisaklein3423]

Great video! We love Open Roads and can also get discounts for our diesel truck (we have a 5th wheel) when we're not towing. They added Speedway (Michigan) and we often will get $1 or more off!

[@ChrisZwolinski]

Kind of surprised that they didn’t teach you how to troubleshoot your jacks. It was that a different class? What h your step, you don’t want a broken foot.

[@tonyaveverka9740]

We have a 5th wheel. We fill up the day before we move and keep our trip to under 200 miles. Therefore, we don’t have to worry about fuel while towing. We do not plan rest stops.

[@michaeldean3771]

LOL my navigator wife likes to tell me a half hour early what exit to get off BUT then distracts me and end up passing our exit. So u turn it is

[@scotz71]

Have you ever looked into upgrading headlight bulbs to LED? BTW, do you run your generator and RV AC while driving?

[@todayissomeday]

We have looked at them.....but don't drive at night, so it is on the back burner. If it is HOT out we run the generator and AC's going down the road.

[@Masterchief68]

Running is way too hard on my knees so the wife and I walk with our Fitbit’s for at least 10,000 steps a day.

[@hopecrane]

Our clothes used to fall off the rod on every trip! Then we got a tip: turn the hangers around so that the open part of the hook is facing front instead of facing the back. Worked like a charm. No matter what we go over or if we dip in something they don't fall off.

[@heidihobson4525]

He did all the steps for propane because he's not the guy who usually does it. Although I go to a single Love's repeatedly and they always wear the face guard.

[@vurnjones4445]

You guys are light weights. I've done 1,200 miles in one day 😆 🤣

[@pianogal853]

Rest stops .... I love having my bathroom with me! I just use rest stops for overnight

[@robertmcdowell2030]

Do they make a small net with hooks on all four side, all you do is hook it inside the cabinet where your put the netting across the self and fridge ? Maybe amazon offer something like that.

[@Akjonahskate]

Great video! I agree 100% with arriving before dark. Not only are the headlights not great on these coaches but it’s difficult to see obstacles when you’re pulling into your RV site for the night. Great job! Love your channel and you!! 😊👏👏

[@jolenecreech7648]

I just noticed your dog 🐕 26:22 isn’t in the video! Should I ask? 😊. ❤

[@aaronklavekoske4696]

Drinking vodka in wi. Trying to get wife to make the jump. Do you have a home base??

[@amyhenderson812]

Our cabinet wouldn’t stay shut either and we installed magnets to hold it shut. Let me know if you want the link.

[@JerryDLTN]

16:01 I did my 1st and 2nd full marathon in 2007 and used to cycle but got odd and fat. Good luck!

[@gigievans395]

No plans on rest stops, check generally where they are but hit n miss depending on body 👍

[@rogergraves242]

Unless it’s A Drilling Rig they make that kind of noise untill they hit There hole.

[@chrisjohnson3260]

Lol, the wife and I stayed at pour brothers harvest host and then stopped for lunch at that same rest stop off the 10 in Louisiana

[@Mark_Lawler]

Hope you enjoyed a Tubodog while at the brewery! Sorry about catching that branch while trying to pull in. As for my wife and I on travel days we don't plan breaks. One of the joys of a small Class C is the ability to take almost any exit that has a matching return on ramp. Best...

[@Gerry6376]

Labor saver shower and getting a run in at the same time! Enjoy!!!

[@RLDownTheGravelRoad]

We are also big wingers. We like to just go in the moment. Stacy try running in intervals. I knocked 26 minutes off my half time by running intervals. Also, consider running some ultra events. They are so great! Start with ones that are on a loop. A great one is Arrowhead in Johnston City, IL in October. In November there is Tunnel Hill events. 50 miler, 100 miler and marathon. It’s fantastic. People from all around the world come. It’s in Vienna, IL.

[@todayissomeday]

Great tips! Thanks.

[@mikependergrass308]

Stacy, please tell us that you carry some type of protection when you run.

[@diannemcneal6104]

Trying to plan rest stops. Especially on longer travel days.

[@p.robertbranconi4127]

Watch out about TAs... It appears to be mostly Owner Operators... However, a lot of stuff gets stolen off your rig Semi or Motorcoach...

[@todayissomeday]

We heard it happens to the big rigs. We are mindful of them for sure.

[@lawrencecollier9112]

We use Tot Loc magnetic lock on our pantry door. It works great, no problems. They are available at home centers marketed for locking out children from cabinets while allowing convenient operation with the magnet. Once parked you can lock out the catch and use the door without the magnet. Safe travels.

[@JimLearnDaytona]

Excellent idea! And only “turning them on” on travel days is perfect! I’ve put these on many cabinets over the years (be sure to locate them similarly on each cabinet so you don’t forget where the magnet goes to unlock them!)

[@WeSometimesRV]

Great video. I just got allstays a couple of weeks ago and with tax the price for an annual membership is $21.68

[@todayissomeday]

Thanks so much for sharing the cost.

[@jeffforbess6802]

09:00 yeah, I hate it when they pound all night. Abita Amber is great beer. Likes and manners are free! Use as many as you like. Do you still like Open Roads? I’m thinking of joining, as TCS is no longer serving rvers.

[@todayissomeday]

We love our Open Roads card. Just recently, we saved $1.19 a gallon!!! That was $53 saved on 44 gallons!

[@jeffsteele1295]

Can't tell what name brand your motorhome is. Ours is a 2010 Tiffin Allegro Bus 43QGP. Because ours has the PowerGluide chassis it sets closer to the ground. If your has the powerGluide chassis then you might take extra preclusions when driving at night. They have these Gator tails that you do not want to run over. The gator tail is only parts of usually tire rubber. In my case being lower to the ground this peace of wheel rubber got caught in my radiator causing the side Fan blade. To beat the H*ll out of everything it could. Well let me see it broke on fan blade and bent or made weak the other blades. This made the engine to run hot. This goes on and on . The amazing part this happen Sept 6,2022 and we are still at Cummins in Washington. This is not or doesn't have anything to do with then. The thing about it is it could be 3 to 4 more months before we get back on the road.

[@todayissomeday]

We have a 2016 Tiffin RED on a Freightliner. chassis.

[@nobrand7957]

Do you have Liquid Springs installed on your rig? If yes, did you get the rear only, or both front & rear? What was the cost? And on a scale of 1 to 10, how much did it improve your ride & handling??

[@todayissomeday]

We do not.

[@kayperkayful]

Help…! I am trying to sign up for Open Roads and on the application it asks for a SSN…but it’s says it’s not a number. What the heck are they asking for if not a social security number when asking for a ssn?

[@todayissomeday]

Did you put dashes? That is the only thing I can think that would bump it. They also have great customer service if it doesnt resolve.

[@jbat66]

OMG, we did the exact same thing with the tire sensor 4 weeks ago. We stopped at a pizza place overnight, and I tried to make it around curb in the parking lot, and our toad's wheel just brushed up against the curb, our TPMS, went off a few min later, and I went out to see that the sensor was at a 45 Degree angle with the last few threads broke off of the aluminum stem. Luckily I had the sensor, but like you I couldn't add any air to the tire. I lost air, but did get it to stop letting our air. The next morning we went to Discount Tire, and they replaced the stem but the TPMS was still good, and because we purchased the tires from them the cost was $0. It took two hours out of our travel day, and taught me a lesson. Just disconnect the dang toad if it gets tight. That is a lot faster than the two hours at discount.

[@todayissomeday]

Spot on!! I will take the toad off next time!!

[@tedsheldon11]

So was the "landing" more of a Navy carrier landing? Tee hee

[@todayissomeday]

LOL

[@tedsheldon11]

@@todayissomeday glad you're ok though Phil!

[@grumpyshorts1056]

Phil's clothes are lighter and fluffier, they went up and floated back down and missed the bar.:-)

[@todayissomeday]

HAHAHA.......they are anything but light and fluffy!!!

[@guylecourt50]

Juste check your name for TSD enrollement !

[@janeyres5576]

Gas buddy is great to find gas. It gives you lots of options.

[@cathymontowski1263]

Thank you, great tips. We’ve been RVing for years, but our 1st owning a class A.

[@todayissomeday]

Glad it was helpful!

[@victorhammill4224]

As a runner who is working to get back to the distance and speed I used to run, I totally get you being nervous. I find that focusing on progress over perfection is helpful. Keep it up!

[@todayissomeday]

Thank you so much! I am trying to focus on my current improvements and not my accomplishments of years ago. I just have to keep moving forward!

[@nikkifleming6290]

Did you mention the name of the brewery HH with the tight approach as I’d like to make a note to avoid that one. Our Lady Queen of Hops in southern IN near Louisville has a huge cul de sac for big rigs and is a ton of fun. Thanks for the great content.

[@todayissomeday]

It was Abita Brewing. There was another way in that may have worked better for us.

[@horriblehappenings1529]

Would you be able to use a magnet to keep that pantry door shut?

[@dandooley9855]

I'm considering purchasing RV trip wizard again.In one of your videos you said you had your own how to videos to get started. How can I access them to see if I can attempt learning it again?

[@todayissomeday]

You will find them on our channel and our blogs. Search RV Trip Wizard on YT and at todayissomday.net.

[@orvjudd1383]

In most states, using a mask and gloves is required by law. Most places I go don’t even know that. I remind them anyway.

[@todayissomeday]

If that is the case no state until now has used them. Good to know.

[@carhoch4827]

Question for Tracy , do you leave your air fryer in the flip position on travel days , I just got one didn’t know if I could . Thanks

[@todayissomeday]

We never leave it up while traveling. Worried it would fall and break. Its one of the last things we do.

[@Bigdreamadventures]

We are just now discussing the idea of full time RVing. Lots of great info on your channel.

[@todayissomeday]

You can do it!

[@stickx1]

We’re do you get those bar and what do they call them

[@elizabethsutherland7999]

Do you have a list of the best budget friendly full hook up rv parks…The ones in Florida are very expensive.

[@todayissomeday]

No, sorry

[@philstucker1312]

As far as rest stops go….WHEN NEEDED. 🤣🤣

[@garybaldwin9095]

Great video. Those limbs are the worst. Been there done that. I was wondering what kind of dash cam do you use? Thanks.

[@todayissomeday]

The Garmin Dashcam 47. We got it from TechnoRV.....technorv.com?Click=11774

[@tomhitchcock4433]

I think his problem isss : he couldn’t get a word in without being cut off!!!!

[@todayissomeday]

HAHAHA....I tell her that all the time.

[@thechurchofchristguy117]

I love the haircut flat tops are my favorite,. Thank you for your KZbin channel.

[@todayissomeday]

30+ years with the same cut! LOL

[@1MillionMileRoadTrip]

Try Mudflap for fuel…Diesel

[@jr4062]

I will give you travelers a tip. Do the right exercises for your knees, because pressing down on the pedals will eventually cause knee problems.

[@johnirwin1837]

For me it's called cruise control.

[@jr4062]

@@johnirwin1837 you may not have that luxury. In traffic, cruise control isn’t very effective.

[@johnirwin1837]

@@jr4062 , I try like everything to avoid traffic. I have hundreds of thousands on miles on my 76 year old odometer. Including 2K on current winter trip with 1400 to go before home.

[@jr4062]

@@johnirwin1837 that’s good if you have the luxury of avoiding traffic. Many people don’t, and again, it’s only a suggestion from experience, that repeated use of pressing on those vehicle pedals can cause knee problems down the line. Disregard what o wrote, or not, that’s up to someone who drives daily.

[@johnirwin1837]

@@jr4062 Been driving daily since I was 16, over 60myears ago. Knees not bad because of that. My experience.