Where do the kids sleep? Where's their space?

@@shamrockgirl6595 on the roof

@@shamrockgirl6595 that’s what I just asked too? The guy did say kids get home schooled stuff.

I know, right!? Being single or having a partner who isn't into tiny, DIY, buses, or whatever makes this pretty impossible.

You can't. I can't, but I'm not complaining. If I want something like this I would have to work hard and save enough money to pay someone to do this for me. If I can't, then I can't. America is about working hard toward a goal, not whining about what others have.

I was thinking the same thing while watching a few shows in a row. Each couple had a dad who helped out. Blessed.

@@ElizaDolittle Too bad you can't save up to buy a sense of humor, lol. It's called a joke to those of us who have one (the original comment that is). It's funny how your interpretation or reaction to Stacy's comment is to make enough money to pay someone else to do it for you. How Freudian, lol. Why can't she do it exactly... or you for that matter? She could learn how to build things herself through workshops, or her local community college, and she's likely to meet a partner who is into the same things if she is spending all her time working on those kind of projects. You talk about not whining, but talking people down is just as ineffective. Jealousy is not a bad thing. Stewing in jealousy and doing nothing about it is a bad thing, but how would you know if that's even what she's doing? There's nothing wrong with admiring someone else's life and wanting that for yourself, or perhaps for your own children. That's how we decide what to go after, and what we might want. If you don't give your life some direction then it's going to decide for you, so why not take the initiative? You say America is about working hard towards a goal, and that's true, but how do you think people decide what their goals are? They look to other families to see what they have (obviously) or why would anyone ever immigrate here? Why would they want to? Because they see what someone else has and they desire it for themselves.... so what are you even talking about then? She wasn't whining, she was stating a fact. A fact that can be changed by guiding your life in the direction you want it in the ways I just mentioned, or others as well I am sure. In a way, it kinda sounds like you are talking to yourself... and maybe you shouldn't be so hard on yourself... or others, lol.

@Mykel Hardin Exactly! I used to work for Winnebago Industries so I have lots of experience building motorhomes and I have built tiny houses also.

Girl me too! Please let me know how it goes, everyone I know thinks I’m insane lol

Caution...how many people do you know are craftsmen and will work for free?

maybe she can learn.

@@Sharonnecs seems like I always work for free on everything. If I could just find this same style bus now then I’d be all set. I want this style because it has the basement storage compartments already there for storage as well as plumbing etc. much easier, cheaper, and quicker build out than a regular school bus. I absolutely love their design and use of space. I would absolutely help others build theirs out if they cover cost of materials needed. I’m ok with working for free but I’m not going to pay for your project either. I’m not greedy and we are sposed to help one another in life and everyone has forgotten that. You must be code to me or bring it to me in NC tho to get it done. We can all achieve our dreams and goals if we work together and quit trying to be greedy. And i guess the important thing is that I’m a retired custom home builder and have tons of construction experience. I’d love to help someone if you need help

Ditto

tripletgirl2 thank you so much 😊

Kathryn B Thank you, for the advice and the compliment 😊

That is fantastic advice! I hope you get to do this one day if it's what you want. I know I will if it's in the stars for me!

What model of bus is this because I am starting to look at buses and also what engine would this have in it and what kind of highway mileage would you expect at 55 miles per hour? Thanks!!

Awww, what a great comment and suggestion.

@@metalman69201 you don’t worry about mileage with something like this. These buses normally have the Cummins Diesel engine in the rear of the bus but there are a couple other Diesel engines that were occasionally used as well. You can expect 5-8 mpg on one of these depending upon a handful of factors but it’s not something you are driving long distances each day so fuel is usually negligible Good b luck

ACS402010 just made my whole morning, thank you!

@@Asylumgym You're welcome!

Priceless. Why didn't spell check help 😳

Well I got a super good chuckle out of it, at least. Thank you so much 😊

Juanita Skelton thank you 😊

@@Asylumgym hey guys, had just come across this video and I know it’s been out here for a bit but just wanted to let you know that you both (and dad) did an absolutely amazing job on the build out!!! Im so proud of both of you and want to do something very similair and live in it full time as well. It’s just me and my wife but we are in our mid 50’s and are ready to scale back again and enjoy life while we are still here, seems like our chances of being here for a long time are getting shorter and shorter and we want to enjoy everything as much as possible before our chances are gone. Do you mind me asking tho what you paid for the bus originally? I know they vary a bit and the activity bus style is what I want because they have the storage compartments already in the underneath of the bus which makes the conversion much easier but I have not seen any of that style for sale anywhere yet so I didn’t know what they were selling for compared to the regular school buses. If it’s private info then I respect that as well! Thank you both for sharing the bus with us and I sure hope you are as proud of what you’ve done as I am proud of you for doing it!! Take care and be safe out there!!

Shamrock Girl we found ours on FB marketplace for a steal 😊