From Humble beginnings built with his own two hands.

Brendan Kellas - good point, IMO.

Put an aluminized polyethylene blanket over the whole vehicle, shiny side out.

That's what I was thinking one of those silver windshield shades that'll do some good work for him

@@Cubanguy1977 Its remarkable how well those work.

@@phillylove7290 might get some for my rig

Whoa I follow you on IG!

For sure there are benefits with small. Much better driving in the city. Better fuel economy. I'm glad I'm only 5'7", but i have seen taller people do awesome work on a Chevy Astro. Good luck to you.

super comfortable, too

I never thought of that. Great tip!

Where at in MS? Are you minivan living it?!

How do you deal with the mosquitoes though? Unless you're talking about hanging the hammock inside?

Matt D I have seen hammocks in conversion vans for guests and the traditional outside as well as be creative with anchors to suit your needs

what?

I would be concerned about needing to move quickly because bumping anything hot would certainly lead to a burn.

I mean, is his risk of burning himself really any higher than in a normal kitchen - where little kids/pets/etc can trip you or knock hot pans off counters?

@@engrey Most assholes like Max are also unintelligent, so I'd bet he's not big on reading.

@@IIZ3720II not sure what i could add that everyone else hasn't said about you, you're just fuckin' stupid lol

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I'd buy!

@FireStarter stfu

FireStarter I'll take one also may need Alice for added back up oh build me a rail gun as well and rocket pack escape if all else fails

FireStarter I wish you the best with your business, but I kind of disagree with the idea that a person should spend a bunch of money kitting out a van before ever trying to live in one. The bottom line is that living in a vehicle will not work long term for the majority of people because it’s not super fun most of the time. I love living in a van because of the lifestyle that it allows me to live, but to say that I enjoy the actual act of living in a van more than living in a house would be disingenuous. As a large scale affordable housing solution it doesn’t really work long term either. The more people sleeping in vans the more cities will enforce bylaws preventing people from doing so. Without designated parking areas for van dwellers I can’t see how it could be a scalable affordable housing solution. Again, I wish you nothing but the best for your business, and I hope you’re able to come up with solutions to some of the issues that I see with this plan.

Imagine if something goes wrong would he be responsible, for repairs and shit?

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Yup I thought I was the only one who saw that

@@MC-mn8cz NY too

What , Me Worry?

I honestly didn’t used to like it, but as I became a regular viewer I’ve grown to appreciate it. It’s cramped for sure, but it’s extremely functional and allows him to do what he loves (hiking and biking).

lol me too. The guy has great content

Your body stays cooler in long sleeves because of the sweat is permanently trapped. Sincerely, an Army Soldier who wears only long sleeves

xXM60E4Xx it’s a lil different than that fam. When you wear short sleeves on a hot humid day, the sweat has no where to go and does not evaporate. But if you wear long sleeves, it keeps sweat away from skin so it can dry, and it creates a small air flow between skin and fabric to keep it cool while protecting against sunburn and UV damage.

@@tionlover great description fam 😉

@@xXM60E4Xx evaporation of water steals your body heat...

@@xXM60E4Xx The reason for sweat, is so it can evaporate, causing a cooling effect

Hot in San Diego? Are you kidding?The only hot days would be the rare Santa Ana for a day or two. Otherwise, it's in the 70s.

That would be awesome, you could still park anywhere and not worry about shade..

@@forestyforest definitely my friend actually I was asking you could you do the same thing possible to keep yourself cool likes a miniature style air conditioner and then get some type of small generator of some kind of put outside your vehicle and you just way you can keep yourself cool too because like you I live up north and I know it right now it's going to be hot as hell and August is coming God damn good luck to you my friend on the heat of the summer or August is going to be a hot one...

What generator do you have?

I had an rented a top floor room in Toronto with little ventilation air flow. Only about 6-8 weeks of really hot weather.

Would work for ice fishing too!

And you could have a shit out of it💩

The air near the pavement tends to be much hotter. It's one of the reasons why trucks are so popular in Houston, the AC radiator is higher so the AC works better when the vehicle is stopped, in a sedan in Houston having the AC at full blast while parked isn't enough as the car is just too close to the hot pavement. Now, if he could park off the asphalt then there might be cooler air underneath the car.

@@johnwang9914 not the case he was parked in the shade. Even if the shade is only literally covering the van the pavement under the van is still going to be quite cool

@@NoZenith Most shade moves on within two to four hours so unless he's in the shade of a canyon of skyscrapers on a east west road, your logic is faulty. Besides, I was referencing my experience in Houston, I dare you to try and keep cool on asphalt in Houston with nothing more than a floor vent, even try it in a parked low sedan where the AC condensers are close to the hot pavement. Asphalt stores a lot of heat for a lot of hours. There's a reason why pickups are popular in Houston.

What is the place that he does all the cutting and building at? Friends, Family?

@snark nado down Under Newcastle Australia and its 3 bed rooms department of housing house government house

dank genetics $400😂😂😂😂 try $1400 usd. Count your blessings

prob better to buy those self contain ice/water packs.

kira yamato as long as they are big... a bunch of small packs will just melt faster... one solid piece takes longer to melt.

@ScrappyGamingHQ I have a fouton

Trying to survive in modern society with it's sky high cost of living is impossible... unless you're rich.

Eliminating the cost of rent helped me a lot. Vehicles still require gas, maintenance, and insurance though. If you stayed in one place, no traveling, it could be very cheap though. I didn't like the other option, renting a cheap $300 shared basement apartment. That was far worse than living in a vehicle!

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yeah that looked like the middle finger hahahha

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Good catch haha he totally did and on purpose too lmao!!

jon louis His current Vid he is experiencing minus16 and minus27 which is UNHEARD of in my neck of the woods Coastal California Brrrrr LOL

Haha i can imagine.

110 last couple days in Vegas. Still way over a 100 as one goes towards 10pm. Fan is something. AC would be better.

That's a good idea

Love creative solutions like this

Yeah i used one of them this past summer. What a difference.

Passin Thru Never heard of how do they function creating the cooling

ben curaza they are a gel inside a matt. Works for about 3 hours. Give it a 15 minute break and it will cool off again. Sometimes i used it like a blanket instead. It would last longer that way before it absorbed to much body heat and needed to laid aside for a bit. You can find them on Amazon. They make for humans too but to expensive compared to ones for dogs.

Amen, can't wait for October to come.