Bfree Diver thanks 🙏 hopefully I can make a bunch of fun videos for you all! Still figuring out a name for the satellite channel where I’m gonna publish the vanlife stuff. Any ideas? :D

Not bad dude, working on rebranding and everything right now. it's a hustle lol also money is tight as usual so it is was it is lol looks like your having fun travelling out there

I understand Champ...... Loving El Salvador...........

Are you still in AK???

oh and thanks for the shout out! Peace

You deserve it ;D thanks for the support

Could never forget about yall ;)

Yo, you speak truth about Broke being an uninspiring name, you have some good ideas there, and keeping the names similar between channels will help too so that people don’t get confused. Great feedback as always LA

I’m glad! Yeah a lot less broke now lol still on a tight budget but I’m free to float and upgrade my things now ;D looking forward to the rest of this year

Woof, that is a great question lol which time do you mean? I made one amount when i worked in the cannery, a different amount when I worked my first summer on a commercial fishing vessel, and a different amount my second year on a fishing vessel. They all came out DRAMATICALLY different.

RT Living Free i was asking because I’m going to the cannery next month, I’m going with Icicle Seafoods I’m pretty sure you heard of that and yeah for 3 months or 4 what’s a good amount bro?? just carious

​@@stakkteam7684 Thanks for clarifying, here's how I'd break down what to expect. Minimum wage in AK is around $10/hour. Lets say you're making $11/hour to start. You'll have many days where you work 16 hour days, others you'll work but won't make overtime. Most canneries do overtime by the week so if you break 40hours that week, every hour past that you get time and a half I think on average, I'd work 4 or 5 days/week pulling 16hour shifts. every now and then we would have no work, but when the fish were coming I worked every day. Lets make some math for a lowball estimate of what to guess. If you work 4days/week doing 16 hour shifts, 2days/week you only get 1 8 hour shift, and 1day/week you get no fish, then your hours for that week would be (4days*16hours)+(2days*8hour)+(1day*0hours). (4*16)+(2*8)+(1*0)=80 hours/week 40 hours youre paid regular, 40 more you're paid time and a half, so (40hours*$11)+(40hours*[11+5.5]) (40*11)+(40*16.5)=$1,100/week On average, you can make $157/day. AGAIN, This all depends on the fish and where you are. This is not the case everywhere in Alaska, and it is not guaranteed every season. It can be a lot of money, but you're gonna work hard to get it if you're there. Hope this helped!

RT Living Free do all places have pharmacies or a Walgreens or

Stakk Team I’d bet every place has a pharmacy, the only Walgreens you’ll find is going to be in Anchorage though