>nobody has blogged yet about having crushed themselves you could have just searched "van life reality" on youtube. i mean, it's not that hard: - The reality

>nobody has blogged yet about having crushed themselves you could have just searched "van life reality" on youtube. i mean, it's not that hard: - The reality of van life on social media @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvOHjIGi30Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KvOHjIGi30Y - The Reality of #VanLife - Full Documentary Movie - 2018 @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6McizBPKaE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6McizBPKaE I watched the first one, from somebody that has been actually living in a van. A lot of the problems highlighted in those video are about (dumb?) people that expect to get free money in exchange of likes and things like that. Yeah you can live in a van or whatever, but do you really expect a misterious hand to give out money every month for you to go surfing and exploring the wilderness? The youtubers that blog about working full time are a minority, of course, becasue they are mostly busy working (full time) and making a living. If i was living in a van while having a full-time job and earning a proper salary, I'd probably be spending my time enjoying life more than informing strangers on the internet about my whereabouts. Yeah I might be posting updates from time to time, but the "algorithm" wouldn't pick me up that much.