He seems like a really nice guy. New York City really need more people like him.

@markstevenson6180

7 жыл бұрын

Daniel Nicklas I live in my bus me and the dog love it just go where ever I want to when had enough of the place meet some nice people from nz

@naturalmystic4383

7 жыл бұрын

where about in nz mate?

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

he is but he is my brother so I guess I am bias

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

Natural Mystic I believe new Zealand but I could be wrong

@danielmcgarrigle1700

Жыл бұрын

Why thank you!!

i feel like spray painting a colorful mural of your logo on the bus is a much worse way to stay lowkey than parking near apartment buildings

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

PipeGameWeak it was before it was painted we had any problems... also I went and shamed the deputy Inspector while quoting laws and showed here were my Congress woman, her husband, and I. so after that... we did not see the police again

@christiansaravia7865

2 жыл бұрын

Doubt it. I’ve lived in NY my entire life and graffiti is so normalized here we don’t even notice it

they rent out the bed through Air B&B. I cannot imagine renting a bed on a bus with 5 other random people. Its awesome to know there are some people that can.

@adancewithgod

7 жыл бұрын

Dave And Purdy well when hotels go for 400/nt it starts to look attractive. Really all you need is a place to sleep and the rest is golden!

@vic206

7 жыл бұрын

not to be rude but i need more than just a place to sleep.. i need a shower, toilet and some privacy.

@davesrvchannel4717

7 жыл бұрын

I am with you Vee, a spot on a cot, a towelette, and a composting toilet with random strangers is a bit too much. Sounds like fun at Woodstock or Bonaroo, but New York City, no thanks, I'm going to pass.

@patches_kitty

7 жыл бұрын

Dave And Purdy hey free breakfast though

@youtubecommentpolice2043

6 жыл бұрын

Dave And Purdy ummm I was like wait..... Airbnb? I wouldn't be caught dead in that horder bus. It looks like it smells

Someone explain to me why it's illegal to sleep in your vehicle? i'm pretty sure that's 100x better than sleeping on the street if you don't have a home, it's your shelter. Or maybe i misunderstood...

@NatalieMartensen

7 жыл бұрын

Belen Morales I know it's such a bummer how often it's illegal! It does vary per county though. For instance Orange County (where I'm currently living in my van for three days a week for work) it's illegal. But if I go 40 minutes north to LA County, it's legal there. From my understanding, a big reason LA changed its stance (it used to be illegal there too) is actually because of what you mentioned--giving homeless the right to sleep in their vehicle with not having to worry about breaking the law. I wish that more places would change their laws like LA did!

@browtf4796

7 жыл бұрын

Natalie Martensen that's crazy! hopefully you stay safe in your car, i can't imagine how much rent is in Orange County or LA and i'm pretty sure cars are te next best thing for those who can't afford it.

@MarilynMelendezG

7 жыл бұрын

My husband and I did it in Las Vegas. We lived out of my Ford Escape for several months. We did get the cops called on us but the cop just told us the best places to go and gave us some tips on when to call it a night and when was the best time to get on the road in the morning so we wouldn't be harassed by people.

@youtubecommentpolice2043

6 жыл бұрын

Belen Morales it has to be habitational. Running water plumb etc. Then u can

@youtubecommentpolice2043

6 жыл бұрын

Belen Morales you can convert ur bus to rv.

so many people for one bus

@shawn-michaelmacguyer2203

7 жыл бұрын

Jon

@ZylTinyHomes

7 жыл бұрын

Well, it is NYC. I just looked at rent on the upper East Side... it is like, $2500-8000. Damn, I'd totally go for the bus.

@versace.mitch69

7 жыл бұрын

You looked up one of the most expensive places in NYC. Although, the cheaper neighborhoods still aren't as cheap as a bus.

@Lupe-mx8uu

7 жыл бұрын

I'm in Fullerton NYC is far from here

@The5starSTUNNNA

7 жыл бұрын

fullerton california?

Just a suggestion -- wonder if you could partner up with some of those construction companies... perhaps they'd let you park long-term at their various sites in exchange for keeping an eye on their millions of dollars in equipment sitting there. Could be a nice way to avoid being hassled since you'd be parked off the street... but maintaining a quasi-vagabond lifestyle.

@edwardelric4975

7 жыл бұрын

I doubt they would stop any intruders from stealing stuff. They look scrawny and frail.

@MarilynMelendezG

7 жыл бұрын

I have a friend and his wife that does that, lives in a warehouse setting kind of place and gets paid for it. His wife did a great job with the place, very homey. They don't have to pay rent either.

@Nu_Wen

7 жыл бұрын

Edward Elric I used to have a boyfriend that probably still is a guard. he gets paid to stand around and deter people away from stealing equipment. when I still knew him, he was scrawny. very scrawny. not only that if someone actually came to steal something his only job was to tell them not to do it and back off if they look dangerous. it isn't about size. it's about how easy it is to get away with it. in most cases just seeing a guard prevents people from wanting to try.

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

love that idea

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

Edward Elric lol your right we are scrawny and frail! thanks for noticing this mcdonalds being 9 to 12 bucks per value meal really seems to be working for us! lol its ok I can call 911 or I am smart enough to work a gun (I mean I am southern with a hawk eye shot) but really dont need a gun just have to be smarter and faster. or more patient and strike when their gaurd is down. but I am pretty sure I would call the police 1st

AWESOME, i live in NYC, next time i see your bus i will buy everyone coffee! You should come up to the Bronx, many places to park and NOT be hassled!

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

MARKLINMAN1 thanks man! that would be awesome

@Tyler-ug1hs

4 жыл бұрын

plenty of places to get shot or attacked with machete in the bronx too

what an inspiration, if they can live in a bus on the streets of NY, I'll be able to live anywhere in my van! great channel!

Generator and gas heater in a bus. Ohhhhhkaaay. And you might want to get a spot to lock your door open from the outside otherwise someone will come up with a padlock in the middle of the night and fuck up your shit.

@skullcrushers1000

7 жыл бұрын

They would still have to use bolt-cutters to get it off.

@daedalx

7 жыл бұрын

Rhett Having a Vietnam Flashback it's NYC that sort of thing just doesn't happen there.

@cemwind

6 жыл бұрын

propane heater works fine on a bus, probably want to run a carbon monoxide detector just to be safe. I'm assuming they don't run the generator inside the bus. they could mount it on the roof or attach to rear bumper somehow and be ok

I have owned and lived in three sailboats, an Airstream trailer, a pop-up tent trailer, a Volkswagen bus, a VW pop up camper van, and a pace arrow motor home. Currently building an a-frame trailer for next adventure which will conclude with choosing another sailboat and going to Hawaii. So I can relate. Positive Vibes brother.

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

Tim M thanks I will pass those on to my brother!

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

see u in hawaii

I don't know if graffiti is going to keep things incognito but this is awesome!

@thecasualphotographer

7 жыл бұрын

Right??! Haha

@porkchapgaming16

6 жыл бұрын

Motorcycles Tobacco and Alcohol I don’t think they are going for incognito lol

This guys seems so rad, also diggin the inside of the bus.

@The5starSTUNNNA

7 жыл бұрын

who says diggin are you in the 90s or something?

not to be negative but it really is a shame that people call the cops on people like Daniel. I really don't understand why they even care, makes no sense to me.

@jennystone421

7 жыл бұрын

one two They're probably threatened by someone not following "the rules" (ooh, scary!). I've had cops called on me even while staying in peoples' personal driveways.

@nkreseknowledge2241

7 жыл бұрын

they hating

@Nicholenickinicscott

7 жыл бұрын

one two those people are the matrix, when someone goes against the rules, they flip they're shit

@aaron___6014

7 жыл бұрын

All wrong, its the old idea of living in a vehicle. So people still feel individuals living like this are criminals, poor, panhandlers, dirty, and that they bring down the vibe of an area. These stereotypes don't apply to everyone.

@timm6112

7 жыл бұрын

Let's bring back "MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS".....remember that folks? It used to be a thing.

Nothing but respect for you bro

@todricks1stgroupie872

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Dylan Magaster - I just found your channel and all your videos. Holy cow thanks so much for the perspective, so stinkin awesome

That's a crazy crammed bus... Props to these people for being able to cram in like that.. I really respect and appreciate this lifestyle

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

Greg Pappas thanks for the comment. we all knew each other since elementary school which helped

Discovered your channel today, love these stories, peace.

I've been dreaming of that solar powered light bulb for years! They finally did it.

@cemwind

6 жыл бұрын

UN was giving this shit away in refugee camps in africa 20 years ago

I mean it saves you money but what kind of life is that? You gotta be the type of person who doesn't need personal space and doesn't mind being around other people, including strangers, all the time.

@ukeelady

7 жыл бұрын

Who are you to judge? We're all unique and have different needs *not wants. This is a solution that that the government YOU pay for ... can't do. Shame on them.

@ZylTinyHomes

7 жыл бұрын

This is a valid solution to the housing crisis. And a valid place to live. Rock on.

@JxmyHighroller

7 жыл бұрын

Well I wouldn't be quick to judge if the guy in the video didn't judge others for being able to afford a house or apartment. I'm sure if he could he would too, no need to hate on those who can.

@ukeelady

7 жыл бұрын

+JxmyHighroller Hmm. I don't get that he's judging those that can. I think it's more the greedy landlords, developers that are the problem. He's not alone.

@Nu_Wen

7 жыл бұрын

if it's not for you then it is not for you. it's honestly a good thing that everyone is different. it would be boring as hell if everyone thought the same.

Fuck the law! You can't sleep in your vehicle but it's ok to sleep outside?

I was parked near you guys on Riverside last month! I was living on Riverside in my Prius until Nov 1. I saw you and started to leave a note on your window, but I was leaving in a couple of days anyway. Living in my car worked out really well. Peaceful area where you are.

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

Margot Matilda Oh no! you could have moved in. lol Kara had a bed she hardly ever used

absolutely nothing about that looks the least bit comfortable/ hygenic/ private/ anything good at all.

@adancewithgod

7 жыл бұрын

James Barlow I know one good thing. Saving $2000/mo in rent!

@skittlemenow

7 жыл бұрын

Usually I find the people likable but this dude came off super scummy. Also can you imagine renting that from Air B&B?

@jamesbarlow3344

7 жыл бұрын

William Spiritdancer that's true. But you can do that on your own without the other 6 people on 1 bus.

@patches_kitty

7 жыл бұрын

Nope and it's clearly not for everybody

@emmax9514

6 жыл бұрын

Yeaaah, a lot of tiny houses/videos I've seen where people live in small spaces like buses or campers at least try to keep it organized in some way but right from the start this looked messy with all the clothes piled up by the front and just not as cozy or convincing as some others I've seen.

I can relate .I've owned and lived in a number of mobile homes ,motorhomes and a 1969 Bluebird school bus. I think your right about their being a little bit of spite amongst the landlord who don't profit off your lifestyle. and jealously from renters who subject themselves to paying outrageous prices for their living space and expect you to live like them. instead of freeing themselves of this costly expense that eats up a big part of their income. More power to the Nomad. who stand for freedom and free living.

cribs mobile edition haha love it bro much love

Not sure if I missed this part, but why in the world would you be in NYC? I guess I can answer my own question by saying everyone's different. But man, I would much rather be in a much less populated area.

@borntoscream

7 жыл бұрын

cause NYC is the best city in the world! Lights, culture, beauty, skyscrapers, art, vibrancy, history, The MET. Central park. Uptown, mid town, chinatwown. Best food ever. Yeah, its expensive as fuck, but well worth it.

@fknight

7 жыл бұрын

Yea. I'd much rather be secluded on a mountain, on the beach, in the country, etc. But, to each their own. I just don't see the appeal. Also, people don't seem to be as nice in the city. They look at me funny if I hold a door open, or if I smile at them lol

More Power to you fella.

Awesome, so inspiring.

Nice guy, smiles a lot.

What type of job these type of people have, cuz they constantly move. Danny is the man

@danielmcgarrigle1700

7 жыл бұрын

We all work in television

Great video, keep up the good work!

I love this! I live in nyc myself and know that rent can be super expensive, no matter where in nyc you are living. This is a great solution plus you are a lot more mobile if you want to, something that you cannot do with an apartments. Should I ever see them around I'll make sure to say hi! :D

your channel is amazing.. hope to see you with millions of subs.. love from Brazil ♥

Who the hell would rent this disgusting bus on Airbnb with 5 other people living there?

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

CALife everyone traveled we only rented out when the number of bus mates we're 1 or 2

Its crazy that their are laws against sleeping in your car. ridiculous!

@brianmastel8575

4 жыл бұрын

"Land of the free"

@diamondly6250

2 жыл бұрын

why dose it matter either way your can is going to be on the street

thank you

a beautiful and clever home. Wow air bnb!

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

Nomadic Gearhead thank you!

That'd be cool if they had less ppl in there. 4 in the same pullout couch?

beautiful life... keep on and thanks :)

Odd sense of comfort in a thing like that, I dig it. Can't wait until I get my bus to travel the country with my friends.

one love bro... #awesome

Registering as a bus was pure genius! I love when people share their life experiences, hoping to spare others from hassles and heartaches. God bless y'all. Great watch. My prayers are with y'all'😇

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

Carolyn Nunes hey! thanks for commenting! thank you from a bus full of southerners! thanks for all the good vibes and blessings!

Great video! I want to do something like this soon.

That is awesome

awesome!! i want to come check it out

nice set up.

Cool .. nice that you have good friend and family. my son moved to Lower Manhattan from Utah to model and is loving it there. If you ever come through Utah stop by and see hello. I recently bought a 98 Ford conversion van to vandwell soon. peace.

what a cool way to live

I think I just found my favorite youtuber!

Very nice.

I really like it lol, kind of like a moving village

i like the bus loop hole education

what a nice person you are.

@todricks1stgroupie872

6 жыл бұрын

Thank You!

Thats Cool

*My biggest fear on their behalf upon watching this? **_The Deputy Inspector / authorities can use the video as evidence against their current loophole existence,_** no?!* (Hoping I'm wrong of course!)

@roroflowazoro

7 жыл бұрын

Hacim Llih fuck the police

@roroflowazoro

7 жыл бұрын

Harmless crime better then being homless

@tech9iner

7 жыл бұрын

I'm unclear as to your point in tagging me bro? I'm all about #PoliceReformNOW on many fronts hero.. but not empty, vacuous 'fuck the pigs' mentality that does not address the issues nor seek resolution; quite dangerously lazy take on our severe militarized and inexcusably poor police candidate screening and training in USA, honestly.

@tech9iner

7 жыл бұрын

As the saying goes bro.. *Tit for tatt **_fixes neither this nor that!_*

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

Hacim Llih hey I quated laws and vaguely threatened calling a senator friend for help...so they stopped harassing us. plus the NYC deputy Inspector is an awesome woman

All of you people commenting that this looks "disgusting and filthy"... You have no idea where these people came from. Some of the people living in this bus may have come from bad home situations, abusive relationships, etc. They could be seeking love and friendship from this group of people on this bus because when you live with people for long enough, it gets a sort of family dynamic. You seriously need to get out more if you've never seen a traveling young "street kid" with a bus full of others that is trying to find a better life. This may not be your cup of tea but to just scoff off someone's lifestyle as disgusting just because there's a toilet in there? Is appalling. Get off of your high horse. This is no different than an RV where some models you have to physically pick up the toilet and dump the waste. I have seen many traveling busses of travelers, hippies, whatever you call them that offer open doors to whoever needs a place to stay and a way to get away. You don't know someone's situation. So don't judge someone or their situation because you have not walked their shoes. Enough said.

Daniel seems kind, I respect that

@todricks1stgroupie872

6 жыл бұрын

Thank You!

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

he was a so-so older brother! lol jk

Doesn't the propane tank needed to be aired out because of Co2 ??

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

Amber Lebrun so the buddy heater is approved for indoors (so my brother tells me) I did not chance it and we installed the co2 monitor and smoke detector.

You see people converting School Buses and the occasional GreyHound or Long-Haul Bus, I don't think I've ever seen somebody convert a city bus to live in, I think that would be kind of cool.

Nice idea of living in a vehicle. Nevertheless, the way how all the stuff is fixed or stored in the bus, it shows, that this vehicle doesn't move much.

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

Sina Alex lol. so moving the bus for street sweeping was fun most is secured in while things like the tv and other items had to be moved but we never moved it more that a few miles at a time. thanks for commenting !

This guy is weirdly charming, I would stay in this bus for sure.

This is so amazing, i just have to wonder how they live like this. It must suck at times

Dang dude, you get around... west coast, east coast, Kansas City (my town).

@todricks1stgroupie872

6 жыл бұрын

I do indeed man

Gas and generator under a bed?? DANGER, DANGER WILL ROBINSON!!!

@danielmcgarrigle1700

7 жыл бұрын

they don't run under their. We just store them

that propane tank should be outside or enclosed , not safe

So you are clear that sleeping in the bus is illegal. You also state early on that parking out of the way lessons issues, and you choose to paint the low profile white bus psychedelic colors so that it becomes a huge eyesore. Great idea. I am sure you will be hassled much less now...

@danielmcgarrigle1700

7 жыл бұрын

they actually seem to like the artwork better. We have had no issues with police since it was painted. We were hassled only a few times when it was white but still.

He has gorgeous eyes! I wonder how he dates while on that thing!? "If the bus is rockin'...don't come a knocking?" LOL

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

l.m. Getz "remember the adage get a room"

I slept in my truck for two years, in an industrial area, cops came by about three times , I was cool with them and they were cool with me, no problem

I'll have to look for the bus next time I'm in the city. Dylan how long are you in ny for?

There is NO WAY anyone would rent that for a night while he and his family sleep on the same bus, right?

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

SeedfulMusic nope! they would not! we all work in television and travel for 3 to 4 months at a time so most often one of us would host...at most 2 would host

Livingston!!

5 People! Yikers...I'd go crazy...

OMG! How did I miss this video? Daniel was right in my backyard. I know that area well. I'm sure he's gone from there location by now, but I love that he took the chance. LOTS of New Yorkers are starting to get on board with this lifestyle, but I can't do videos about it, because the residents would come down hard on them by complaining all the time.

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

NoProGoPronto the neighbors were a big problem but understandably the bus is pretty loud lol. selling the bus but stop by before the 16th of Jan 2018

@NoProGoPronto

6 жыл бұрын

Oh Wow! You're one of the residents of the bus!?! I am definitely going to stop by to introduce myself. This is so awesome! Thanks 👍🏽😃

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

Hey my brother and I are out of town until Saturday !

@NoProGoPronto

6 жыл бұрын

The weekend is even better 😃

Dude I was gonna ask you how are you pulling that off in the city, New York city at that? Big "props" to you for being able to do that so far!👍👍👍👍 And when you talked about spending 1400 a month for rent, I was like "hell we did 20 yrs ago!!"😀 Good Luck on hanging out there for as long as you can!!

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

YettaBonez thanks man over a year!!!! thanks for the comment and good vibes!

What fun for a bnb

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

webyourstuff1 it is... the guests had little concern about the small space. my brothers gave some of them a personal tour and others stayed to hang. while most loved the city and saw the bed for just 4 or 5 hours

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

thanks for the comment! p.s. I bet you would have fun. it's all about making the best out of everything! you seem to already know this maybe one day we will get to enjoy life together

Verrrry interesting :)! love humans

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

Divine Zeal I love your handle on here and on life

is it illegal to live out of a van or bus cuz i've seen a couple people mention trying to keep a low profile

Where did you guys buy your solar panels??

this definitely some free love shit

i cant wait till i have my van idek if im broke aslong as i have food sleep and my skateboard and skis

Admirable, to say the least, that people can disregard personal space like this. Wouldn't you think the reason for living in a bus in NYC would be all about cheap personal space?

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

Michael Ouzounian nope it was to follow our career. but trust me personal space is worth the money. lol but we all travel for work and most of us have recieved raises and new titles that we could now actually afford a home. when we got here we did not have 6 to 8 thousand to put down on a space even between the five of us. the monthly rent probably but the sign on fees and 1st and last up front made this the best choice. luckily now we have all major film hubs covered as well as an apartment in New York.

Is it better to register a vehicle personal or rv or commercial for stealth rv living?

how often do you book airbnb people?

For the background music, you should have played The Who's Magic Bus.

do you happen to have the link for their Airbnb, Dylan??

@FloatingOrbProductions

7 жыл бұрын

+Natalie Martensen updated in the description :)

@NatalieMartensen

7 жыл бұрын

Dylan Magaster thanks! When I click it tho it just goes to the general Airbnb search results for NYC

I'm 54 and while I couldn't live in a bus with 5 people I say if they are happy and not hurting anyone or pushing an agenda on anyone, have at it. I would stay there one or 2 nights just for the experience and make some friends. The 2 things that would stop me is the generator and propane heater inside the bus. One night someone is going to sleep permanently.

@todricks1stgroupie872

6 жыл бұрын

we don't run the generator indoors. It's just stored in there when it's not in use. The heater, although it looks scary, is indoor safe

Just wondering... Do you have the proper licensing to run a business on the bus? A Bed and Breakfast must meet many requirements to be open to the public. Do you have your license and Approval forms on display as required?

You need an Amphibious Sail Boat / RV 😎 #GibbsAmphibious

Montana 7 plates!! My home!

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

World Atmosphere our home in 2012

LOL... snow is a insulate

Awesome set-up. I think it's great that you're able to do this in an urban setting. Very cool.

It's important to point out that that many people in a bus is much more viable in a place like NYC than it is anywhere else. And that it's likely that like the second guy in the video, many people who live like that just need a place to sleep without having to work crazy hours to keep the lights on.

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

thanks man!

Christian Slater's long lost brother

Anybody know what kind of solar panels those were?

cool guy

Hey did you say he had a channel?

Correct me if i'm wrong, but it seems weird they can rent it out on airbnb and still only have it registered as a vehicle... seems problematic.

Not to be too negative but it's like the opposite of a Tardis! It looks huge on the outside and tiny inside.

This dude looks like Anderson Cooper's long lost brother.

@jayjeverah9980

6 жыл бұрын

lol. Omg. rolling! spot on. but he is no Vanderbilt

@sophiemarcaurele

3 жыл бұрын

.... with Christian Slater’s voice. 🤔👌

Not for me, but the gypsy life is possible for people. I would love to visit!

This is the best CHANNEL ON yOUtUBE

@skrongo

7 жыл бұрын

damn caps lock turned on