You can grow micro greens in your RV. Huge nutrition and easy. Great video.

@mcomeslast

5 жыл бұрын

She's Out There aero garden by miracle grow is the one I’m interested in. I have more to learn but I have seen videos, you can use your own seeds. It’s probably where I will start.

@shesoutthere387

5 жыл бұрын

Type in "Ann Wigmore" her lectures are amazing

Fabulous! I have just bought my van a few months ago and I have a prepper’s spirit. So, I love this!!!

@RedFlip64

5 жыл бұрын

LA Gunn same here!! Go girl!! Woo hoooooo!!

@sfrealestatedealmaker6001

5 жыл бұрын

LA Gunn Good for you, you’re way ahead of the pack!!

Bob is very wise to search out info on anthropology, as well as many other subjects. The more you know, the better.

Kim's enthusiasm is contagious. Learning about what plants there are to eat and how to prepare them is a huge key to survival. I would recommend any books by Sam Thayer. Also look into the concept of "rewilding" because just stockpiling dry food in the event of a catastrophe is not going to work for long. "A New Path" by Arthur Haines is an interesting read on the subject. Also note that wild food is more nutritionally dense and actually tastes better than the food you buy in stores.

@rhondajohnston3084

5 жыл бұрын

It is also good to plant at least a small garden each year if you can from heirloom seeds because the seeds from those plants can be replanted for a new garden,

Lovely lady, great admiration for her strong determination to go solo...something that is a dream for me...you go Kim ...well done 😁👍👍

@jaimhaas5170

5 жыл бұрын

You and me both Monnie.

I learned a lot of camping skills from Girls scouts. No badges for doing dishes. In fact won the fastest fire builder challenge.

We have been serious preppers for years. We are also getting into RVing. Not full time, but several months at a time. But I have never been able to figure out how to combine the two, because of ONE thing. Gasoline! I could have a year's worth of food, etc, in my RV, so when the dollar crashes, which I believe it will, I will have what I need. But if I'm in an RV and the dollar crashes, gasoline will not be available. I will have a range of a couple hundred miles (if I'm lucky), then I'll be out of gas. I'll be stuck in a parking lot someplace - probably someplace NOT of my choosing - to try to ride out the emergency, which could last for months (or years) until the economy recovers and the monetary system is re-established. I've never figured out an answer to the gasoline problem with prepper RVing! Any ideas?

@sfrealestatedealmaker6001

5 жыл бұрын

Tinyhouse Prepper In an SHTF, I’d think being mobile would make one more of a target to marauders. You’re exposed to potential flat tires, mechanical failures, fuel running out, over heating, small arms fire into your vehicle, etc ... Being hunkered down in a house, in a neighborhood full of like minded individuals would be best. In a co-op setting: you can all farm your backyards, barter amongst each other, defend each other and have companionship. 🔥 Bug out is DANGEROUS in a collapse setting. If I had to do it, it would not be alone in “lone wolf” fashion.

@LiveSimpleLiveFree

5 жыл бұрын

Exactly!

Life is to short to Prepping :-) I think is best to just try enjoy life and every day we get. Thanks for a good video again and greeting from a old Danish KZreadr from Denmark. They are NOT sell this type american of Truck Campers for trucks in Denmark or Scandinavia, but maby i can pick one up in Sweden, the swedish like american cars a lot, maby some have this trucks campers in Sweden :-) Have a good day too. John.

@dejayrezme8617

5 жыл бұрын

Are you looking for pick up trucks? In Europe we have flat bed trucks instead which are even better suits to put a box on them. Or a 7.5t truck with a box.

@Basman59

5 жыл бұрын

Clearly not a Scout 'Be Prepared'. Contingency planning is a part of life the old cliche those who fail to plan plan to fail. Preparedness, contingency planning is about reducing risks but most people don't recognise risks in every walk of life.

@Ekinnajay

5 жыл бұрын

People here in the US live a fear filled life, and the media make sure we stay that way. But there are also real disasters that happen here that don't necessarily happen in Danmark, Norge og Sverige. Thinks like tornadoes, wildfires, hurricanes, earthquakes, volcanoes to name just a few. Plus we have a crazy man running the show in DC, hellbent on destroying this country. People will likely get their underpants in a knot with me saying that last bit, but it's true. I know I am on edge and preparing for any eventuality. I also live in earthquake country so I like to tell other people I prep for that reason, but it's the crazy man and what he might do that I really prep for.

@MongoTV

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Jannike. That true, i did not think of that. Is not possible to compare small Denmark with big USA, they have another geografy in the US with disasters, we dont have that in Denmark. Have a good day too. john.

I understand how the system functions and how vulnerable it really is. It came close to collapsing in 2008 and things are even more unstable now. The biggest concern I have is fuel availability. I worry about getting stuck in a location that is unlivable, especially in the Southwest. Most of us can only carry enough fuel to get 300-500 miles. For example, if the SHTF during the RTR, how far are we all going to get? I see few areas that are actually sustainable, mainly in the Northern tier of states. Most of the SW and SE was not really livable to a large extent until various technologies (irrigation, A/C, ect.) came along.

@Ekinnajay

5 жыл бұрын

I thought the same. But in the north, you have to contend with the weather and making sure you have a rig that is super insulated and that you have a reliable heat source that isn't contingent on fossil fuel.

@scottcooper4314

5 жыл бұрын

@@Ekinnajay 3 things that many northern areas have that are critical. Ability to grow food (good consistent water supply), wood, and low crime/stable populations. Avoid any areas near thesouthern border for sure. Too many problems. On both sides of it.

@jaimhaas5170

5 жыл бұрын

IF the SHTF getting somewhere will be the least of your problems.

@sfrealestatedealmaker6001

5 жыл бұрын

Scott Cooper In an SHTF, I’d think being mobile would make one more of a target to marauders. You’re exposed to potential flat tires, mechanical failures, fuel running out, over heating, small arms fire into your vehicle, etc ... Being hunkered down in a house, in a neighborhood full of like minded individuals would be best. In a co-op setting: you can all farm your backyards, barter amongst each other, defend each other and have companionship.

just love her spirit. I have done so much backcountry hiking etc. and she has all the spirit and interest to make it in steps. Thanks for putting these together Bob.

Love this lady. I'm a huge believer in mike Maloney and I'm so happy I'm mostly out of the fiat system. Self reliance more important than ever

@vagabundo18

5 жыл бұрын

HIdden secrets of money part 4" :)

Love her!! I always say.. 'chop wood and carry water'... there's a peaceful feeling that comes with doing the mundane chores.

Smart women. She has the curiosity to challenge the "norm". When she points out the potential for chaos she is spot on.

Kinda funny. I lived in a home that I had to haul water for 12 years. Our heat was propane and wood stove, during the summer months to save propane we cooked over a fire. We also slaughtered our own meat. From where I came from rv life is much easier.

She has a positive attitude and upbeat personality. She will do well in her quest.

Truly an amazing woman. Her personality and positive energy is just off the charts. 100% inspirational!!! Thank you, and thank you Bob

I am a prepper and the one place where preppers fall short is they don't actually learn to use what they have. Gadget collectors in some cases. The RV lifestyle will give anyone a head start should a collapse come. The only place RVers might have it hard is by not having enough fuel to get where they want to be. I've looked at several options in that regard and I could easily store a years food in a typical RV of above average size. Find a place near fresh water and she'd have it made.

@sfrealestatedealmaker6001

5 жыл бұрын

Bob Bradley Um do you think she knows how to rebuild a transmission if it broke down? Gas and mechanical breakdowns will be the main issues.

Excellent! I’ve been a prepper for 17 years and after living in a class C for a few month, considering making it permanent at some point. Stocking up on freeze dried foods is you best bet for one source of prepping in an RV. It’s light, super easy to move around and space saving in a RV. My very best wishes!

@sfrealestatedealmaker6001

5 жыл бұрын

T Klein In an SHTF, I’d think being mobile would make one more of a target to marauders. You’re exposed to potential flat tires, mechanical failures, fuel running out, over heating, small arms fire into your vehicle, etc ... Being hunkered down in a house, in a neighborhood full of like minded individuals would be best. In a co-op setting: you can all farm your backyards, barter amongst each other, defend each other and have companionship.

Here in Fayetteville NC this time of year I start gathering non perishable foods, water and other supplies to last at least a month because I know in September it is more than likely the storms are coming and they seem to be getting worse every year, Also made sure my house was sitting on high ground since when the hurricanes hit most of Fayetteville is always under water. My kids joke about how many candles I own until the electric goes out for up to two weeks and they are knocking at my door for extra candles, I can no longer be nomadic due to health issues but a lot of these ideas translate well into living off grid when the utilities go out, I think it helps that I was brought up on a rural farm where gardening hunting and fishing were a way of life, I feel for the younger generation who thinks everything magically appears on the store shelf in times of major disaster, I suggest people also save books on gardening, homesteading and how to fix technology. My son has a saying in times of disaster he with the most books win because that person will actually have a guide to how to get things working again.

@upriver7047

5 жыл бұрын

I'm glad I'm a farm wife. Useful skills. Books are great but practice is better. You are on the right path. We got flooded two weeks ago. Lots of loss and damage. It comes with the territory of living off the land. Most the time the river is our lifeline but it has to be respected. We pick up and start over as we often have to do. Choose your location wisely.

@sfrealestatedealmaker6001

5 жыл бұрын

Rhonda Johnston Homesteading is far better than being on the road surrounded by strangers.

Another great interview! Hands on learning is the best.

Another great person that is learning the ropes. Terrific attitude that Kim has. Keep up the wonderful videos.

Fishing. Easy skill to learn. Even irrigation ditches can hold fish. Interesting blend of preparation/ nomadic mindset. If I had my druthers I would have a cache of two to supplement what I would consider the daily essentials to carry. Learning to forage and what you can source, even in the desert, is a highly learnable skill also with lots of sources of info. Nice video!

I am TOTALLY with her on the whole thing of LOVING the self-reliance skills and prepping. I feel the exact same way and am passionate about it. Also bushcraft and gardening and saving seeds. I wonder what it is about all of that that feels so good? Maybe just knowing that you are taking care of yourself no matter what happens you will be okay.

So lovely, thank you for sharing!!!🙏🏻🙏🏻

I see this life style as a way to increase my future security. I hope to learn more self reliance, live more frugally, meet more people and be in closer touch with nature.

I think everyone is worried but the fact is we really had an economic crash in 2010 , the banks, hospitals, fanny mae,. General motors where all bailed out by the government. So it already happened and we did get help, it wasn't fast, but I had a fanny mae loan, and received help to save my house, I also received emergency unemployment and retraining for work. Yes we are scared but I am thankful for my help. So I think the prepping is too costly, save your cash, do things for today, we don't know what tomorrow holds.

Weren't wagon trains the same as an RV in the days of pioneer life?

@Not-thatKaren

5 жыл бұрын

shaggard12 , Bob has spoke about Caravans. I just watched a series about the caravan that went to Baja after RTR. The caravan actually has a ‘Wagon Master’ (leader). There was also a rear gunner. This is the last person in the caravan who watches for vehicles that want to pass the other vehicles in the caravan. It was so interesting to me how it was organized and then there was the scenery of Baja. Very cool!

Thank you Bob & Kim for thought-provoking & interesting video.

Love to see the different mentalities out there around being prepared then this crazy life. I'm glad you brought up the different skills that we can bring to the community. That's been one of my focuses. I love learning all this stuff. Wild food and permaculture design have been my focuses. This year I want learn some new skills, and it feels like fun rather than a chore. I could relate to Kim's excitement in this video, and the way she lit up when she mentioned having the soul of a prepper. Ultimately, it's the soul of being in touch with the land and deep nature around you. It's pretty awesome.

What a nice lady , living simply and peacefully.

MIke Maloney is the ultimate teacher of economics. I recommend EVERYONE should see his video "hidden secrets of money part 4"

Great interview!

Prepping is an interesting and van life is also. Never thought about the two being connected

Great video. For those that like researching the old ways Townsend has alot of great historical info from the pioneer days. Another great place to look for prepper stuff is readymaderesources.com they have alot of great books and communications stuff, food, solar kits for preppers. And they have great customer service when I used them I called and they pointed me to useful items for my concerns

@kathymack3791

5 жыл бұрын

I love the Townsend channel. I grew up attending black powder rondezvous with my family. It was often a requirement in order to camp in certain areas, that everything visible was authentic to the period.

@alexstorm8986

5 жыл бұрын

The Townsend channel is awesome if you want to learn all about the pioneers. I'm subbed to them and if you want to learn of the old ways, I highly recommend them.

Very cool juxtaposition of prepping and minimalist living! Found your guest to be sharp, interesting and confident!! Keep up the great work!

I wish more people would learn edible wild plants.

Great video interview! I just finished my bed platform in my car camper build. Looking forward to joining a caravan soon.

Great video thanks

Awesome Lady! What a great attitude! ❤️

I've never understood how rvers will be prepped if they rely on gasoline, diesel etc?

@patrickcallahan2210

5 жыл бұрын

I think the idea is to be more prepared than the "other" folks :) The reality is that if things go south (not saying they will), it won't be an instantaneous transition (look at the declines in Latin America right now) and being mobile will enable freer movement and more options than others will have. That freedom of movement and underlying knowledge may be a deciding factor in protecting oneself and family. Plus with some of the rigs (trailer ones especially), they can just be dropped in a safer location away from most of the drama/violence/excitement.

@Ekinnajay

5 жыл бұрын

@@patrickcallahan2210 You are only free to move if you have gasoline/diesel, and you are limited by space to store prepped goods, and a place to grow food. The only advantage I can see is when the SHTF that you are on public lands or can get there with one tank of gas, far from cities, that offer foraging and hunting as well as water, and you have solar power and a heat source and own your rig outright.

@patrickcallahan2210

5 жыл бұрын

​@@Ekinnajay I would find it hard to believe that in whatever the vehicle range is, there would be NO fuel... It's not like the fuel will vanish in an instant for any kind of situation where having Prepper style vehicle would actually be of use. The idea is that the RV/Van/Trailer would allow for a safer and more controlled exit with supplies ready at hand. If you use the reasoning that 1 tank of fuel is all you get, then I would suspect a Prius with several 5 gallon jugs (or towing a small fuel trailer) would be a great choice to flee in.

@donwyates

5 жыл бұрын

Just a wild guess here - I suspect it would depend on your thirst (you & your vehicle) & overall preparedness. What does your vehicle (and you) consume, and do you have alternate vehicles? How much reserve do you have on hand - how much stashed in various strategic locations? Do you have a "final destination" (and a plan B?)? I suspect a rather huge factor is, how bad is the situation "out there"? Our current occupant in the WH could, conceivably, FUBAR the whole kit & kaboodle. TEOTWAWKI!

@arlynbaggot6187

5 жыл бұрын

She might not be ready for the worst case disasters, but she will handle anything less than that so much better than the average person. She can drive out of fires or floods no problem while the house dwellers get their hats handed to them.

Inspirational, uplifting, and encouraging...thank you!

This was very inspiring! ✌️

Thanks so much for all you are doing.

what happened to the walkthru

Love this lady. Good for her for being ready for anything.

What a lovely lady! I'm doing my van build now. Hopefully I can get out on the road this year some time. Thanks for sharing.

Way to go! Food and shelter is no. 1... fantastic videos always. Breath of fresh air in every sense! Bravo to you all. Your sharing is precious. Xo

Soon I'll be living in a mini van. Traveling up and down the west coast!

@laurascott4217

5 жыл бұрын

Have a great time.

@penname40

5 жыл бұрын

Have fun!

If you live in your vehicle and camp in the wilderness. Why are not storing heirloom seeds. If SHTF while your way out of society you could plant food. Seeds don’t take much storage room

That was a good one Bob!

Thank You

👍 Fun, bubbly And Brains. Great combo! Thanks for sharing 🙂

amazing interview ..i love this one !

Awesome lady! So happy she's awake!! Would love to chat about the banking system

Nice. There are many wild-food channels on KZread to get you enthused!

Survivors Thrive & Never Stop

Prepper aside. I can see and hear the love of life and love of learning. Never lose that. Never stop looking for the million dollar moments and never stop learning and haveing the wonder of learning.

So we should check with the local Extension office for their info of edible and non edible plants that grow in the surrounding area? Just cause its nice to know what grows where and when : ) My Dad use to do that when we camped in a new to him area . And I love her take on being a pioneer lol : )

Great video. Thanks.

Good job Kim

i agree, me too , i want the skills

Lovely!

LOVE thi woman......... my attitude to life!!!

Kim obviously has a full complement of enthusiasm. Good for her!

I can live on my Spam and macaroni & Cheese supplies for 2 weeks I think...

I think you can enjoy prepping just as a hobby. Or a kind of fantasy. It's unlikely to ever be needed or help you to really survive, but I think there is a kind of instinct for it. During the evolution of our species I bet some individuals of the tribe just went a bit crazy about prepping and staying out somewhere by themselves even if it's not really beneficial for them. But then sometimes a catastrophe happens and it pays off at least some survive. That's why I think it's just a trait that survived and why people like the idea of prepping.

loved it, go kim. ill be out there soon but im in australia, man i cant wait

I’m like Kim, couldn’t shoot or stab anything living. So my contribution will be wild editable foods, herbal and medicinals for the Tribe. Great interview, Kim enthusiasm is differently infectious. 👍🏻

@lindseyvelveeta2156

5 жыл бұрын

You would be surprised what you are capable of when you are starving and desperate.

It seems reasonable to be prepared for short term emergencies but, at my age, if things really go to hell in this country, I'm just going to try and get by as best I can and, if need be, I'll check out.

@sfrealestatedealmaker6001

5 жыл бұрын

Kathy McG Living nomad is for the young folks that can physically change a huge RV tire if it went flat in the middle of nowhere.

This lady is smart. She is correct to have insurance for this world. We are responsible for ourselves first. Our "system" is totally unsustainable and will revert to a mean at some point. It is best to "be prepared or be prepared to do without" - Robert Baden Powell.

Love our land and woods, you may run out of gas, kids. Be a gardener.

@jaimhaas5170

5 жыл бұрын

I try to take good care of mother Earth like you suggest. It matters.

@sfrealestatedealmaker6001

5 жыл бұрын

Ruthie Rocchio I agree, I’d think being mobile would make one more of a target to marauders. You’re exposed to potential flat tires, mechanical failures, fuel running out, over heating, small arms fire into your vehicle, etc ... Being hunkered down in a house, in a neighborhood full of like minded individuals would be best. In a co-op setting: you can all farm your backyards, barter amongst each other, defend each other and have companionship.

@jaimhaas5170

5 жыл бұрын

@@sfrealestatedealmaker6001 I see your points however sometimes by being "stranded" you meet some of the best people in life. I would never have met my future wife had I not had mechanical problems in a small town in Emminence MO.

@sfrealestatedealmaker6001

5 жыл бұрын

jaim haas Being stranded in a normal societal environment is fine, there’s emergency services and most people will be in a normal state of mind. If we are talking about in an economic collapse setting, then all bets are off when resources are scarce.

Girl Scouting wasn't were it was a while ago. Girls definitely learn camping and survival skills now.

I took all of my money out of our banks 2 years ago, I want my hubby to cash in his 401 k pay the taxes and we can sell out , sell our home and move to Texas, buy a few acres and live cheaply until we die !! We can live cheaply, live like royalty on $1,000 per month and travel with saved cash . Like I told him we can buy the solar now, we can start about a quarter acre garden , buy a few goats, sheep, horses, chickens since big hogs , we can set up our septic I want land that has a spring we can also dig a cistern i do not mind pumping water !! I have great , great ideas i was born and raised in these blue ridge mountains of West Virginia. I have a way to survive , we had no real bathroom until i was 13 years old.

@michaelanon1968

5 жыл бұрын

Tammy Wines < my kinda gal!!

@williambranham6249

5 жыл бұрын

What did your husband say?

@sfrealestatedealmaker6001

5 жыл бұрын

Tammy Wines Great idea. I’d definitely do it 👍🏼

What I'm trying to figure out is what we are going to do if there is an EMP strike? Won't that kill all our vehicles???

Good woman, she's got it figured out.

Fabulous !

What happens to nomad living when there’s a big CME or EMP and the grid goes down and the gas pumps stop working and you’re out in the desert?

@scottcooper4314

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, we are on the same page here. See my reply above. My biggest concern, by far!

@ruthtorres3975

5 жыл бұрын

Scott Cooper I love the idea of nomadic life, even if just for an extended road trip, but we’re overdue for a Carrington type event.

@sfrealestatedealmaker6001

5 жыл бұрын

Lily Gazou If you’re in a house that’s insulated, you’re fine. Being in a vehicle in that scenario equals death.

Nice lady. Cheers!!!

Smart lady. Anyone that isn't a prepper is a hazard to himself and his family. I have food, firewood, and other supplies for my family but not for anyone else. If you are a non-prepper you should let that sink in.

Bob do you know of anyone who has converted a Nissan Armada into a home on wheels. I’ve seen so many interesting builds but never a large suv.

Hi Bob, I have a question that doesn't pertain to this video. I am retired and will finally be on the open road by October this year. I am looking at converting a cargo van. Could you please tell me if insurance will be the same as a car. Do I tell the insurance company that I turned it into a camper to receive a discount? If you have any info on this subject I would appreciate it. Can't afford a motor home so trying for the next best thing. Thanks for all your informative videos! Have a great day!

I was raised in a poor family and was taught to always have basic supplies on hand like flour and sugar and canned goods. As an adult using wisdom I have continued this thought, only I keep more on hand than my mother did. Enough for at least 3 months without income. I was really disappointed that this video did not take us inside her rig to see how prepping is done from her viewpoint. How much and what kind of supplies does she have?

I do like to stock up on certain things, like dates and canned coconut cream.

@williambranham6249

5 жыл бұрын

Oreos too!

@colleenkaralee2280

5 жыл бұрын

@@williambranham6249 They are crucial; however I've been fasting for health restoration and lost my taste for them, sob :-)

Still watching the video now and this is related but sort of indirectly: do you happen know if campgrounds allow you to bring pet laying hens? (Yes, there are chicken leashes-and also portable enclosures). I figure you’ve seen an awful lot and might be able to say if you’ve seen anyone do it. I imagine it would be more of an ask each campground basis and probably private campgrounds rather than public, and that is okay if that is what I would have to do. thanks in advance for any info you may have, and for reading my comment! 💖

It's the keeping six months of food in the RV that makes it a bit inefficient.

@scottcooper4314

5 жыл бұрын

Food is NOT the biggest concern initially. Fuel and water and safety are.

@sfrealestatedealmaker6001

5 жыл бұрын

You will run out of gas and break down mechanically at some point. Then what??

She was in another video

Water is my biggest concern.

@upriver7047

5 жыл бұрын

Get the Berky water filters. Then you can drink from streams, lakes etc.

@aikanae1

5 жыл бұрын

@@upriver7047 berkey's not rated for arsenic and a few other things.

@upriver7047

5 жыл бұрын

@@aikanae1 Do you have a better plan? Nothing is perfect.

@aikanae1

5 жыл бұрын

@@upriver7047 ro and distilled.

More and more people will have to live in homes on wheels. folks will have to move to areas where there is clean water, and some will need to flee fires, floods and other disasters. Our time is challenging so why not be prepared for any situation?

Sweet lady love your chemistry together too

need more Women like this...

Interesting- but it seems fear based. I try not to make life decisions because of fear. All of us are different and do similar things for different reasons. More power to her! I appeal more to self sustainability vs “preppier.” But we can all learn from each other.

its called Foraging

Prepping is just basic common sense. Always be prepared for the unexpected, nothing crazy bout that.

Kim is one of the few people who are “awake”. She would make a really great life partner.. just sayin..

Speaking of hard times does anyone recall the Great Recession.? You lost your job, your retirement account tanked and you couldn’t make your mortgage payments. Doing a little research you will see that greed was the fuel for that catastrophe. The folks who talk about “fiat money” need to explain what is the suggested replacement that would be practical in the next economic catastrophe. With the price of gold at $1200 an ounce the average person would be struggling to acquire a hoard that would last more than a few months. Assuming that you could get a fair exchange in necessities for gold. Probably the most important “prepper” concern would be where to live during Armageddon that didn’t have extremes in temperatures and a safe long term water supply. Start watching expat in Mexico videos. This might meet that criteria.

@Ekinnajay

5 жыл бұрын

Silver and gold are also a currency and it only has value if we put value on it and if there is enough of a society left where gold would have any value. I think if the SHTF and I was in dire straits, and you offered me a wheelbarrow full of gold and a wheelbarrow full of rice and beans, I would pick the latter. Gold is worthless when you have nothing to eat.

@calbob750

5 жыл бұрын

Jannike Jay the bottom line is the people who have a vault full of $$$ are going to be the people with enough precious metals to buy their way through most catastrophic events. In addition to Half a basement of prepper foodstuffs it’s now legal to possess enough weed to get through any catastrophe in a state of bliss. America has come so far in the last 20 years.

U can’t prep much in a camper. I have one and there’s not much room

She’s cute Bob, take her on a date. Maybe Netflix and chill💁

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