In this segment of the family travel vlog, the hosts arrive at campsite site 36 and share their excitement about the new location. They recount a dramatic incident where Asher's bike was dragged behind the RV and sheared off, prompting a safety reminder for RV travelers to stop and investigate any unusual signals from other drivers. The couple then proceeds to remove the factory-installed bunk bed from the lower level of their RV to create more living space, describing their nervousness about DIY work on the rig but ultimately finding the process easier than expected. Throughout, they engage in playful banter with each other and their children, Everly and Asher, commenting on vlog content, the beautiful view, and lighthearted topics like making a baby. The tone is informal and conversational, mixing humor with practical advice about RV travel and DIY modifications.
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Today's our last day. We are officially homeless. No, officially houseless but not homeless.
That's what people say. That's what I guess that's what people say.
Okay, so I have to go make a baby?
Yep.
Deal with the poop all the time? I do like to deal with the poop. You like that? Kind of. We gotta go. Are you ready? Did you have a good nap? Oh my gosh, babe. Oh, so scary. I'm gonna be like, hurry up, dude, what's it, your first time?
Dude, I'm gonna run you over. Oh my goodness.
What? We can't fit through camper check-in.
I'm going this way. Yeah.
Hello?
Yes? Site number?
36. You guys have a great day. Thank you, you too. This is so pretty. I'm so excited to be here. Hey Asher, what happened to your bike? Uh, it was being dragged down the road half a mile. Yeah, on the back of the RV, and we didn't even see it, did we? Yeah.
Yeah, that's sharp. That's steel. There's like— we need to—
oh my word, that's what was dragging on the freeway.
When I grabbed it right here, it was so hot. I mean, it literally sheared off. So it was on its side. It was attached to this ruckus. Yeah, thank goodness that guy drove by and told us. I couldn't understand what he was saying.
As an RVer, if anybody motions to you or frantically waves at you, they're probably not just saying hi. You should stop and pull over. And check out what's going on behind your rig.
That was kind of freaky, but so good first day of travel.
What do you think of our new campsite, Everly? Look at that beautiful view. Babe, what are we doing?
I don't know, what are we doing?
That's not good vlog content.
We are taking out the manufactured bunk bed, the bottom area. Gives us a lot more space. So I hope that it doesn't ruin the value. It's custom. It'll be custom in a minute.
Everly, who's that? Look at that. Hi! That's a good helper.
Here we go. Well, it was a lot easier than I thought it was going to be. For some reason, I get super nervous about doing stuff on the rig. These things aren't really built like super duper crazy high quality where it's meant to last for like 30 years or anything like that. And so I just feel like if I make one wrong move, the whole thing's going to come apart. And like, I'm going to unscrew the wrong screw, I'm going to lose the whole slide out or something. I don't know. If you're looking to DIY that kind of a bunk room, or probably anything else in here, it's— it was actually really, really easy. Anyway, it seems really simple so far to make these kind of changes. I would knock on wood, but I don't think anything is true wood in here.
So—
oh, maybe the table. There we go. Rest of today, we're gonna help small children. Come on. There we go. What does that say?
It says smear this page with peanut butter, chocolate, or something sweet. Place it in the sun for 4 hours and let it bake. I bet it says to do it with milk. My book says to drag it on a walk, so that's what I'm doing.
