Living in a truck with kids video 60 minutes

[highpsiguy]

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[Ziggy Moon]

Great Story!

 

[Sunny1]

The resilience of those kids is amazing.<br><br>

 

[caseyc]

<a href="" target="_blank" rel="nofollow"><br><br>H</a>ow about this YouTube video of a family with 14 kids living in an RV ?! &nbsp;Unreal !!&nbsp;<img src="/images/boards/smilies/crazy.gif" class="emoticon bbc_img">

 

[highpsiguy]

Wow Casey WOW- one of the best videos I have seen in a long time!

 

[VanLifeCrisis]

Its kind of interesting to see the drastically conflicting perspectives represented by the two videos.&nbsp; The first is a sad save the childrens from living in a vehicle viewpoint, while the other is an upbeat 'dream we wish we could all live' perspective.&nbsp;&nbsp; The only real difference is the one family live in a box truck that cost 1000, and the other is in a plush class A.&nbsp;&nbsp; And their motivation for doing so.

 

[arizonatruck]

The second set had the choice to do it, while the first video didn't have a choice.&nbsp; I don't full time yet, but part time while working and training in the deserts and forest of Arizona.

 

[arizonatruck]

One person in the first video mentioned that she was scared that the state could take away her children.&nbsp; No one should have to worry about that.&nbsp; My children are my children no matter what.

 

[dragonflyinthesky]

I watched the class a video a few days ago and enjoyed it. The 60 min video was sad but uplifting.&nbsp;<br>I have so much to say about the political climate but will keep it to myself. Thanks for posting these.<br><br>Homelessness should not be a crime.