Residential Stealth Car Camping In Snow
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2020
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I got out to do a little bit of car camping during a heavy snowfall warning, it really took me back to the times I lived in a vehicle. Temperatures dropped to -14 Celsius, or 7f. I stayed fairly cozy through the night, but there were some cold moments.
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People sometimes sleep in their cars randomly here at my apartments. I never bother them and only once before did a neighbor seem to have an issue with it as I was outside smoking and she came up to me and pointed out the car and said she had an issue with a stranger sleeping there. She lives upstairs where it would be extremely difficult for someone to bother her. I just told her that we should all be so fortunate not to have to sleep in our car and I doubt the young female (I saw her when she first pulled in) was going to give her much issue and we should leave her be.
Sleeping, especially in your car, you've got enough problems as it is and it disgusts me that it could be even considered a crime. Yes, some bad people live in cars, but bad people live in houses too.
Seriously just let people fucking be, as long as they're not bothering you.
Well said!
Well said 👍🏻
Yeah I'm all for it, I've done it. Part of the bad rap though is the people who leave piles of junk.
And in the Federal Reserve Bank Bldg. in Washington DC. Elites and their agents the cops sure don’t want the slaves saving $ by sleeping in vehicles. Nope. Gotta keep em in high rent apts. and mortgages. After all, too much prosperity is bad for the loan biz.
Steve makes me feel calm. He is such a pure and good man
The Bob Ross of camping!
I agree. God bless Steve. I'm just very concerned about him getting a heart attack from what he puts in his body.
@@all1soul None of us get out alive anyway. Might as well do what you enjoy.
How do you know this?
@@flyersluver4eva I like to sit in the middle. Enjoy my life and eat foods that I want, while eating mostly things that are good for me but also taste pretty good. I have no complaints. I feel great.
Steve these videos are my safe space. They are something i can watch when i have no one. Please never stop what you are doing. You are the kindest soul. Thank you for helping me get through some of my roughest and loneliest times. ❤
Facts
Are you living in your vehicle
I live in ohio been living in my van for 5 months
@Burt Wilderdeud thank you
@@sophialovell154 first time on the Internet? I wouldn’t glorify a democrat. Even if the videos are good
I am not lonely nor in my toughest time. Still I watch and love them. Even my mother watches who does not understand English.
This is an older video so you probably won't come across this message, but i wanted you to know that your nature really puts the viewer at ease. From the first video i saw i felt like a friend, and the videos are even calming after an anxiety filled day. Easy to watch, a bit of humour and just hanging out. 👍👍👍 thanks for just being you
@yayforsunday, thank you so much for your words. I do appreciate each and every one, even if I’m unable to respond to them all. I love that people go back to watch the older ones. Cheers :)
@@campingwithsteveOh we ARE😊 I only found you 4 days ago and been binge watching. I've recommended you to my Autistic son. He liked the idea that you are Stealthy, and cosy. 😊 Thank you so much. Your channel is 100% safe internet space.
@@van7242same I’m a new viewer my partner actually randomly put one of his videos on for me and I really enjoyed it so I’ve been watching everything I came while I’m just doing little tasks around the house :) he’s the first person I’ve actually been interested in what they do on RUclips
Definitely I have just rewatched about 30 of your videos from 2-3 years ago, keeps me company@@campingwithsteve
id totally agree with that (and Steve if you ever read this then we your youtube buddys are here with you through your hard times) ❤
Driver fatigue is the best ever answer to why you would sleep in a car. Stop rest survive.
I tried that once in the sticks outside Chico, CA. I was sleeping next to an almond orchard with no houses or cars around, only trees. The cops rousted me and I told them I got tired driving so I pulled over for a rest so I wouldn't fall asleep behind the wheel. They told me I had my rest, move along.
@@LuckyBaldwin777 Goodness. that is some "Howdy do!"
@@LuckyBaldwin777 most often drunken or drugged drivers can't make it home so they try to catch a dui. In the us, on the freeway are rest spots where nobody bothers you
Done that in earlier years .. plenty.
I had to pull over for an overnighter on a long drive in rural Australia, stop revive survive
That interaction with the Tim Hortons cashier was the most Canadian thing ever
She forgot to toast it.
Steve was funny when he pulls up to the ordering area and says "Oh! Hello!" as if he wasn't expecting someone to be on the other end.
Was thinking the same!
Her screwing up the order is the most international thing ever.
Dunno bout that but for a second I thought they might funk
One of the best locations for overnight car camping is a hospital emergency room parking lot. If spotted, you’ll draw more sympathetic looks than suspicious ones… people assume you’re holding vigil with a loved one. Even security won’t bother you. Bonus: bathrooms & vending are readily available no matter the time.
Until security tells you to GTFO and move to the paid parking.
Slept overnight in an er parking lot waiting on my dad. Nobody batted an eye....4 others in the same lot lol
And if anyone breaks in your car and attacks you with a hammer you are at the emergency room already
I was 22 when I became homeless and was sleeping out of my chevy cavalier it sucked so much I voted to never sleep in a car again then 3 years later I find myself binge watching these vids and having memories of my own makes me appreciate what I've took for granted these last couple years
May i ask what makes you homeless? Divorce? Parents kicked you out? Thanks
if Canadian Tire had 1 ounce of sense they would be all over the Steve Wallis sponsorship
They really would lol. That Woods brand (which I think is their in-house brand??) is a staple.
Steve won’t take sponsorships.
These videos got me wishing we had them down here in Missouri, but that would be an odd place for a Canadian Tire now wouldnt it?
Hunker Down Full Kit!
@O R great point and we wouldn't want Steve to change !! I'm sure if Canadian Tire is watching Steve then they could quietly set up an anonymous Patreon account and contribute. Plus some companies send products to RUclipsrs to feature but agree that it can be an honest review without dictating terms.
'All we really need in this world right now is to make things a bit easier, because I am in the car by choice, a lot of people aren't.' - You're a dead set legend Stevo. Good man!
@@wesmiller504 Stay strong my friend. You got this ;)
@@wesmiller504 hope things work out for you :( ❤
By choice I plan on living in a car as well. Been doing a lot of research and buying things here and there. That hopefully god-willing my goal is to have a house on Wheels which is my car and to work at a full-time or part-time while I live in my car and save enough for the next two years to get property if I'm able...
Thanks Steve for posting this videos. I'm Canadian and after I got out of the military it was a pretty rough go adapting to civilian society. Your remote camping videos inspired me to do what I always wanted to do, live a nomadic lifestyle. I'm not homeless, my home is the road and I choose to live this lifestyle even though I could easily afford a permanent address. I feel more alive now than I have for years.
👊👍
Fair play to you man.... live your life how you want, that is your choice your get my support to do it every day
🙏👍😎
I would love to live on the road (in my tent that is).. just 7 more months till I retire and if I still can, I'll go camping. I live in The Netherlands and we have loads of camp-sites here. Wild camping is not possible here. Good luck!
Real life Reacher, kudos.
*PRO TIP #2*
*Install rain guards to cover your windows so that you can leave your windows cracked open a bit without allowing rain or snow from getting into the vehicle.*
@Burt Wilderdeud *wait*
Agree. Window rain guards also hide slightly opened windows from snoopy people walking by. They look closed when they're not.
In some cases, some vehicles with rain guards can deflect rain INTO the car while driving. Not disagreeing, but DEFINITELY does happen.
I lived in my little 2 door Sentra in the mid to late 90's for a little over a month. Tiny car, but I loved it! I was much thinner, younger, and more adventurous than I am now. I had recently left one job, and would be starting a new one but there was going to be a 2 month gap between them. So instead of moving back in with my parents (whose home was about 6 hours from where I was living / working) I chose to "camp" in the car. Some moments were a little creepy, some people would get suspicious of the car being parked for too long in one spot. But I must say the time spent in my car is one of my life's highlights! It was oddly freeing, and liberating. I miss those rainy nights the most. Nothing is as cozy and comforting as hunkering down in a car on a rainy night. Each time these videos include some car camping, I immediately think of my old Sentra and simpler times. Cheers!
Ever thought of camping in your car for a night, just for old time's sake?
dude the 4 door is a small car. did you sleep in back, front or a mix?
“Gas stations are an excellent source of bathrooms” might be by new favorite Steve quote. Never disappointed sir!
Not were I work at. We close bathrooms 10pm-6am cause of all the homeless people
@@gordovergudo7632 you mean to tell me yall too good to give homeless people a place to go to the bathroom 🤔🤔
@@lemo4423 u mean to live in n get high n take showers bruhh
Truck stops have showers.
@@gordovergudo7632 Shame-on-your work-station-and-shame-on-those-who-cause-homelessness
When ya have to sleep in your car the back parking lot of a hotel is always a great spot.
When I was 18, I lived in my car, in upper Michigan, through the whole winter. A guy was nice enough to let me park my car in front of his house for the entire winter. It was a rough life, but I survived it. I'm 61 now and well off, living in a Victorian mansion. I think back on that winter and thank god for the blessings that kept me alive, when my car was buried under two feet of snow at times. Your video brings back some memories! I just donated to your beer fund, Steve. Enjoy!!
@Joy ToTheWorld LMAOOO my thoughts exactly
@@HarryPotter-kd3bh Is my success difficult for you to comprehend?
@@daverohn383 you forgot to switch accounts
@@nimaakhtarkhavari8766 if you watch enough of his videos, you'd understand that the "beer fund" pays for things like camping supplies, food, etc... Not just beer, and the beer that he does buy is usually some type of small brewery craft beer.
@@nimaakhtarkhavari8766 The "beer fund" is actually for camping gear
Steve’s voice the morning after sleeping in a car: James Earl Jones range
Steve’s voice the same morning when pulling into a Tim Horton’s drive through: Raises 3 octaves with Canadian politeness.
🤣
Love every Thursday STEVE WALLIS is on, love stealth camping.
was that english?
Tell us what else you love?
I swear im getting trolled.
17:10 I like how you say "oh hi" like you were surprised someone started talking to you
Wildly Canadian way of speaking :)
At the peak of my heroin addiction I found myself living in my car for over a year and besides the addiction part, it was one of the best things to ever happen to me. Not only did I learn quite a bit about survival but it also humbled me quite a bit.
I've been clean for years and now own a house but I honestly miss it and I'm currently building a vehicle To start over landing with my 3 year old soon in the next year or two.
My wife, son and I are currently staying in our vehicle and we watch your videos evey night and we just wanna say thank you for all the advice! Please keep up the great videos ! Much love and respect!
Hope you are well this January. Stay safe.
Yes stay together and find the moments to make memories no matter where you are you choose to be a victim or victor of every moment and what comes your way
@@maggiedoja ty for the kind thoughts. We are safe and sound. We've moved to Oklahoma City and we are in the process of building our home and starting fresh. I can't wait until we are finished. Let me know if you'd like some pics.
@@MrTubbyhatelove Happy to hear you're staying in a vehicle now for a good reason haha. I would love to live in a car for a while if it meant I was building a home..
@@MrTubbyhatelove share when you can and goodluck!!!
As a guy who just camped in his backyard just for fun, watching this one soothes the soul. Cheers.
The look on Steve's face when the handle rattles, or whatever that sound was outside, is priceless.
something as simple as a break down😭
This man IS considered The Bob Ross of camping. Thats a hell of a compliment. Good job Steve. CHEERS!
With some happy trees and just beat the devil out of it.
Happy little camper.
Neat
Imagine where it will live in your world...
@@iguana9173
You forgot the other "happy" things! "happy squirrels", happy birds, other associated happy things
My dad is so awesome at stealth camping. It has been 27 years and I still can't find him!
is your name Sue?
He's the stealthiest camper of them all!
Lol
@@crazyneighbour2429
TY for posting! I was trying to find your channel! Talk about "stealth"! Phew!!
@@crazyneighbour2429, it was great to see a comment from you here! I suspect that only us old farts are going to understand your reference to Sue.
I slept in my car for 3 months during snowy months, and I can tell you that everyone is only 1 mistake or mishap away from being homeless.
This is 100% factual. I was living homeless in my car because of a bad home environment(growing up as a teen I was a couch shopper, so once I was seen as an adult, obviously my mom was like okay get out), and once my car died soon after that, completely homeless on the streets in Minneapolis. And this was in 2020, at the beginning of the pandemic so everyone was sheltering in place no stories were even open so I didn't even have the luxury of homeless shelters or even soup kitchens.
Luckily I receive social security payments for disability, because if I didn't have that little money I would have either died of starvation or I would've had to steal a lot from stores, even with my payments it was a struggle to feed myself on the streets those 4 months. Eventually, right before George Floyd was killed in Minneapolis(I was homeless on lake street where he was killed one week before) I got placement into a group home because I was proactive in getting off the streets.
It was a huge traumatic experience because in the beginning of the pandemic in Minneapolis homeless shelters and soup kitchens, even social offices were closed, so I was on the streets in wintertime living off of gas station food and coffee, didn't even have a luxury of pan handling because everyone was inside their homes. I even did have to steal food quite a few times, and it was traumatic watching the city burn down and the riots after I got into a home, I've seen some things and we can leave it at that.
Not do we forget, the night cap.
@@MsRotorwings oh I'm totally good now, this was a couple years ago, I have my own apartment now, a job and social security and I'm more than comfortable enough. Currently have my own apartment full to the brim with food, more things than I deserve to entertain myself, and a job that I smile while I'm doing.
It still scares me, probably in a ptsd kind of way, that someday it could all fall through and I'll be out on the streets again, but I'm thankful I have cushions in place that that probably will not happen and I get to live currently with everything that I earned because of the pain I had to go through.
Sorry that happened to you but saying everyone is a mistake away from being homeless is not true.
@@saran3214 you saying it Isnt true, doesn't make it less true.
Wow a toys- r - us sign !
brings me back to simpler times as a child. To bad here in the states kids will never know the joy of them. Great video again Steve. Stay safe
Steve - How about a tour inside a Canadian Tire store on your other channel? Non-Canadians want to see what it looks like.
I didn’t know that I wanted this
It's not the same without the smell. No matter what part of the store you are in it smells like tires. Toy department: tires. Kitchen ware: tires. Hockey equipment: tires. Paint: tires. Electrical: tires. It has to be experienced in person.
@@nathanbell808 Road trip!!
What’s his other channel?
@@ChristopherLuongo Steve Wallis Step Two or something like that
Steve, I’m a big “supporter” of your channel. Not in $ aspect unfortunately. I am one of those having to pinch pennies right now. Single mom who lost my job during the lockdown 🎻 😉. Yet I still feel blessed. What I’m trying to say is I appreciate what you said. Encouraging others to donate to food banks on such a platform that you have with this channel. Bless, bless, bless your channel, you and beautiful wife!
Wife here: we both saw this and it warmed our hearts. Please know that the well wishes and views are more than plenty - we would rather you take care of you and yours. Comments like this keep him (and us) going - wishing you and your beautiful family all the best and more going forward in these uncertain times. Thank you so much for supporting Steve!
@@jessh4417 ❤️
All the best Kami. With a positive attitude like that i have no doubt you will get back on your feet soon. Wish you and your family all the very best and have a great christmas mate. cheers from Australia 😊
@@brettsome1608 thank you 🙏🏼! I hope you have a wonderful Christmas too friend! All the best to you! May you be blessed tremendously! Thank you for your kind words and well wishes. My job may be gone but my faith always remains! ❤️
I love occasional urban car camping. It is kind of nostalgic for me, too. I remember having to do it after I got out of college, and it was actually really fun. I remember bundling up, enjoying junk food snacks and playing Monster Hunter 3 on my DS.
The fact that you sleep without your windows covered scares the hell out of me. I lived in my truck for 2 months at the end of summer 2020 and my window curtains were my biggest comfort
It only took me a couple months of living in a car in the snow to realize my car has wheels and can actually drive to warmer places. 🤪
I’m obsessed with this channel btw
A lot of people get stuck in that mode of thinking though that their world is like 60 square miles IF THAT. And the idea that you can actually take the car (money allowing) wherever you want either doesn't occur to people or doesn't seem possible or like a good idea because it completely shatters the routine. That's what travel and vacationing is good for though -- shattering routines and forcing people to live differently for a little while.
lmao
Steve is the guy that on thanksgiving day u rush to eat and head out black Friday shopping and when u get there you find a guy in front of the line in a tent that's been there for 2days. He doesn't care about the deals... he just needed a reason to camp.
Lmao
😂
Anything to get away from the wife 😂
@Alverthorpe That guy
That would be hilarious!
Not sure if you know how much strength and drive you give to people just being yourself and showing all types of life style are acceptable.... legend in the making.
Steve politely ordering food was just the most Canadian thing ever. ^^
Yes, very courteous & nice on both ends. Here in So. California it's the rude & annoying customer "service." A-holes everywhere.
Yes! We finally get to see the famous Canadian Tire!
Also referred to as newfie speed and sport 🤣
@@charlesmciver897 being US based it’s something I’ve never seen but Steve always talks about it. Some it is so cool to finally see it.
I'm pretty excited it is my first Canadian Tire sighting.
Its like us Americans just saw Bigfoot😭🤣😭🤣
Holy 90’s baby flashback. Did I just see an OPEN Toys R Us???
They are still around in Canada and a few other places, just not the US. I miss Toys R Us! My first year teaching 1st grade I was shopping in Toys R Us for my son's birthday when I felt a tug on my shirt and heard,"Ms, Meyer what are you doing here? You are supposed to be at school!" School was out for the summer...😂. I started reading My Teacher Sleeps At School every year during the first couple of weeks so everyone would understand I didn't live in my classroom. 😂
Welcome to Canada, the alternate-reality USA where TRU still survives 🙂
Toys R Us only went bankrupt LITERALLY only 18 months ago, the 90's were 21 years ago... Any they still have locations open.
@Edward J 20 years? They only left the US 18 months ago...
@@oranjmusemeyer968
Should've went with a silly "Halloween" movie joke->
"Oh me? My son Michael disappeared in here not long ago..said something about a Shatner Mask & was humming this tune that went _____"( fill in the blank for Halloween theme song music)
This channel is my safe space for getting away from all the dark and depression content on the Internet. Thank you Steve!
There’s still plenty of assholes in these comments though.
I'm 24 and I love all of steves videos. But that part about re-joining society hit me on a whole new level.
I’m so happy to be in my bed. Love from Scotland 🏴
That's some marketing genius: a pot store next to a pizza joint?!?
All it needs now is a liquor store close by
Im from Alberta too. Every stripmall has a pot store and a pizza place
lol i was looking for this comment
@@eventsotherthingswithchris9019 Across 142nd st. ;)
I thought it was illegal to sell pot in the UK when did it change?
“DOES NOT LOOK TOASTED AT ALL…” 😂😂😂. Calm to serious in an instant. Man that was funny and so relatable
I found your channel a couple weeks ago and it's been such a comfort. I hope you're doing well steve! Seriously thank you so much for your content you're amazing :)
Steve really knows what it’s like to live out there. He never forgets about the people that are forced into stealth camping
I was one of them along with my mother, sister and brother as a teenager all in a two SUV full of our junk. And we did get to experience harassment by police several times and criminals. If our experience was like Steve's it would've been much more pleasant.
@@Nocturnalzyx sorry to hear that man! I truly hope everyone of y’all is a little more comfortable and a little farther from cops and criminals now. Stay safe!!
@@ikillcommiesable Definitely in a better place now. That's kind of
why videos like this are interesting and it can even give people some idea of what others have had to do.
Steve and Joe Robinet both post on the same night and I'm so glad I'm in, at home, with time, wine and beer!!
Two equally esteemed bushcrafters. I'm sure Joe wouldn't mind.
Love watching those two guys...and even Fowlers makery and mischief
You watch Jim and Ted Baird's channels too? Those guys are equally awesome
I will check them out...a actually have about 6 different bushcraft channels that I watch....always looking for more
i love chillin and watching your videos latenight
Steve inspired me to start stealth camping. If you are ever in Red Deer there is really good spots in abundance.
Anyone else hit the like button before the video even starts because you already know the video is going to rock?
Ha Yes! Start - Like - Fullscreen.
Always
I automatically like any video from creators I like. Even if I don't like the video content specifically I give them a like anyway.
Yup! Steve always has good vids.
Yes. Always
Hey no fair, there's a ToysRus still open where he's at.
I know not fair i just commend on that wow no toys r us in st louis mo where you at is it the the whole us i dont know
@@officerjbeck2027 Steve's in Canada, Toys R Us Canada is still opened.
@@Fouc33 i know he is in Canada
Toys R Us Canada: Where a kid (can still) be a kid!
We drove em under in the US because they outsourced to India Incs. BAWAHAHAHAAH!!!!!!!!!
I lived in vehicles for 4 years. I found it interesting. To see you doing the same things. BTW. On cold nights wear a mask. It will help ease the condensation and you will breath warm, moist air. No sore throats or as much dehydration in the morning.
You Canadians are so nice and polite!! I love it!
One way to decrease the condensation on the windows in cold weather is to actually make kind of a "tent" above you when you sleep, preferably out of an absorbent fabric, mostly over the head area. For example, string a line and drape a beach towel over it, stretching it out to make kind of a steeple over you. You can't really eliminate the condensation, but this helps reduce it by capturing much of the moisture from your breath. Additionally, in really extreme temperatures it noticeably helps trap warmer air around your head and reduce drafts.
And thanks so much, Steve, for encouraging people to donate to help the homeless. 🥰 It can happen to any of us, there aren't enough safety nets to prevent it. And in the long run, it costs us all when someone falls down and no one helps them back up - we lose a lifetime of what they might have otherwise contributed to the world.
Gosh... don't make the head-tent too good ! ! ! You may not wake up.
Just home from work, poured a step 2 and sparked a step 3 then I got the notification. Thanks, Steve.
You're so right about a neighborhood knowing their vehicles. We know all the neighbors cars as well as their kids and friends. Not busy bodies, just something that happens. Would definitely notice a different car especially someone sleeping in it.
God, Canadians are so kind and polite. His little drive thru order was adorable. I live near the border and have had a lot of Canadian interactions. Seriously going over the border they are always so polite and happy you're visiting, I go back home through the US border and I'm interrogated like al quaidea!
I've commented about this before; I was once someone forced to stealth camp in a vehicle along with my mother, younger sister and younger brother as a teenager. We all crammed into a two door, falling apart SUV full of our junk for about two years and a white panel van on and off. We did experience harassment by police several times and criminals broke into one of the windows and stole my mom's purse. If our experience was like Steve's was here it would've been much more pleasant. It took us awhile to learn how to survive that way and we made plenty of rookie mistakes.
Don't misunderstand, I don't I feel sorry for myself nor do I feel like Steve is somehow cheapening our struggle's or anything.
I just think its interesting to see someone else who went through something similar and wanted to offer my own general experience.
Steve is free to do what he wants and does not have to capitulate to anyone!
Pizza is one of my favorite cold weather, snuggly hunker down foods!🍕
@Amy Sternheim yes!
As someone who went on a lot of road trips across the continental United States as a kid and teen, sleeping in the car is second nature to me now. I know at least most places in the US you can do it without getting into trouble at pretty much any rest stop, even if the days of parking at Loves is past us now. While it brings nostalgia to me, I appreciate the honest tips for those who may not be given a choice in whether they sleep in their car or not. Great stuff as always Steve, going back and watching some of these older vids that managed to slip by me!
Steve, you are bloody ACE !!! if everyone had a friend like you the world would be a betta place !! All the best, love from the UK
Bad things happen to EVERYBODY, it seems. If you're lucky enough to have a vehicle, of any sorts, you have a makeshift home. You've helped A LOT of people Steve.
You've also successfully become an important, member of society.
Love ALL your videos!
When ordering a toasted bagel from Tim Horton's, ask for "DOUBLE TOASTED". Otherwise it will be merely warmed up.
This is one of the deepest truths I've ever read in a comment section on RUclips
They don't have enough room on a bagel for "everything"! LOL
and obviously extra cream cheese
Steve's plight of looking for the perfect spot reminds of trying to find the perfect spot to smoke up in cars in high school
I spent my first night in fort mac when I was 21 sleeping outside the tempo gas station on a picnic bench. Best sleep of my life haha love your vids Steve!
Bro I literally love these videos. Treating yourself to a drive thru breakfast after a night in the car.
Living the dream man haha!
Love the videos Steve, mythical levels of dad energy. Keep up the good work man
The fact that one of my favorite game channel's also watches this makes me so happy
@@wakelessgem1213 i was thinking the same, i watch both of these gents, both fantastic !
@@wakelessgem1213 what game channel
Ayeeee Roanoke
We need a space marine stealth camping video.
"It is Step 2 time now, brothers."
Was about to watch the new borat but got this notification so time to watch Steve camp in a car
@Dylan Anderson Don't talk about Steve like that. Just kidding of course lol
I like!
Dude its the worst movie I ever saw in my life.. save yourself.. Hollywood is a joke now
Should rename the horrible thing "Bored 'dat" because you more than likely will be bored to tears watching 'dat thing!
@@eventsotherthingswithchris9019 true! I watched while high on edibles and barely cracked up the entire movie.
As an American, seeing that Toys R Us sign hit me on another level. RIP
I stealth camped back in 2016 when I worked at Disney. They would have a record of the time I badged in, which would have been 6 hours before my shift. I brought a blanket and pillow and slept in my car in the area I would normally park. They frown on doing this, but it was my least expensive option. There are 3 shifts there, so my car blended in.
"Raging keggers".
Now there's a phrase I haven't heard since the 80s.
Those were Good times.
Gig!
Now all we have is "raging Karen's"
My family and I love watching your adventures while being quarantined down in the US. Thank you Steve for everything you do and Stay Healthy!
You don’t understand they are locked down more than we are?
They are ? How?
I don’t understand what you mean.
Mr Wallis, you're actually a realy awesome guy, your videos are really well informed and for me, a ex homeless (almost homeless again) guy watching your tips and tricks with the stealth camping is super helpful. Never easy living on the streets but it happens, its what we do to get out of it that matters i guess. Wish you luck on your future endeavors 👍🏾
Steve is so polite at the drive-thru
This is a Great and kind humble Canadian man here. I love all his stealth campings. Makes my depression go far away. Hate to seen him leave.
Dont forget ur never alone theres always someone to talk to👍
Don’t forget we’re all alone and have ourselves to talk too 👍
1:10 "it could be as simple as a break down or.."
A break up 😂
These little videos are a great cure for the pandemic. They take take your mind off of all the stress that's out there and lets you focus on a simple little exorcize.....goofing off. In a positive way. Any type of camping insulates you ( or it should ) from the constant stream of irritating News that we're bombarded with daily. Keep the videos coming.
I think what I love most about Steve is how humble the guy is- and you can tell whenever he lets us know a bit of his history, you can see how much hardship he's gone through.
"If you can tolerate this stuff", what! This stuff is fantastic steve, keep it up!
Steve makes me laugh when he isn't even trying to. His reaction to that noise he heard outside, his disappointment of the bagel not being toasted and his glare to the guy who cut him off in the drive thru.
Totally understand the toasted comment,they can be really bad about toasting a bagel, usually its just barely warmed
He’s so funny without trying. That un toasted bun ruined his day, I am the same, I can’t stand MacDonald workers forgetting stuff, one time they gave my son a cheese burger and forgot the patty!
It's a good idea to open and close the car door to make it sound like you left your car for anyone who heard you pull up.
@@truecrimejungle what does that mean? I just think people would find it weird if they heard a car pull up in front of their house and no car door opened and closed.
Great video Steve! Be careful sleeping with your head at the rear of the car especially in inclement weather. Would hate to see you rear ended by someone not paying attention or having lost control. Id sleep with my head behind the front seats to avoid a potentially serious injury. Keep the content coming!
I've got an idea! Camp at Canadian Tire... Using items from Canadian Tire!
stealther.. INSIDE Canadian Tire!
@@dakotalayinlow YES!
I thought he was going to.
@@dakotalayinlow they’d probably let him for an advert. 🤣
She offered to toast that bagel and you said YES!
I swear these videos put me in a good mood. So simplistic, makes me want to get a van and turn it into a stealther
Been loving watching these stealth camping videos. Keep it up!
Just got done watching your new video today. Happy to see you guys watching Steve also. Love both of your content.
Woah, AA!! ✌️
The Lady asked if you wanted your bagel toasted and you said yes,and Steve you have a heart of gold and decent manners and you are an inspiration to youngsters and stealth campers around the globe. keep doing what ya doing.😀😀😀😀
camping with Steve is like camping with Mr. Rogers. Love this guy.....subscribe
Living in a car sucks ass had to do that shit for almost a year in my younger days.. makes you feel like things will never change or get better but it will just keep your head up and try to keep a positive mindset (to anyone currently living in their car). Your videos would have been a godsend for me back then. You are helping people alot more than you think with videos like this mate.
If you know it or not you were productive then and productive now boss!!! You the man!!!
I’m a music producer an we almost always have a movie or sowmthing up on one of the extra monitors for just something to watch, like news or whatever. Well we’ve been on a fat binge of camping with Steve an have gotten ZERO work done 😂😂
All work and no play....
5:26 steve engaged radio voice
seriously dude. the sound of you in this vehicle is SUPER cozy
You could always go to a dry cleaner to have your sleeping bag repaired. Oh and I love the Tim Hortons drive by!
One o’clock in the morning on Christmas Day I’m watching this. Haha awesome!!!
I got excited when your first shot was in front of Canadian Tire. One day. One day…
At Tim Hortons: The true measure of a man is how he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good (outside of toasting his bagel). Bravo!
Timmies is shit
@@craig221 The Dunkin Donuts of the North (They both serve boring, tasty donuts, but TH is on the sweeter side.)
As a soft Brit, I admire Canadians enormously. They describe the sort of weather when I’d be calling rescue services and whimpering as “a little chilly”.
I grew up with lake effect snows swooping across from Canada dumping 60" per night on a regular basis. I've walked out onto snow from second floor windows at times. Love these vids that show lots of snow!
Born and raised in Canada. I’ve slept in my car while traveling but I’d be nervous to do it now. It seems the world is getting more dangerous especially for a woman traveling alone.
I always look forward to thrusday nights with Steve after work while cooking. Steve is so humble, gentle and facinating. Be friendly to everyone. Be like Steve.
EDIT: wish there was a crazy neighbor hoodie
You KNOW my dude was scouting rental cars that he specifically wanted to stealth camp in. 😆👍
I love that the food place was right next to the weed store 😂 what a time to be alive.
Steve is the best, I definitely want to have a few “Step Two’s” with him 🍺❤️