The objective: taking Alpha. [Music] What! [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Music]

You ready to go? [Music] Mills up, good girl. [Music] Hey everyone, my name is Trent and I'm

currently living and traveling out of my van all over North America. And if you watched my last video, you would have

seen that I have been getting stuck in my van a lot lately, and it's been an issue that I've dealt with for years

because my van is a two-wheel drive van, and there are just so many places that I can't go because of that limitation. And

because of that, as you guys know, I've been toying with the idea of either buying a new rig or building out a new

rig that would better suit my needs. Earlier this week, I did some research and found this company here in Denver,

Colorado, called Ross Monster. And they're a company that outfits 4x4 vans and trucks with all the bells and whistles,

and dude, some of the rigs they make are just so sick! And they've actually been nice enough to lend me one of their rigs

to go camping in for the next couple of days. And guys, this truck is unlike anything I've ever driven before. I'm a

little nervous because, one, this is a very big vehicle, not something that I'm used to; and two, I don't think I've ever

touched something so expensive in my entire life! I think this truck cost about $400,000, so needless to say, I am pretty

nervous to see how these next couple of days pan out, but also I'm really excited because in today's video I'm seeking out

a snowy camping adventure. But that's enough yapping for now; let's hit the road and try to find a campsite for the

[Music] [Music] night. I'm burning bridges with society; oh, my heart can't be tamed. It

Keeps pinging me across the canyon into the greater unknown, to the wild, to the wild, to the wild. I

go oh oh into the wild I go oh oh [Music] [Music] All right, we made it to camp! Oh my gosh!

Look at how deep this snow is! There's absolutely no way my two-wheel drive van could drive through this much snow.

This is freaking awesome, Milly! But I actually got a late start today and I drove quite a ways to find

this spot. However, this is not the spot that I wanted to be at, but I think it'll do for night one. I mean, the sun is

already setting; it's getting late, and I definitely don't want to be driving at night, especially since this is my first

time driving this vehicle. So I'm going to call this home for the night, get settled in, and enjoy some peace and quiet in

this snowy, cozy forest. So this truck camper did not come with its own internet, so I brought my Starlink today, which I'm okay with, because

I'd rather use my internet than someone else's. Sheesh, it got dark quick. Okay, so here's what I've done: I just ran

my wire through this window, and I have it cracked here. And now we have internet! Everything's all plugged in, and I can

pretty much close this window without it damaging the cable, and I can put this down so I don't let in a bunch of cold

air. It's not the most ideal situation, but hey, it works! All right, this is home for the

next couple of days, and I'm all settled in. Camp is all set up, and it's starting to feel pretty cozy in here. And by the

way, I don't know if I mentioned it or not, but this here is the Ross Monster Baja truck camper, which is built on top

of a Ford F-350, and I've never driven a truck like this in my entire life. So I

Was pretty scared at first; however, this thing drives so well, it didn't even feel like I was driving a truck, which is

crazy. And believe it or not, but this whole living area, minus the bedroom, including the kitchen area and the

dining area, is about the same square footage as my van, which is crazy, but it doesn't really feel that way. I think

it's because of this shower. It's really sick that they have a shower built into this truck camper. Normally, there would be a toilet in here too, but I actually told them not to include it because I don't

know, I don't really need it. But as cool as the shower is, it takes up a lot of

vertical space here in the living area, which makes it feel a little more tight, a little smaller, which is a big

reason I didn't build out a shower in my van: one, I don't feel like I really need it because I'm fine with

showering in public places or at my gym; and two, it just takes up so much room. But over here we've got an induction

cooktop. No oven, unfortunately, but we do have a nice big refrigerator, and over here is a nice big sink to do some

dishes at. And right above the sink is a microwave, which is freaking awesome! I don't know if I'll actually use this

thing, but having a microwave in a camper to reheat leftovers or something is a pure luxury. This here is the dining

area, and there's plenty of room for other people to sit and you can have a nice family meal here, game with the boys,

and this area actually converts into a bed; however, I don't think I'll be utilizing that this trip because I don't

need it. And then, of course, they house the 30-gallon water tank under here and the electrical system as

Well, now, one thing that I was surprised to see missing from this truck camper build is some sort of dash cam system.

Which I actually just got one for myself, and Vifo, who is sponsoring this video, sent me one of their newer models.

And I have it mounted on my windshield here, and this thing is awesome! As soon as I turn on the van, it boots up and

immediately starts recording. And it continuously records throughout my driving, so in the event that I get into

some sort of accident or something, I'll have it recorded and documented on camera. Recently, a woman was a victim

of a car insurance fraud incident, but because she had her Vifo dash cam recording at the time, she was able to

prove that she wasn't at fault in the accident. And after watching that video and getting a dash cam for myself, I

definitely have a lot more peace of mind while I'm driving. But the quality of this thing is pretty good; it's built

with a Sony Starvis 2 image sensor, which allows it to record at 4K 30

frames per second. The installation was super easy; there's just one USB cable that powers the whole thing, so you just

stick it to your windshield, plug it in, and as soon as you turn your car on, it boots up itself and immediately starts

recording. You can also connect two additional cameras to this thing to cover more angles of your vehicle, and it

has a night vision function. So if you're looking to add some sense of security to your next road trip, I'll leave a link to

the dash cam that I'm using in the description of this video. And I believe Vifo has some sort of Christmas discount

happening on this dash cam right now, so go check it out now. If you guys are wondering where...

Millie is in this little area here that allows you to access the cab of the truck, and I've got Millie's blanket on

the floor there. Dude, she is zoned out. I guess she had too much fun playing in the

snow. But because the area does get a little cold because of all the windows, there's this little partition here

that's insulated and wrapped that I can just fit in there. A lot nicer when I have two hands, and that'll keep the cold

air out and the warm air inside the camper. Which, speaking of, this camper is equipped with a nice, toasty heater that

I can turn on and off here. Oh yeah, that sucker is working all right. Millie, do you want to get on the

bed? Good job, I know, girl. It's cold, but don't worry, we're going to warm up here soon.

We're about to get cozy, girl. Cozy, cozy [Music] cozy. All right, there's the tour. Now I think it's time to make some

dinner because your boy is hungry, and I think I'm just going to make a little burrito bowl. Nothing fancy, just

something to fill the belly, you know what I [Music] mean. [Music] Now, quick I for

[Music] the cuz I was happy [Music] [Applause] [Music] All right,

dinner is served, and as I said, I just made a burrito bowl. Nothing crazy, just some black beans, cilantro, lime rice,

ground beef, avocado, veggies, store-bought corn salsa. And to be honest, it looks really freaking good. However, I forgot my

hot sauce, which I'm really upset about, but it's okay. I think it's going to be delicious

regardless. Actually, that's really good. I just kind of winged it—w-wed it—wanged it. I kind of winged it, and I just

eyeballed all the seasonings, didn't follow any sort of recipe, and it's actually pretty freaking

good. Dude, that heater is pumping! It is actually so nice and toasty in here right now, which is fantastic because I

actually think it's supposed to get down to like 10° tonight. Yep, currently it is about 24°F and it's supposed to get

down to 19°F tonight, which is pretty chilly, but not the coldest I've been in.

And I'm going to sleep so good! Woo! [Music] [Music] Okay, Mills, you want to go

outside? Is that too big of a step for you? Yeah, you need some help there. You go! Ah, this is so cool!

Man, just being out in the snow! And it's freezing outside, but it's warm inside the truck. Whoa! I don't know if the camera's

going to pick it up or not, but look at these stars! Oh my gosh, it is a beautiful,

beautiful night. This might be the clearest sky I've seen. Wo! [Applause] All right, I'm all cozied in bed; the

truck is all cleaned up; my belly's full.  M... are you okay? Is your leg broken? Man, I'm having a lot of fun in

this rig; it's definitely a nice change of pace, that's for sure. However, I will say this limited headroom in the bedroom

would get really old for me quick, I think. But hey, I can't complain too much; I got a nice big comfy bed all to myself.

It is nice and warm in here; however, I do feel like I'm coming down with a cold. My

throat's feeling a little weird, and uh, feeling a little congested, so I'm hoping I can just sleep this off and I'll wake

up in the morning nice and refreshed and ready for the next adventure. So, with that being said, I'm

Going to get some sleep, guys, and I will check back in with you in the morning. [Music]

[Music] [Music] Good girl, good job. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music]

Well, last night was a successful night camping in the truck here. However, I did not sleep well at

all. I definitely think I'm getting sick, or I am sick. I feel very low energy; my head's killing me; very congested, and

that could be because I'm getting a cold, but it could also just be altitude sickness. I haven't been drinking a lot

of water lately, and I am up pretty high in elevation, so that could definitely be playing a big role here. But I'm just

going to make sure I hydrate, drink a lot of water today, and hopefully, I'll start feeling better. But it is a nice,

beautiful morning here. The sun is shining through these windows, casting some nice, cozy, warm light in here. I'm

drinking some tea out of my cozy mug, which, by the way, guys, these mugs sold out two times in a row, which is crazy.

You guys are loving these mugs, and I'm so glad because this is my favorite mug ever. And because you guys love these so

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