Welcome back to The Ground Up Show. I'm your host, Matt Diavella. It wasn't that long ago that giving up your home to live in a van would have been considered either desperate or crazy. But today, people all over the world are embracing the van life movement. And my guests, Aubrey and Christian, who go by the name Minimal Millennials Online,

were some of the earliest to adopt the lifestyle. On this podcast, we talk about why they decided

to lead a minimalist van lifestyle in the first place, how to maintain your routine while on the

road, and the finances of living in a van.

How much does it cost?

Where do they go to the gym?

How do they shower all of those fun details?

But before we get into the podcast, as you know, I have never advertised on this podcast.

I do not want to pollute my videos with advertising or sponsorships for a number of reasons. Without them, it's easier for me to give my

unbiased opinion on something. I want to stay truly independent and not have to work with

large brands to make an income. But above all,

I don't want to sell you shit that you don't need. I don't want to convince you that you won't

be enough until you buy this shiny product. I believe that you are already enough. I believe that

many of the people listening to this podcast have enough.

And I don't think that getting a new mattress or a pair of underwear will be the cure to your happiness. So I don't want to give bullshit reads. I just want to be able to speak my own truth.

So I'm hoping that I can convince you to become a Patreon supporter. You can contribute as little as $1 a week, $1 for every podcast episode, or you can also pay for

access to exclusive videos. I make a secret vlog on Patreon, as well as an AMA podcast every month where I answer questions exclusively for my Patreon

supporters. If you're in the position to contribute and to help support my work, it would truly

mean the world to me. You can head over to patreon.com slash Matt Diavella to learn more. That's patreon.com

slash Matt Diavella. Thanks for experience, by the way.

You mean the headphone experience?

That does it feel.

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