We were wrong. And you set us straight. Welcome to the channel. I'm Liz. And I'm Paul and these are exciting times to push past fear, build confidence and live amazing. And we have not been living amazing lately. You may have seen a video that we made a couple weeks ago. You probably have because 200,000 people watched our video in the first week. Yeah, thank you for that. Thanks for watching the video. It even though it was painful to make. We got a lot out of your comments. So if you haven't seen the video, we'll put a link here. It is about when our bikes got stolen from the campground where we were staying right from our campsite. But we wanted to make this video because this video is about you, the A team. We always learn from you. We think of you as our family. And like good family members, right? You let us know when we screw up. Yeah. And you let us know it. Unequivocally that we messed up on this deal. We hear you loud and clear. So what we were taking a lot of heat from on this video is that after our bikes were stolen, we made a decision not to file a police report. And everybody was like, oh my gosh, you need to file a police report. So let's talk about why we didn't. With everything else that happened, the roof chair and the back of the rig being torn off by me forgetting about tail swing, we had two pretty big insurance claims. We were not going to call the insurance for the bikes. And because of that, we just thought, well, we don't really need a police report. Right. Because we felt like if we made an insurance claim on the bikes that we would get canceled. Yeah. And when my bike got stolen in April 2020, the police were not that helpful. They basically said, well, we'll come follow reports just so you can make an insurance claim. You, it's your responsibility to look for the bike, to call upon shops. And they basically let us know they weren't going to do anything. So we're like, why call the police? Yeah, it did help for the insurance, though, because when we filed the insurance claim, the first thing they asked was, do you have a police report? What we learned from you. And we really, we really hear you. So, you know, again, you know, if you didn't hear us in the very beginning, you know, we now realize we were wrong. You guys made three very important points. Number one, there is a bike registry. And if we had made that police report, then the bikes would be on the registry with their cereal numbers, and they could possibly be found. And number two, if it turns out that the people that stole them do this regularly, it's like a theft ring. And it's uncovered, you know, our bikes would be recovered, and they would know who they belong to and give them back to us. And the third big reason to file a police report is that it becomes a crime statistic. So it's no longer a hidden thing. It's made public that this area that we were in is is an area that has thefts. So we did call the police. Any ideas on who might have taken them? Was there anybody who worked on the area? No, and you know, that was the thing. We had them on the bike rack behind our camper. We have a fifth wheel camper, and we were backed into the woods. So if you were walking or driving by, you really wouldn't see them. I mean, you could maybe see a sliver of a tire, but you really couldn't see them. And we, and it was when we were there, the campground was pretty much half empty. We did not have neighbors on either side. And we never saw anyone but cars that we recognized that were other campers. We never saw like a car from some other place. Well, they had a rash and thefts out there. I think it was here before last. They had a rash and thefts out there. They had bikes and they had a cooler, one of those really expensive coolers was stolen. And they had several different instances. So I'm wondering if somebody local is going in their own foot at night while people are sleeping. We did follow report and it actually made us feel better because the cop is very helpful. The good thing is is if these bikes turn up somewhere, they're going to be pretty distinct. I think so. The bad news is there's no telling whether they're actually going to turn up somewhere. Like I said, I responded to several thefts out there a couple of years ago. We were never able to establish a suspect. Within a day, we heard back from the officer that he had checked the local pawn shops. And you know, this happened in Newport, Washington. If you don't know, he had already checked the Spokane ones. And then he was going to put it out to other police departments and see if they had found any bicycles. And we sent a couple of good pictures of the bikes to them. He actually made us feel good because he said the bikes are distinctive. He has a good feeling that he will find these bikes. Yeah, there's a good chance. He thinks there's a good chance that they might get recovered. They might be recovered. We would not have followed the police report if it wasn't for you. So thank you for setting us straight. Thank you for being our family on the road. Yeah, it was, you really did get us pointed in the right directions. We're going to be traveling east and we're going to do a bunch of car museums for me. And I was telling Liz yesterday, I said, yeah, I'd like to film some of these museum visits. And she said, well, you can start your own channel. So tell me. So tell us in the comments if you would like to see a walkthrough of the Stuttabaker Museum, the Auburn Court Ducenberg Museum, the Corvette Museum. The Corvette Museum might be good. Yeah, well, Stuttabaker is better than Corvette. At least it has more history than the Corvette. We still love RV life. I've said this before, but this lifestyle was not even on my radar three years ago. About three and a half years ago. It's a long story. I won't get into here, but I kind of came out as to get away from a bad situation. And involving women. Involving? Yes. And I was only thinking about, you know, doing it temporary until I found a place to settle. The longer I was out here, the more it was like, wow, this is, this is really a nice lifestyle. There's definitely some freedom that, you know, not having to be tied down to your house. Think of all the hours you spent, you know, working on your house, cleaning your house, that kind of thing. You know, there's just so much freedom being out here. And if you are thinking about RV life, we definitely have lots of videos to talking about that. Just know that if you are a hands-on guy like I was in my sticks and bricks house, I had a garage that I worked on, built cars and fixed cars. And I do miss that some. I mean, there is a part of me that I left behind that I can't do on the road. I mean, I get to do, I'm doing, we're installing solar right now. So that's a project that I'm kind of get sinking my teeth into. If you're a hands-on guy, you will miss it, I think. But there's definitely lots of things you can do in the RV. And speaking to women, you know, if you're really what they call house proud and you're really into having a house and entertaining, just the way I look at it is, well, that was a chapter in my life. Now I'm onto my next chapter, which is more about experiences living life. I honestly feel that I have never lived life more than I have these last three years being on the road where I'm seeing and doing and experiencing. And the best part of this life is meeting you. We meet so many wonderful RVers on the road. We really do. In fact, when we pulled into the campground that we're in right now, we pulled up to the gate and some people came up within a few seconds actually. They were on their way out and then they turned around and stopped to say hi. And that just made us feel so good. It really is. I mean, and it's happening more and more as more of you come on to the channel. You're meeting us out here in the world and it's great. We love meeting you. And if you want to know exactly where we are and you want some inside information, we have a Patreon page for those of you that want to connect more and share pictures, just join us over there. And thanks for watching and especially thanks for commenting. We will see you in the next video. This, this is just, I'm in love. This is a 1956 sob sonnet one. They built six of them total.