I FOUND A HOUSE!! - Update From The West

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Looking good for a 55+ year old man. That AARP membership card will arrive soon!

Your funny Tucker. Swimming in the ocean is out of your comfort zone, but you base jump.😂

I actually very much prefer "real life" of a paramotor enthusiast style stuff over "carefully curated Instagram lifestyle" stuff. That and the low flying over interesting terrain. Reminds me why I started following to begin with and what I love about the sport myself.

Considering your new situation, some advice from an old guy (72): 1. Always remember your way back home. 2. Start planning now for the future (like your retirement future). Consult a financial planner, if you haven't already. 3. Don't buy cheap furniture - it doesn't last. 4. Make good friends with your new neighbors. Invite them all over for a BBQ. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nice flying!

Congrats on the house Tucker! You're going to love it here. The summers are long and hot but the humidity is low when it's not monsoon season so you'll acclimate. That field You're flying from in this video is where I learned to fly and put in most of my first 50 hours back in 2006! Welcome to Arizona!! If you need any help moving in we can have an army ready. Just let us know. One way or another, I'm sure we'll run into each other some day. I hope we can help you keep the channel alive for decades to come!

Tucker I started watching your channel right before you decided to do the Icarus race. Since then you have been one of the most down to earth people on the YT. Thanks for the awesome videos and keeping my dream of being a paramotor pilot alive one day. I live in a very windy area surrounded by water so it just doesn't make sense but one day! Lol you never know. Thanks again for sharing with us and stay safe brother.

Congratulations, Tucker. You will love the Southwest.

Wow, this is a new chapter in Tucker's life. Very exciting Tucker.

Welcome to my state! Let me know if you ever want to play with a Barrett, Tannerite, and SMG in Tucson!

Congrats man !!! Hope you enjoy this new experience in life

Tucker, before you take off for NJ, you may have luck asking U-haul or Ryder if they need a truck taken back to the east coast (because everybody is moving out west!). That way you don't have to pay for rental and gas just to get there. It may seriously be cheaper to fly east first. Many moons ago, I worked for U-haul, and this was a common practice to pay people to move equipment, or send it at a discount one way.

Holy cow. I never thought I'd be able to say "Welcome to Arizona, Tucker!" as a distant neighbor from Tucson. I moved here 20 years ago and never looked back. This will be gravy for your channel - a chance to really find a whole new normal 2500 miles from the chilly northeast. Be sure the A/C is in good shape in your new digs. The summer heat is... unique. 😎

Welcome to Arizona Tucker, I packed up and moved to Tucson from NJ in 92, I’m still here and love it.

Congrats on the new home! Welcome to Arizona-a place where you can (legally) pump your own gas! Have a great and happy New Year and I wish you all the best.

Dope! I love living in Arizona. Comfortable 4 season flying. Phoenix SW AZ in winter. Sedona & SE AZ in spring & fall Flagstaff & N AZ in summer. Welcome amigo.

Congrats sir! I was a meteorologist awhile back and forecasted for the PHX area. Have fun during those summer monsoon months!! This will be a new adventure, and I promise it'll be worth it. You'll look back on this time a few years from now and be grateful of the choices you've made.

Casa Grande is my hometown. You were flying around North Mountain park. Happy to see you flying around my neck of the woods again.

Hey Tucker I am so happy for you I wish you all the happiness in your new life, new home, please be happy, you deserve it

I've been traveling through Arizona for almost 40 years. I remember when I-10 stopped about 10 miles outside of Phoenix and the Greyhound track near Goodyear was 20 miles outside of town. Been to the reservations, Flagstaff, Lake Havasu, Tucson, Nogales and of course Phoenix. I'm assuming you're moving near Tucson, which will be perfect for you. Lots of flat areas to take off from and lots of cliffs to jump off of. It's also not scorching hot during the summer like Phoenix. Be careful of the cactus because it's everywhere around there and you'll never forget when you land on one.