Sean's Coffeehouse

 "The younger generation will never understand" Or will they? Along with many other young adults who ride the line between Millennial and Gen-Z, I have recently found a fascination with vinyl records. Growing up in a time when you can stream any song imaginable in the snap of a finger has made music feel like less of the gift it once was. However, the decline in popularity of physical music makes me wonder how my kids will experience music. Late 90's/early 00's babies like me are lucky enough to be only one generation removed from the days when vinyl was a main source of entertainment. That means we grew up hearing about it from our parents and seeing it in our grandparents' basement. Although it became obsolete before we were born, it wasn't entirely foreign to us. In my opinion, that is part of the reason why it's starting to increase in popularity. We know that music wasn't always as easily accessible as it is now. We're bored of pulling out our...

 Yes! I built a bed in my 2005 Jeep Wrangler TJ for FREE. But first, I'm sure you're wondering WHY I lived in my little Jeep - so let me explain!  First, What Was My Starting Point? I started with a (mostly) stock 2005 Jeep Wrangler TJ. I say "mostly" stock because I did a few modifications to it; Flowmaster exhaust , aFe air intake system , rocker guards , Moab Rubicon rims that I got from Facebook Marketplace and slightly larger-than-stock tires. Other than that, I modified my stock bumper to make a stubby bumper, replaced the shocks, end links, fender flares, headlights and taillights, and replaced the soft top with a new Bestop Replace-A-Top with tinted windows. No lift, no 35" tires, no aftermarket bumpers or winch. My goal was to make this Jeep look like it just rolled off the assembly line. And I had NO PROBLEMS! Below is the Jeep in front of the Great Sand Dunes in Colorado.  Why Did I Live In My Jeep? Simply put, it was my only option. I snagged a summe...

A few weeks ago I was lucky enough to be contacted by offroadinggear.com to do a product review video for my YouTube channel . Excited for the opportunity to do another sponsored video review, I said yes, and the product showed up to my house about a week later. From a conceptual standpoint, a portable car awning is a great option. It's very packable, only 10 pounds, and doesn't require you to permanently install something on your car. However, as soon as I unpackaged all of the contents of the (surprisingly high quality) carrying case, the negatives started to become apparent. Click below to see the review on YouTube! First, I was surprised about the excessive use of material. Although seemingly high quality, there were many places where they could have used less material - saving costs and material at the same time. For example, there were two different nylon bags each holding just two tent stakes. In my opinion, one bag for all 4 stakes would have been sufficient. Another e...