Living in a jetliner, bruce campbell's unique home

Bruce Campbell discusses his unique living environment inside a retired 727 jetliner. He describes the aircraft's features, such as the retractable aft air stairs, living space, and functional laboratories. Campbell reflects on the common practice of shredding retired jetliners and repurposing them as homes, questioning the practicality of such actions. He invites viewers to imagine the spaciousness of a jetliner without seats, highlighting its potential as a living space.

What is Bruce Campbell's unique home made from?

• A shipping container

• A 727 jetliner

• A traditional house

• A treehouse

How does Bruce Campbell enter his jetliner home?

• Through a side door

• Through a rooftop hatch

• Via the cockpit

• Using retractable aft air stairs

What feature of the jetliner does Bruce use for sleeping?

• A futon sofa and a bench

• A bunk bed

• A hammock

• A sleeping bag

What does Bruce Campbell think about the practice of shredding jetliners?

• He believes it's a necessary process

• He finds it wasteful and impractical

• He thinks it's a great way to recycle

• He is indifferent to it

What does Bruce suggest doing next time you're in a jetliner?

• Take a nap

• Imagine it as a living room

• Look out the window

• Count the number of seats