Saturday, January 20, 2018 4:53:37 PM
The most interesting wedding I have attended was a bride from India. The groom did arrive on a horse!
I read/watched dozens of YouTube videos about people living in their vehicles. The majority of them are living in vehicles that are over 20 yrs old and they have made minor changes to improve their living conditions.
If they had tons of money, they would be able to buy RV's or vans that are less than 5 yrs old.
Sleeping in his van saves this man $$$ by avoiding a 125-mile daily round trip to his job site.
23-year-old saves $2,000/month living in a decked out van in Google’s company parking lot.
One of Google’s newest recruits, 23-year-old Brandon S. was left scratching his head after being drafted from the East Coast to work at the San Francisco office: at an average of $2,000/month for rent alone, how does any normal person—let alone an employee of a tech giant—afford to live here?
He bought this box truck to live in.
Evidently the experiment is going extremely well—after five months, Brandon foresee’s a long, profitable future in the comfort of his van, in the shadow of Google’s Mountain View headquarters.
https://theplaidzebra.com/23-year-old-saves-2000month-living-in-a-decked-out-van-in-googles-company-parking-lot/
There are some who live and work out of their vehicle and work on the road. Solar panels have enabled them to have some creature comforts. Many of these vehicles are DYI conversations.
https://www.thewaywardhome.com/13-camper-essentials-for-living-in-a-van-full-time/
https://www.thewaywardhome.com/13-camper-essentials-for-living-in-a-van-full-time/
There are travelers with "Gypsy" blood who love being on the road. They tend to have newer and more expensive rigs like this Mercedes Sprinter Van.
And there are retired people who live full time in their vans.
Murphy beds in slideouts provide a king size bed.
I read/watched dozens of YouTube videos about people living in their vehicles. The majority of them are living in vehicles that are over 20 yrs old and they have made minor changes to improve their living conditions.
If they had tons of money, they would be able to buy RV's or vans that are less than 5 yrs old.
Sleeping in his van saves this man $$$ by avoiding a 125-mile daily round trip to his job site.
23-year-old saves $2,000/month living in a decked out van in Google’s company parking lot.
One of Google’s newest recruits, 23-year-old Brandon S. was left scratching his head after being drafted from the East Coast to work at the San Francisco office: at an average of $2,000/month for rent alone, how does any normal person—let alone an employee of a tech giant—afford to live here?
He bought this box truck to live in.
Evidently the experiment is going extremely well—after five months, Brandon foresee’s a long, profitable future in the comfort of his van, in the shadow of Google’s Mountain View headquarters.
https://theplaidzebra.com/23-year-old-saves-2000month-living-in-a-decked-out-van-in-googles-company-parking-lot/
There are some who live and work out of their vehicle and work on the road. Solar panels have enabled them to have some creature comforts. Many of these vehicles are DYI conversations.
https://www.thewaywardhome.com/13-camper-essentials-for-living-in-a-van-full-time/
https://www.thewaywardhome.com/13-camper-essentials-for-living-in-a-van-full-time/
There are travelers with "Gypsy" blood who love being on the road. They tend to have newer and more expensive rigs like this Mercedes Sprinter Van.
And there are retired people who live full time in their vans.
Murphy beds in slideouts provide a king size bed.
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