Subj : just need 2k a week and I'll roll with ya!
To   : paulie420
From : Ogg
Date : Wed Jan 31 2024 08:06:00

Hello paulie420!

** On Tuesday 30.01.24 - 23:11, paulie420 wrote to poindexter FORTRAN:

pF>>  I've got a job, 2 kids, a wife, 2 dogs, a house and a mortgage,
pF>>  but part of me would love to get a camper and spend time driving
pF>>  through this country. There's a lot of it I haven't seen, and I'd love
pF>>  to see some of what's going on firsthand. Drive through some small
pF>>  towns and actually speak to people instead of reading about it.

> Money is the only thing stopping me - I keep hearing about how ppl live
> without working, but I don't see it...

> Let's figure it out - I just need 2k a week and I'll roll with ya!

They sell most of their high-bearing assets first.  Plus, those  
people also may have some savings as well.

Haven't checked out most of these resources but I think the  
jist of RVing (full-time living in an RV) is pretty low if  
there is no more house/mortgage or pre-existing job to manage:

https://camperreport.com/books-about-full-time-rving/

For me, RVing entails *wanting* to be in touch with people -  
how can you avoid people when RVing when the machine might need  
repeat repairs, supplies, etc. ? You'll be constantly on  
populated roads, i.e., many scenarios where people cannot be  
avoided.

Maybe for a casual trip for a couple of months might be fun,  
but cooped up in a small container with changing scenery every  
now and then ain't for me.

On the other extreme.. there are people like this who do this  
to survive, called nomads:

Nomadland: Surviving America.. -by- Jessica Bruder, 04-Sep-18

https://bookshop.org/a/93260/9780393356311

https://libro.fm/audiobooks/9781681687193- 
nomadland?bookstore=ashlies

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