how i survived while "homeless" in the woods

[Emba]

When i was in my 20s i lived outside of resort towns in a tent, and worked at a resort.

Much like described in THIS article...

ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

www.zerohedge.com

Except i didn't whine and complain about not having "affordable housing!" I prefered TO KEEP my money instead of giving it to some rich assoul.


As you can see, this option for a lifestyle still exists....

If you need to gtfo of yer shitty shituation then this can be an option.

I actually PREFERRED LIVING OUTSIDE because it was peaceful and nice.

Of course you have to STAY CLEAN and shave and NOT STINK but it's not too hard to do. It just takes a bit of planning. (Castile soap rinses fast! And laundromats still exist)

 

[Deleted member 35428]

Van/RV living is something i'm looking into, I don't want to pay some asshole landlord rent. What was your diet like?

 

[Emba]

Van/RV living is something i'm looking into, I don't want to pay some asshole landlord rent. What was your diet like?

GRILLED steak and tata in a campfire. Canned food. Tuna. Various noodle stuff. Boiled water foods... Spaghetti...

Mostly non refrigerator stuff. Cold stuff got cooked same day.

Burgers in town...

 

[Deleted member 35428]

GRILLED steak and tata in a campfire. Canned food. Tuna. Various noodle stuff. Boiled water foods... Spaghetti...

Mostly non refrigerator stuff. Cold stuff got cooked same day.

Burgers in town...

Sounds good, I can't cook for shit though

 

[TheNEET]

Sounds good, I can't cook for shit though

make dal or chili if you have access to any heat tbh
beans, tomatoes - canned
lentils - dry (split lentils take a few minutes to cook)
coconut milk if you're feeling fancy (sometimes you can get it very cheap on discounts here) - canned
stock (again, not necessary) - bottled/boxed, powdered, cubed etc.
spices - dry
rice - dry
just throw shit into a pan/pot and wait a bit tbh