Our 'Van Dwellers' are young hipsters living off their parents trust fund. These are homeless folk that come from across the west, just to mooch off the city, because the police aren't allowed to bother them

IF someone is living in their Car it IS their HOME and shall be considered so

where they park their home

is the arguement

and yes it's mainly hipster types

This is in the middle of downtown Seattle. There's regular fires that burn these things down.

are you the one lighting them?

No, its themselves

are you sure? Who would burn their own home down?

@Fitzydog burn it down

They get high on heroine, and drop their lighters

One of those camps is right across the street from Amazon HQ, and on like a 60 degree slope above a major roadway. People have rolled down the hill into traffic before

wow

imagine my shock

Special Delivery I guess

some cars can indeed be homes, but don't try to make any car a home or else you will have a bad time

yeah

make a van a home

and live *d o w n b y t h e r i v e r*

I used to live out of my Land Cruiser. But it was a rooftop tent in Alaska lol

It's good if your young, nice *whatever your preference here* with you, to travel

but parking on a main street, you need to be RPG'd

lived in a van when I was in the states

it was actually pretty damn good

super-comfy

and some of the 'rest stops' might as well have been hotels

lol truck stops?

I should try diggin up some of the photos I took

middle of nowhere in Arizona

elaborate rest stop with breakfast vending machines under a roof, shower buildings etc

If I wanted to, I could probably road trip the whole US living off my VA check each month. Our highway system is pretty great

cheaper than renting

whenever I felt like living in luxury I'd simply go to a caravan lodge

Rest stops, otherwise known as 'Whore Stops' to Reaps

wifi, laundry and everything

wooo

well that was a weird thing to say, broo

you like them lot lizards?

huh, Mark Hamill voiced Han Solo in a few videos, go figure

well it was shitpost but if it's true, do tell

lol I just noticed we're still in '<#372513679964635138>'