carcamper

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   by carcamper 11y ago

   I lived in my car for 8 months this year. When I didn't have a job I was at the public library everyday reading about and writing code. I applied for every job I could anywhere in the country. Eventually it paid off and I got a job. Pl
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   by carcamper 11y ago

   It's a phishing attack for them. They want to know if I'm drunk/high/or up to trouble(yes even though I'm sleeping) and they ask question after question to interrogate me and get me to slip up (implying they think I
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   by carcamper 11y ago

   It's cool to see other people doing this. Until a couple weeks ago that's what I was doing. This is even my throwaway account for topics like this. I lived in my car and didn't work for a big company so accomodations were a l
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   by carcamper 11y ago

   I'm curious how they do get accurate numbers on homeless. Is it just people checking into shelters? I've been living in my car for 5 months now. I'm not on any homeless radar/reports/etc. How many more people like m
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   by carcamper 11y ago

   Hello fellow car camper. I also live in my car. Although it's not as well setup or planned out as you, I just lay back the passenger seat and sleep there, no tint either which sucks. When it was cooler out I would lay my back seat down