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Audiobooks are the only thing that keep me sane on my commute
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It’s real in some parts of Los Angeles for sure.
I've often used about homeless people in Los Angeles. What's it about LA that they're associated with/have a large homeless population?
Or maybe it was San Francisco. I think one of those.
I've had to sleep in my car in a midwestern winter. If I hadn't been in school and expecting to find a place to stay I probably would've headed out to the west coast too. Milder seasons are extremely valuable in such situations.
There's also a thing I've heard of with more conservative states shipping some of their homeless to the coasts so as to not have to deal with them themselves
It's great weather to be homeless in.