I’m not arguing against the bullshit that is making homelessness an even greater indignity let alone crime. Fuck that all day forever.

But I spent a greater part of three years voluntarily homeless (~15 years ago) to avoid violence at home. I consider myself extremely fortunate that I had a car I personally owned for most (but not all) of it which was a huge boon for me.

When I had a car, I parked in the back of 24h parking lots such as Walmart. Lacking that I parked behind higher end, but not too high, restaurants that kept bars open to call (2am). I was aware that in the latter case people became aware of me, but I never had problems.

When I didn’t have a car I found a ground level HVAC unit (behind grocery/department stores) because they were great at drowning out sound and giving me a relatively constant temperature.

I avoided parks because they often have posted hours and are regularly checked by police.

I’ve never been bothered by a cop. This is my truth, but not a justification.

In some countries they literally make life easier for people to live, and even enjoy living, a travelers life. The US is not such a place

I can’t not see the tiny T-Rex laying beside your belly button

I have both an SCX24 (same size as is in this picture) and an SCX18.

I’ve taken my 18 on hiking trails a bit over 3 miles long and not had to change the battery once. Just like you I get stopped, especially by older retirement age dudes, and asked about it.

Highly recommend

It’s reached a point that I get excited when I see a new post from you. We may need to find someone that can forge your dull man documents soon.

That said, continue being dull please