I live in my storage unit

this rep gig though 100k + a year with a new free car every few years and
you don't really have to work that
hard is a hard gig to give up.
I have friends who work in a
office type job , work 60 hrs a week make 60-70k an are miserable, and their are
A lot of people out there like that.

 

Which is why you don't need to live in a storage unit! 100K pays a lot of bills in most of the country. I'd love to know where this guy lives.

 

OP here. I live in the South East. Coastal state. I'm not going to be worried about being laid off when I'm 45. I'll be retired.

 

I live in a pineapple under the sea...

 

Absorbent and yellow and porous is he

 

Back in the day when the fleet car was a dodge caravan I lived in the van. I parked at night in a Walmart parking lot. I kept extra stuff in the storage unit. You need a gym membership to shower and get ready for work. Every time I had a ride along I stored stuff in the storage unit s my manager never caught. I got a p o box at a ups store. They give you a street address. To make a bed i sewed two large dog beds together. During the day they went in the stow and go. I did this for a year and got out of debt. I had school loans and credit card debt from school. I only had 20,000 in debt so it was the solution.

 

Let me guess, the van was parked at a Walmart down by the river

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QUOTE="anonymous, post: 5961264"]Back in the day when the fleet car was a dodge caravan I lived in the van. I parked at night in a Walmart parking lot. I kept extra stuff in the storage unit. You need a gym membership to shower and get ready for work. Every time I had a ride along I stored stuff in the storage unit s my manager never caught. I got a p o box at a ups store. They give you a street address. To make a bed i sewed two large dog beds together. During the day they went in the stow and go. I did this for a year and got out of debt. I had school loans and credit card debt from school. I only had 20,000 in debt so it was the solution.[/QUOTE]