Is "Minimalist" living in a Van a good plan?

Millennials be like:
Living in a pod ➡️ Angry Soyjack
Living in a pod with wheels ➡️ Happy Soyjack with gaping mouth
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[@Pariatech]

Unironically van-life and tiny homes are just a appetizer for the pod-life. Don't forget to be happy!

[@yeaj1721]

Patrician path is owning land debt free and shooting the cars of county construction inspectors when they say I am not allowed to build a functional belltower that I ring everyday at 6AM.

[@Sputnikcosmonot]

it's cringe to do it for life, but it seems like a good thing to do for a few years. Travelling and having experiences, meeting people etc. It's not a long term solution.

[@user-xd4hb5lb2k]

Everybody thinks van life is cool until you're the guy who hasn't showered in a week

[@an2qzavok]

only minimalist living in a boat is allowed

[@sergeynosov1901]

Linux is not about minimalism. Linux is about customisation. Emacs follows Linux philosophy: "You can customize it and you will."

[@momsberettas9576]

The problem is property tax. You cannot be truly free and secure if you have to pay rent every year or your home will be seized. It needs to be abolished.

[@driftless7134]

One of the biggest drawbacks I see to van life is that you can't start a family. If you do meet a woman and move onto the next chapter, you immediately have to figure out a new living situation.

[@rootbsd1368]

Anything other than not paying rent every month is based in my book.

[@fsmoura]

Luke's review of van life: "Yeah, it can be glamorous at times, but then they find her body, and you're screwed!"

[@alback]

“Simple van life” KZbinrs

[@kerrell95]

The only people I've met who were "voluntarially homeless" have been rich kids.

[@SimGunther]

It's kinda cringe, but it's even MORE cringe if it's funded by YT

[@mrfathed3129]

I did the van thing in grad school. It saved me a fuck ton of money. But that was a very specific thing that worked because I had my own office, access to gyms (and showers) through the university, etc.....

[@Pariatech]

The van salesmen hates him.

[@pumpkinjutsu1249]

Luke then: could I not buy land?

[@mrsansiverius2083]

Van life is SOOO 2020.

[@reimarpb]

How dare you say that about the life style of the great Terry Davis

[@TrippleXD545]

Bro. I straight up built a bed into my car and lived in it for 8 months until I totalled it. I got broken into in San Diego and my solar generator and passport were stolen. Gas was pretty cheap and I was working remote/finishing school during the Corona times. I got bored near the end but at least I got to see all of the states and always had the best weather. Showering and bathrooms are a bitch, especially if you're always on the move. At some point I started looking to buy land to build a house cause I got bored. After my car got F'd I moved in with a friend into a big ass house on a lake in Orlando, wasn't even that expensive. Learned a ton about life, kinda like a first world anthropology trip. Luke, how TF do you know these things?

[@TeslaBitcoinFree]

We all know what happened when you went van life with gabbie