Why Everything I Own Fits In This Backpack

[@ceciliatanaka2180]

Is it a coincidence that his last name is Greenfield

[@daniellegourey2738]

😂 😂 😂

[@theoneandonlypineapple1403]

It can’t be

[@ashieeekhan3724]

Maybe not

[@sidder5559]

No it not

[@hehehehe1676]

Why

[@catsnekos5002]

I find interesting his point of view but i don’t think everyone could live owning only 50 items. What he says is that we need to reduce our consumption because we only have one planet.

[@alwaysspiritedaway1532]

Absolutely! He follows his own way of life. Pretty sure he doesn't want to force others to live this way. To each their own. But we can definitely learn something from him! Low consumption is important, every small way counts!

[@campkira]

he saying that but when the backpack break... all hell break lose...

[@xman9354]

diogenes: haha what a noob

[@judylloyd7901]

@@campkira He buys another backpack. Simple. Easy. 😊

[@emmakilburg9221]

While I would never want to be as extreme as this guy, I have so much respect for this guy. He’s got it figured out.

[@judylloyd7901]

He's got what figured out??

[@grassfedcharlie]

Why not first aid kit? He could easily cut his foot walking on gravel barefoot and get infection.

[@alexu176]

rip bushman owning 30 items

[@ethangeorlett1510]

It didn’t fit in the backpack

[@ayronis]

he has trained his feet and built them up so they can handle much more than someone who wears shoes all the time

[@nanakwameampomah9545]

True

[@courtlee23]

GRASSFED CHARLIE most of his toiletry items could be utilized as a first aid kit.

[@jasmera9889]

I can imagine how great this makes him feel. I used to do this when i was travelling in europe. To save on flight cost, all that I need fits into a cabin size bag. I only have 3 sets of clothes, use and wash and repeat. I was surprised that I could live on only those stuff in my small bag for 2 months. I feel good about it.

[@zephyrr108]

Monks live on two robes... dont be surprised or cocky. And yes, its always possible

[@keksy8405]

I have so much respect for this guy

[@moahammad1mohammad]

Its all fake anyway soo...

[@judylloyd7901]

@@moahammad1mohammad And you know that because...??

[@renahluca7001]

@@judylloyd7901 people who don't understand someone else's way of life always think "this is impossible", they can't see beyond their own capabilities

[@radha1172]

Rob Greenfield says: I only own this... Robbers: There's nothing we'll get if we "Rob Greenfield "

[@truuluvv]

lol

[@mariahlnguyen]

its so great to see buzzfeed giving him a platform

[@venom5809]

You would be surprised how many of us wish we could do this. My father had a friend who literally quit medicine a month or two before they were supposed to finish surgical residency, and he left everything and basically went to live on the beach and never looked back. Decades later my father ran into him and he was still living that life and he asked him is he was happy and if he thought he made the right decision and he was like yeah. I can tell you to this day I know my father would rather have spent his life painting than doing medicine. Enjoy your life man. 👍

[@simatris4184]

He's like a character in a video game that carries everything he own in his bag 😂😅

[@Bigfoot_With_Internet_Access]

Imagine if the video was him saying like "Yeah it all fits in this backback because I don't have a lot of stuff"

[@alizeica519]

Do you live like this out in the forest or are you secretly like a millionaire lol? Also, random questions, do you know any languages besides English? If so, how did you learn them? Do you have Bigfoot schools? Do Bigfoots *live in a society?* Do you have a job out in the forest (besides making that KZbin coin)? And lastly, what state is your forest in (assuming you live in America)? Love you- Edit: I have another question- How was your day?

[@qwertyforeverd2953]

Hamilton Hargreeves At a dam Disco omg I love you

[@alizeica519]

@@qwertyforeverd2953 I love you too-

[@lachlannae]

@hamilton. The youtube revenue gets donated to charity

[@mackenzie2k20]

I don't want to be this extreme but I do want my whole life to fit in like a suitcase and one bag. I just like minimalism

[@ero4078]

Me watching this and owning 30 tshirts

[@emmakilburg9221]

Same😂 I just bought like 8 pieces of clothing today (it was thrifted though so it was only like $50 for all of that)

[@CupContender]

how many thongs

[@matthewhunt5943]

Lol

[@a.money12345]

I own 100+ tshirts. That's just tshirts ALONE

[@zoeymichael3966]

The most important question is... do they make you happy? 😉

[@ASURMlN]

Why not just get an european power adapter at this point? 😂

[@StevenandStefanie]

I mean that’s great if to that guy this is freedom for him and it makes him happy but this definitely isn’t for everyone and wouldn’t make everyone happy and/or feel free. I don’t have a lot of stuff by any means. I grew up with hoarders and I’m actually pretty good at donating things that aren’t of use to me. That said I have what may seem like trivial things to most that bring me happiness and joy so I keep it around. Once it doesn’t I’ll get rid of it but for now they stay. My point is to say to each there own.

[@paincreatesfame]

This!!! Like I definitely agree that people shouldn’t just have a crap ton of stuff but some people have things that just mean a lot to them or they need lots of things for medical reasons or other reasons and not everyone can live so light. It’s good to have less but “less” is different for everyone and that less wont always make people happy.

[@TheGong00zler]

To each their own can only go up to some extent. His lifestyle wasn’t inspired by living freely & happily- it was inspired by necessity (becoming educated about how damaging his lifestyle was), & that drove him to change. We are all benefitting from his extreme lifestyle (he is producing minimal waste & pollution). If we keep choosing to live ‘to each their own’; if we keep living as we are- it will not be sustained by the earth.

[@ARCHCOMPO]

MermaidDrue very well said many people missed the point including this commentator . Its for the better of the planet that won’t last forever duhhh!!!

[@brookekay9824]

@@TheGong00zler exactly 👍

[@brookekay9824]

@Holli Out of the entire video that is what you took from it? 🤔

[@dyrania]

I’d say he’s slowly becoming the modern Diogenes. At the current rate, he’ll be left with a single bowl until he sees some boy cup some water with his bare hands.

[@caoimhed]

He should probably get a first aid kit :/

[@humanwithpotatos304]

Welcome back to another episode of "Where Has Quarantine Brought Me Today?" *Apocalypse Special*

[@LeahAtz]

The movement from his hands alone when he speaks could provide enough energy to power a small town.

[@estherwilliams7005]

I think simplifying is really important. If you don't have kids, a one bedroom apt or a tiny house is doable. When he went to living in a tent, I don't know if I could it. Living in a tent is pretty extreme. This guy is a master. Props to him. He is living his life his way everyday and not having to go to a job he hates. He's found true freedom. Happy for him.

[@PasxalkA]

We've been socialized into the materialistic world and most of us are unable to change. Now we're in the ultimate existential trap and are doomed to ruin our planet. Thanks Buzzfeed for reminding us .✨👐✨

[@samuelklein5443]

It make sense but very few would get it.

[@ARCHCOMPO]

We always have a choice .

[@kaylaylovelay]

Timur Rakhmetov unable to change or unwilling?

[@lifereceiver3661]

Then just decrease buying now. Uproot poisonous plants and plant food seeds on public land. Your bank account will appreciate u

[@chooseitwisely98]

I like the message but like...Can you imagine having the level of privilege to just...choose to be homeless? Like "oh i choose not to have shoes" or "I only have $3000 and no insurance". It just rubs me the wrong way. Regular people have to work really hard to overcome those exact circumstances and he's just...trying it on for size.

[@emmalord6438]

Didn’t you hear that he grew up in poverty? He is privileged but really anyone could live this life if they chose too...

[@chooseitwisely98]

@@emmalord6438 most people who live like this don't get to choose. Period. In fact the people that do are victims of systematic disenfranchisement. Meanwhile he's never wanted for anything in his adult life.

[@Mintzik]

@@emmalord6438 Yes, but he managed to work his way up to owning a large house, cars and a boat before giving everything away again. Many people working themselves as hard as he did don't ever get that far.

[@amandalee4735]

The Gothic Two-Step anyone that works hard enough can eventually own a house. The sooner people stop making excuses for themselves and calling everyone else privileged that has accomplished the things they want in life, the sooner they’ll get to their own goals.

[@chooseitwisely98]

@@amandalee4735 you're clearly not familiar with what systematic disenfranchisement is/ looks like but we can leave that alone

[@CaptainAhab1233]

Not sure this guy is planning for when he gets old and needs money for medical/living

[@n8van2]

or anytime. what if he trips while hiking and breaks his arm?

[@thegoodgourmandtt7234]

He has a dedicated video on his channel answering these questions

[@afuckingturtle1489]

U gotta link?

[@venom5809]

He could literally write a book about this and make millions down the road, get a movie or TV show too. He's going to end up a lot richer than most of us in the end.

[@retirosierra]

Healthy living, excercise, healthy air, keeping stress levels down, loving life - the best social security plan ever 🙂

[@snowatom]

I couldn’t live like that. I need my stuff. But I always concentrate on being happy with what I have. My home and stability for me and my family, which sadly requires some sacrifices, like having to work to make ends meet.

[@mackenzie2k20]

See that's the point we weren't always materialistic so you could live without your stuff you chose not to just saying.

[@snowatom]

Mackenzie Well, I would argue that humans have always been materialistic. The things we need has just changed in a modern society. That’s not to say that we don’t need to think about having to care about the planet. But if every one lived as your example the whole system would fall apart.

[@snowatom]

Tom F damn that deep. But I still believe you can be at peace with a balanced life containing both materialistic goods and love and care for your friends and family. Just be happy with what you have, and don’t always be aiming for more. That’s my philosophy.

[@DJMODJMO]

Ok, when they showed the nuclear power plants they were showing them like they are a bad thing. They are many times cleaner and more efficient than every other power source we have access too.

[@alexhaokip6]

Yeah untill they burst open

[@Liezkuhh]

And we haven’t solved the waste problem...

[@muchammadarkamanggala]

@@Liezkuhh we already have the new nuclear reactor that use the "older nuclear reactor" waste as the fuel

[@phoenixpursuit7709]

Every other power source? We have solar, wind and hydro too, we just don't prioritize them. Nuclear isn't as clean as them 😳

[@Liezkuhh]

Muchammad Arka who is “we”? Because the rest of the world is not doing that and is storing nuclear waste in bunkers not knowing what to do with it

[@M40_mao]

Reminder that we aren't going to take anything to our graves🙃

[@cheyenneblack]

I just moved states and was awestruck that I needed a 15’ uhaul truck for one person 😦 Currently working on getting rid of some stuff

[@mellowmilkstudios8738]

No deodorant. Just sayin.

[@adamisrael]

This man must’ve done so much shrooms to come from partying, girls and boats to a eco friendly vegan with 47 item

[@kenneths4156]

Your that guy and your bag gets stolen. What do you do.

[@noahboock]

Kenneth S spend the $5 and get a new set

[@SureshKaria]

McDonald's I think he won’t cry as he would have lost only 47 items or a bag. This man has nothing to loose

[@second_conflict]

@@SureshKaria Well considering that his bag holds all of his identification, his only piece of technology, and all the cash he owns, I think he has quite a bit to lose. Just losing the cash could put him in a seriously bad situation.

[@roythomas3667]

You're now free to seek new adventures, physically unburdened until you build back up

[@windy8872]

Yea become a waste of space if ur 47 items get stolen if your that guy

[@emidriel]

This champion is playing ultimate ironman IRL. Bravo.

[@mlp-violet-star]

I switched to the menstrual cup during quarantine and that doesn't even feel like its enough

[@ale24m38]

Everyone just needs to do the best they can. You can start now with that and get better 🤷‍♀️❤

[@NinaJayy]

That's a start! :) you can also try reusable makeup remover pads, if you wear any makeup. There's a bunch on Amazon and some have a baggy that you can throw in the washer.

[@grassfedcharlie]

Are you SERIOUS? which one? Bc ive been thinking about switching to save money on tampons

[@NinaJayy]

@@grassfedcharlie try saalt cups I think they're good. I tried a diva cup and I got the right size for myself but it's too tough, not really bendy and too thick when I bunch it up to insert it. I like Rawbeautykristi video on the saalt menstrual cup, you should check it out!

[@mlp-violet-star]

@@grassfedcharlie I use the Diva 1 and I'm gonna take my Lily Cup One for a test run since I just got my period

[@haziqazlan4031]

I Wish I could have a mindset like Robert, these days as a teen people judge you by your clothes, cars, bags, phones it's really hard to be happy with what you have

[@lachlannae]

People have literally always judged you by your appearance and "stuff". When it was the 80s, it was owning certain brands and having a fancy car or boat, etc. When it was the 60s, it was the same. It may not have been brand specific, but it was still important to have the "right" clothes and a tv. In the 1930s, it was if you had a radio, and people still cared about their appearances. This is not unique to your generation. I know it's hard to not care if other people judge you when you're a teenager. But you can get to the point of just not caring and realizing what shallow people they sadly are that do. That part is your choice. It may not feel like a choice, but it is.

[@onewhoisanonymous]

I live out of 2 suitcases and a backpack. I have been for the last 5 years. Yes, it has taught me to be a minimalist. Yes, it has taught me that material wealth is not important. But not all of us can live just bare minimum. I am constantly throwing away things every time I move or change locations. I am starting to crave stability and to have stuff that is mine. it is important to live minimally, but it is also important to have a balance.

[@mangami96]

Thank you for remending me what happiness can look like

[@ophimikaelson2199]

Not hating but you can still be WITH your friends while owning a cellphone. You just dont look at it, but well...

[@YoLo-ex6rk]

Apparently he didn't know how to turn it silent or off. Or maybe he didn't have the minimum discipline to avoid looking at it.

[@melissalangdon2812]

Now do this in Canada in -40 and realize that not everyone can.

[@ariellove7130]

Melissa Langdon he’s not saying everyone can he didn’t start like this but we all can do more

[@christopherforgette1251]

I did. Homeless. In a bushcraft yurt. Did you? Dont hate.

[@christopherforgette1251]

And I did it in killington vermont. Altitude 4221.

[@christopherforgette1251]

Thank god for the peak lodge I was able to get water amd dry my stuff out.

[@jane-annarmstrong295]

True!

[@itcamefromabox]

As a consumer, I feel like i'm doing the complete opposite of everything Rob said 😭 **rings shame bell**

[@Transcendent-healing13]

This was so inspiring..especially before giving birth to new life this was exactly what I needed to see to realize she already has what she needs and I need to stop being so influenced by the egotistical, financially driven "American dream". As long as my girl has love, food and comfort on a daily the rest is about making her home, Gaia, the best it can possibly be and giving back to mother earth the way its given to us. Thank you Sir for your wisdom and story

[@Dobrufusnoretro]

My backpack is 70 liters but it also includes a tent, an inflatable sleeping pad, sleeping bag 0°C, a trekking chair, a 15w backpack solar panel and a powerbank.

[@Allrundays]

Good job! ditch the European charger and just get a power adapter. That way you can maybe add an extra piece of underwear 😉

[@yahairacrespo4749]

I totally marry him in the heart beat .the perfect lifestyle and simplicity is the great way of life.

[@rhijulbec1]

"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has." - Margaret Mead

[@Pinhead___Larry]

Right thats it, im selling everything but 46 possessions, gunna show this guy how its done

[@BrendenRappVlogs]

Everything I own fits in my 4 door car but I’m trying to get to your level bro that’s so amazing.

[@Larry-bm7ez]

This man just kissed a peice of wood imma delete this app

[@natechenry]

Piece*

[@recoil53]

As opposed to "Christians" who kiss the Cross or those who kiss the ring of somebody important?

[@lvy3273]

Gretchen Carlson LOL no it’s not you can delete it.

[@TiktokBrandoniMacaroni]

That life style is great for a single person but a family of five it’s not realistic! I do agree about let’s stop destroying the planet for material gain!

[@robitussin541]

saw this guy with my friend in new york 4 years ago near a subway station while he was wearing trash (in those clips in the beginning of the video). thought it was a prank or something. didn’t know his story. awesome

[@kyriacosh4569]

Man you are awesome. You are honoring human beings by simply being one!

[@andreiacaldas8922]

This brings me peace and freedom. Thanks

[@lailalovesdan]

Love Rob. Got seeds from his Free Seeds Project. Growing vegetables for my family and community. 💕

[@LilFoxyCosplay]

I couldn’t live with one book or notebook I love having a lot of books but that’s because I’m a big reader and writer Getting rid of what you don’t need is a great idea as it’s so easy to hoard

[@satimy5695]

Me: *puts house in backpack*

[@_rebzy3194]

I need to learn how to put everything in one bag :[

[@xandermichels8336]

bag?

[@BeanSprout3]

I was thinking the same thing

[@senpen7199]

Simple, all you need is a REALLY big bag

[@_rebzy3194]

@@xandermichels8336 yes XD

[@IM-eq9gx]

joking aside. the more you travel by air, whether for work or leisure... the more you get detached from the non-essential things and one bag travel becomes a necessary convenience. one thing i've noticed is the bulk of what's inside are clothes. so if you can stick with classic styles and stay away from ever changing trends, then a "wardrobe capsule" can drastically pare down what you bring and also result in saving a good amount of cash. for starters, look up "project 333".

[@QueerlyBeloved386]

But do you have room for my heart? Love u dude thanks for all you do.

[@Natsu256]

Good to have people practicing such lifestyle. Sad truth would be that we cannot everyone doing the same or you can say goodbye to all your tech gadgets and internet.

[@jcannont7372]

Does he not have deodorant?

[@proanswers]

What is your healthcare plan beyond the wellness check once a year in the usa?

[@jaybates4964]

I agree with him when he says that we should be thinking realistically and even introspectively because “do the material things make you happy?” is a sentence that we should all ask ourselves several times in different stages of our lives. But, I think “50 items and under” is too drastic. I also think all of his money on his person and not having health insurance is TOO scary for me because my family always has something wrong with them medically (seizures, cancer, high blood pressure, traumatic brain injury, etc). He’s slightly insane to do this but he’s also enlightened to a point because he’s looking inside of himself to find his happiness. Edit: I personally believe that material objects and money don’t MAKE you happy but it helps you get there. It provides opportunities that you wouldn’t get if you didn’t have a certain material object or money.

[@LizSlaire]

You will feel more free with less of all the material burden 😌. So many people wonder how I could travel or similar things (because no financial support from parents etc.): I just kept some things simpler (but also not like him 😄). While others almost buy the drug store empty, I have one instead of 10 shower gels, instead of spending 35€ getting druck in one day I rather had a houseparty or did other great activities. Many people act so wrong when it comes to money. I know people who had actually more than I had but they had nothing mid month. Unbelievable for me 😟 (at least if you don’t have kids, I couldn’t adjudicate on that case).

[@AshleyakaLeopardgirl]

No deodorant that’s crazy

[@truuluvv]

Clothes, technology, identification, money, hygiene supplies are what he has. I have downsized as much as possible, but still have bedding, clothing, records, photographs, office supplies, cooking and drinking supplies, some religious items, sewing and crochet supplies, some medicines, toiletries, makeup, money, various identification, cards, and a book. I have categorized these into eight bags/satchels and cannot figure out how to make it smaller and still function, yet I hunger to, as if making it even simpler will set me free from confusion and the stress tied to what I own. I grow less capable of thinking clearly, and need for things to be simple in order to manage.

[@Twitter_Posts]

5:50 I think he meant that the pot is used for cooking, as a pot, and a to-go container all in one. The video counts them all as individual items.

[@cesartabasa3204]

Thanks, Rob for sharing the video. Nice to live a simple life. Materials do not make us happy, only satisfaction.

[@becreb]

that sounds great I feel like I could do a less drastic version of that but it would be so hard for me to actually stick to it haha

[@RobbieHilton97]

You are my hero, Rob.

[@naimorgs]

How is his pillow so clean? Lol! Plus you really love green!! Cool video, thank you

[@rhijulbec1]

We sold our house but our new house wasn't ready, so we moved into my SILs basement apartment in 2008. Before we moved I got rid of about 98% of my possessions. I had read a book about downsizing and realized I was shopping "emotionally" if that makes sense. So I stopped. Now, over a decade later I have replaced~nothing. Not a thing. Everything I got rid of was superfluous. The one thing that I did agonize over was my cookbooks. I had over 350 cookbooks. My mum was a chef and I'm a darn fine cook so I started collecting cookbooks. I read them like novels. I loved them. But~I hadn't touched most of them for years. Now~if only my husband would do the same. If I weren't around I swear he'd be a hoarder! Our "spare" room is literally full to the doors with "stuff". You can imagine the discussions we have about that! We are seniors and I've explained that if he dies before me and leaves me with that mess? I'll dig him up and kill him again! Soooo frustrating. 😤

[@carlo1132]

No cellphone for over a decade, no tv for over a decade, 2 house, going to one with a renter and I am going into van life and dumping 90 percent of the junk!

[@namjoon1279]

Dem scandals doh...👁👄👁

[@911bobiscool]

Just my seasonal winter toques would fill up a backpack.

[@missthistleberry6130]

Love this!!! More of this content please!! How can I find out more about him or this way of living?

[@randompenguin6376]

He has a KZbin channel with his name

[@mattbot5167]

i see what he means but walking barefoot is a no-no. sandals were made for a reason

[@maryj4876]

Yes why not. So much stuff means too much anxiety. So this is a thumbs up! 👍

[@rflo458]

Cannot help wondering if a lot more folks would be happier with a nomadic way of life. Not being stuck in the same place, job and traveling. Oh well, guess we'll never know....

[@mikey6128]

I would do anything to live like this but being young makes it so much harder. Worrying about school and becoming successful in life is so much pressure. Leaving all material possessions behind and living a more primitive life seems so much more enjoyable to me.

[@alicestudytips7937]

Yeah, it would be better if I could do this. Unfortunately, I’m from Manchester, England, a city so I can’t exactly explore the world without industrial things in my way

[@makim4199]

Wow, respecc

[@TB-rx1ue]

I suspect he owns intangible assets, stocks? Investments?

[@dollsNcats]

I wish I could live so simple ! Like it’s so stress free. Only thing I would change would be a phone. No fancy phone even a cheap flip . More for emergencies

[@brenae4234]

Lol I’m from Wisconsin and I was able to make out from his childhood pic he went to Ashwaubenon day camp. That’s rural small town Wisconsin fasho!

[@TiktokBrandoniMacaroni]

I’m subscribed to him he grows his own food also , keep up the great videos

[@kaidrewry4378]

One word: inspirational! Lol, maybe he should watch insane closet tours ... he would get a heart attack

[@That70sRocker]

The essential oil says pretty much everything you need to know about him

[@benreed6523]

How can he only have 3780 dollars and 20+ million subs?

[@FingeringThings]

That backpack must be heavy to carry

[@Jay-kl8jq]

McDonald's what. Explain ur reasoning there

[@norrisjackson6061]

@McDonald's you must be joking if not shutup

[@norrisjackson6061]

@McDonald's wow you are so ignorant and sensitive

[@lvy3273]

@McDonald’s The comment wasn’t meant to mean a fat giraffe. They commented in English, not in Kilokawa. You should think before relying to comments, and being rude.

[@rechubcire5362]

McDonald's what no it doesn’t mean he is fat it is just a lot of stuff to go I a back pack

[@lifereceiver3661]

Bro, i also have drastically decreased buying non food items. Now basically using what i had already bought. The things produced used alot of slavery. Now since i have drastically reduced consumption, and am planting food seeds and uprooting poisonous plants on public land, my financial expenditure decreased greatly to having attained financial freedom given the money in my bank now.

[@noseefood1943]

When you want nothing you have everything

[@Jreyes1989]

The things you own end up owning you

[@AdiPrimandaGinting]

The Stoics said that living like Diogenes the Cynics is the short path for virtue or a good life. Although the Stoics weren't as extreme as the Cynics, they still admired the courage the Cynics took to live deliberately in an extreme poverty or like a dog basically. We the common people can also see the person in the video and the other extreme minimalists with an awe and take inspiration from them to throw and to change some unnecessary goods and habits that we have. People living in extreme are there to be ideals that perhaps we will never emulate, but they are for us to learn. Cheers!

[@twalkerw.3317]

Great Video, Rob! When I was a child in the 60s, I had a book entitled "Alberic the Wise," illustrated by Domenico Gnoli ( you must have the Gnoli illustrations to get the vibe). You are for me like that childhood character come to life. Cheers!

[@StoryScrollzen]

Dont listen to comment that says "omg mr beast just comment on my recent video im crying" and their profile is fortnite

[@alexu176]

but what if he did...

[@StoryScrollzen]

@@alexu176 then cool. But PLS DONT DO IT, YOU WILL GET VIRUS ON YOUR PHONE

[@notaclam1]

It kind of doesn't really matter how much you have or don't have. As long as you enjoy what you have.

[@sarahtalks2much]

Amazing! ❤️

[@Sarah-mc1ws]

i love that all his clothes are green

[@shell7324]

My question. We live on the bare minimum. How do you handle retirement?

[@metatheria]

Ok but if he doesn't have any insurance what would he do if he got sick? I just had surgery that would've cost me $75,000 but with my insurance through work was $1000.

[@brycekelley4392]

And then he got robbed.

[@karencanispeaktothemanager5340]

Wow, this is actually so inspiring

[@Syyey]

Oh my $50,000 car? Yeah that's in this $5 backpack don't worry

[@susanlin9190]

he has a point