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Donde esta la biblioteca?

Well, you’re a lovely person.

Sorry, not meant as an insult, just a brain fart from the idea of people ingesting so much plastic that they become plastic.

You’ll leave a beautiful, mannequin-like corpse.

I bought a steam link forever ago and ran an Ethernet cable from my router to it. Works like a charm.

I’m down for it never ending.

You nailed it. The thing is basically a tractor trailer. The truck isn’t far off from being a semi.

I have a buddy that owns a big truck. It exists for one reason - to haul his trailer RV thing when he, his wife, and their FIVE kids go camping. Otherwise it sits there and looks pretty. He hates driving it, but the trailer is freakin’ yuge so yeah. It’s never, ever used as a commuter vehicle. The trailer has solar for power in addition to using an external generator that can use like, two or three different fuels.

He works from home, she doesn’t work and takes care of the kids/house. Their ‘commuter’ vehicle is a small hybrid SUV, again, to carry the five kids to and from school.

Their house is decked out in solar panels and they normally pay next to nothing for electricity, which they get from the grid via wind power because Texas.

EDIT: I need to stress the size of the trailer. The thing in it’s towable state is every bit as big as a semi trailer. If it was smaller, yeah, I’d agree (and so would he) that a smaller truck would be required. But he did his research and got a truck that can actually tow the thing properly. And again, he uses the thing maybe twice a year.

It’s not for me. It’s not for everyone. I’ve tried.

You nailed it. Most folks just wanna get by without worrying about if they’ll still have a roof over their head in a month. Little things to make life just a bit easier. A shorter commute. A car that doesn’t guzzle gas getting to work. Some time off to rest and relax so they can come back stronger.

But no. We’re worked ‘til we die.

‘Goods’ as in ‘not food or rent’.

My wife and I together make about $85k a year. We struggle, no doubt. Not as much as we could, but to say we’ll be able to retire in 35 years is a joke. We’ve never been able to save. Not because we don’t want to or haven’t tried, but shit is just so god damned expensive.