Sup /out/, I haven't been here more than a few times but

>>1047489
Alaska

>>1047489
>$100,000
You should be a king here
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>>1047489
buy some land and build a homestead. i hear substance farming is a horrible life though so maybe just make yourself as autonomous as possible and work an easy part time job to buy food.

>>1047489
Boat is the worst/most expensive route. Something like your pic related or just a normal RV, you will need a part-time/seasonal job or a large nest egg to buy food/fuel.
If you have or are planning on having kids, homestead is the way to go.

Get a cdl.
I live in a semi for months and save every penny i make.
Then when i have had it with the stress i quit and take off in my van camping all over the us and mexico.
Once i am broke they always want me back

>>1047489
>stress and being shackled to a day job
Grow up ?

>>1049802
So being an adult means having a career and working your life away for things you dont want or need?

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>>1049802
humans aren't supposed to live like how we are now. The culture of the west fucked all of us over.

>>1047489
If you can't figure this shit on your own, you don't really have the problem solving skills to make outside the suburbs.

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>>1047489
Drop out of life instead, loser.

>>1053424
Comes down to the decision of whether the benefits of being inside the system - mostly advanced healthcare and technology - outweigh the downsides of selling our souls to banks. We're still just beasts roaming land, but most of us have decided that having new cars and shit is worth enslaving ourselves

>>1049802
One good goy point has been deposited in your account.

>>1047489
Buy an RV and start work camping! Get a rig that you would feel comfortable living out of and start living on the road. My parents did this and they couldnt be happier.

A lot of State/Public campgrounds/parks have camp hosts that will stay there for free but put in 12-20 hours a week maintaining the area. Many RV parks have work camping options, i.e. you stay there for free with free hookups but work 8-12 hours a week for them. This is a good way to keep traveling cheap and meet people.

This set up allows you to travel the US (Assuming your murican) for not a lot of money and see a ton of cool places without having to entirely give up civilization and creature comforts. It also allows for flexibility and to be able to plan your year in advance. My parents are hosts in Yellowstone right now, after that they're going to the Oregon badlands, and then for this winter they're workcamping for a park on the Outer Banks in the Carolinas. Want to be away from everyone entirely? Theres parks way out in alaska and montana that need to be maintained.

BLM and Forestry service also have part time jobs for people all the time that would suit people like you. Guy I knew got paid to live on the outskirts of a national park in an RV and hike up a stream to its headwaters once a week to count the fish.

Look into work camping communities! Theres a ton of info you can find online.

>>1047495
kek