What's living out of your car while traveling like

>>1241977
I had fun doing it.

You've got to be really diligent with organization, though.

>>1242053
Any tips?

>>1242061
On organization or just in general?

Check out /r/vandwellers. It's for, well, van dwellers, but you might still get some good info there

>>1241977
Comfy for the first couple days, then increasingly shitty

>>1241977
It sucks depending on the car you have. I'm a coupe kinda guy and it's doable but for long periods of time it will get more and more of a pain in the ass.

>>1242476
>>1242551
This, it's fine for a short time but starts to get harder after a while. Depends a lot on the weather - if it's too hot or cold you're going to have a pretty bad time. Also depends on the vehicle - being able to properly stretch out and have enough space to get changed helps a lot. You can make it a lot more bearable if you break it up with stays in cheap hotels every few days to get clean, cook a healthy meal etc. It works a lot better in quieter areas where you have less hassles with police, criminals, traffic noise etc.

>>1241977

Doable if you got a good plan.

I read an article about a guy who was willingly homeless and he seemed to be doing fairly well for himself. Worked illegal a few days a month to pay for his food and hygiene needs.

One tipthat stuck with me is to find the cheapest gyms to shower.

And make sure you occupy yourself. Use said gym or find free museums etc.

>>1241977
Pain in the ass im doing it now and i miss living out of a pack.......