Are houses and apartments obsolete?

RVs have high upkeep costs. They are more expensive than homes except in places like California, which is totally under the thumb of rich Dems. As you know, California has at least 100,000 homeless people.

I got interested in RV lifestyle about a year ago. Some of the old hippies live like that. Have you heard of Slab City, California? YouTube has many channels about it. People like Bob Wells have been interviewed on TV. He heads up a Rubber Tramp Rendevous in Quartzsite, Arizona, every January. There is a lot of deviant behavior in some of those events and places. Also, there are a lot of poor people trying to live in vans. I think the big problem is coping with criminality and hygiene as well as expenses.

Silicon Valley does not pay a living wage--an indictment of the Masters of the Universe.

 

One of the most interesting channels on YouTube about people who travel for weeks is Long Long Honeymoon. They have an Air Stream trailer. But they have a stick and brick, too, so they get off the road now and then. They are good about evaluating equipment. The photography is nice. I'd give a hundred dollars to be one of them millionaires....