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Avoided Starbucks today to save some money, and everywhere was full of homeless people. Didn't even mention every encounter, the woman who stepped backwards into the street as I was driving. These people.

Yes, I see the irony. I see how one could say I'm just getting my Karma for annoying all these other people, seeing a reflection of myself in the world. I get it.

Homeless people themselves aren't the problem. It's how busted up these people are, how crassly they behave, how they make me guilty by said behavior and get right in 'my' space. Not keeping distance like people normally do from each other.

Is it even cheaper to cook in the park? Dollar for dollar, not really. Time wise, it takes longer. I have to put myself around these busted down people, gossiping, being degenerate. But, the one perk, is I love cooking and putting my own recipes together.

Too funny. Can't wait until this chapter is closed. VanLife but not having to be around homeless people. Like the guy in the Sprinter van who rolled down his window and exchanged a big smile with a guy in a truck right infront of me. It's like the world in that case was setting me up to feel jealous, which I don't. That guy obviously worked really hard for that great camper van build.

I can be a normal member of society without all this stigma. Not weak, not viewed as food by the rest of the underclass. No recourse, totally powerless to stop peoples' bad behavior. Not stalked by neighborhood watch groups, whatever systems they put my name through. Can't be over soon enough.

And as I finish typing this, guy staring right past me like I'm invisible and I try to greet with eye contact and he just kept walking like I was invisible. Absolutely sickening to be treated this way. He did nothing and that's his right, but it's sickening to me to be not welcomed at all as a normal human. Other cars pulling in and sitting right in my rear view mirror, staring at me? Taking my license plate? Who knows. I am loitering here, breaking the rules, so they're not wrong.

Check by check, brick by brick. Can not wait for this to be done.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ih9R90lParo

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Hey, hey, welcome to the Ice Foods Daily Channel, part in the bad audio today.

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Some reason all my audio options are not working too well, because that's the big microphone,

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but it's in the trunk I don't want to go get out of the trunk.

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One of the big things I'm going to complain about today is going to be just how annoying homeless people are.

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So, yeah, I realize that my own begging is like a straight cat or even a house cat that's hustling, just running by every night trying to get some food with it's crying.

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Like, oh, yeah, I hate to be like a cat running around begging for food.

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It stinks, but whatever.

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So yeah, I went to the, I went to do an errand today, and I went to my sleeping spots.

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There was some new tent in a woman sitting on the ground with a bunch of garbage thrown all over the place like, come on.

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So that's the sleeping spot messed up.

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And then I went to the park after going to the grocery store, getting some candy beans in tomato and stuff tortillas to cook with in the park.

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And the whole section of the park is empty, and this super volume-y looking guy comes in park.

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Right in front of me, every single table empty could have parked behind me at some other bench.

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I don't know in the space, so I didn't say anything to him, but he's like facing me and like crankling some food.

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Just like chips and mountain do.

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I wanted to give him some good food, but I hadn't eaten since yesterday, and yesterday only had some free food I got from the restaurant.

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So yeah, I wasn't going to offer it necessarily, but, you know, it's like, is the outside world reflecting me back to me?

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Like, I'm setting up camp wherever I'm sitting in people's space, begging without saying anything like the sad bug.

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If you would have asked me for food, I would have given him a plate of food to, by the way, if you would have asked.

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Sitting there, I didn't let up the cigarette when I was putting out my second serving.

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So I'm like, alright, you're not supposed to be smoking in the park.

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So now there's only two of us here, and we're in this rich neighborhood, it's a nice neighborhood by the park.

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And you're sitting out there smoking a cigarette right in my face.

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As I'm cooking food, so now everybody sees, oh, there's a couple of bonds out there.

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Like, if it was just me, it would be like, oh, there's some guy out there making lunch, like it was the other day.

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I'd like, yeah, this is pretty cool, I can get behind you in this.

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But when some bomb consents sits right next to me staring at me, looking away when I look, you know, smoking,

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then some other guy on, like an e-schooler comes by, does the thing that they do to homeless people who they have no respect for, which just sits right by him.

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You know, it gets way in his space, which I'm like, that's not cool to that guy.

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But on the other hand, this guy is getting his karma for sitting in my space, like in my face.

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Not my space, because it's a public space, right?

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But I just was not able to enjoy that at all.

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And I don't need to be able to enjoy my food.

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But I also don't want somebody in my space smoking and drawing attention to me, and having me lumped in as a homeless person in a town that I'm new to, once you have that reputation, that we're going to shake it.

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You know, not that, not having that reputation seems to be helping me around town, but like, you know, it's a small town.

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I purposely moved to a small town, and I want absolutely nothing to do with the homeless population.

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I don't care who they are if they're homeless, they're not my friend.

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And it's because guilty by association is real and true, and I don't want to limit myself and get stuck there right away.

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I want to be able to go places and have them not know that I'm homeless.

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That is illegibility is extremely important for being able to ascend through the class, social hierarchy.

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You know, the social hierarchy may be moved up into the next class.

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The lower middle class would be great at this point.

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So I don't need people sitting around.

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You know, I hate homeless people as much as the next guy.

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Like, I'll just say it straight up, even though I'm homeless. I hate homeless people.

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Because most of them are addicts, destitute, and just if I don't hate them, I hate being around on healed people and they're extremely damaged.

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Maybe through no fault of their own, some fault of their own, I don't care if their damage like that, I don't want to be around them.

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And oh my gosh, it sounds like you're describing yourself, doesn't it?

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Are you getting your karma, buddy?

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The difference is, I don't, like, I avoid people.

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I don't, like, buildings downtown, they know smoking 25 feet from entrance.

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I don't get within 25 feet of a person and cook food, whatever.

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I sit right next to me and it's smoking, like, whole park.

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You know, yes, at times I sleep past sunrise, and I don't want people to see me sleeping, like, I say away from people.

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Well, God doesn't care. He needs, yeah, I'm like half joking, right?

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Like am I legit seeing a reflection of myself in these people?

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And that's what's so bothersome.

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And our people seeing a reflection of themselves and me and that's what's so bothersome.

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In any case, it's weird because, you know, all right, so I spent a dollar 50 on a can of beans because there was no price on it.

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I think what probably should have been like $169 or $2.

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And then some dice tomatoes and tomato sauce and peppers and stuff like a combined little eight ounce can of stuff.

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It's like a dollar 69.

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And I got a couple more just cans of regular tomato sauce, like I used the other day for 69 cents a piece.

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So usually, and I looked at targets price on the beans, they're going to be 1.69 there.

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So it's going to be like 250 for the beans.

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And then how much for the seasoning and salt, I got red pepper, chili powder, cilantro, and cumin.

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So I've had before already, and salt.

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And then some chili sauce, which I'm almost out of, I got a new bottle of sauce for $2.

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So I'm in an end tortillas $3.29 for like 20 or so of the soft taco size or $2.99.

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So you know, 15 or 30 cents for the tortillas, something like that.

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But 25 cents for a little bit of all those seasoning, you know, 10 cents for sauce.

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So we're at like 75 cents.

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Then the can of beans, I'll just use a whole can of black beans, the $2.75.

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Can of tomato sauce, 69 cents, we're at like $3.50.

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So already we're at, you know, $5 for 2B and burritos at Taco Bell.

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So then the stove I got, it's all because like $40.

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So say I use it 50 times, just call it a dollar a time, 50 cents a time.

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So, you know, we're getting towards the $5 mark, and in the fuel, it's like $67 for a bottle,

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but I guess we'll probably last about 10 to 15, 20 cooking sessions like that, and a little bit of water.

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In the minute rice, 14 ounces for like $3 or $4.

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I guess then we'll probably get like 8 or so, 2 ounces of rice each time, something like that.

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So I mean, we're already at about five bucks.

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Plus the time to go there, to set up, you know, just washing it with water, putting it into the trunk.

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But then you have to go and park, you know, tons of homeless people do hang out at, for I don't know that they're homeless like that cat,

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maybe they live, I don't know, you know, what better word, you know, busted down people, hang out there.

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So there's sitting there, Gus, been hanging out, smoking, having fun, drinking, drinking,

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and I have to walk through that, sit down, set up, you know, deal with stuff like that,

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I'm coming and sitting in my space, maybe.

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I like this fight on and go into Starbucks when I'm poor, like, I don't want to just, I hate going in there every day to begin.

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Like, I like going in there every day, but not looking like I look.

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Like back when I was a techie, I went to like a whole bunch of different like fancy coffee shops with like the much more expensive coffee.

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And like, I'd always like chat with the barista that runs cool, you know, we'd be like friends on Instagram, like, we were actually kind of like, you know, part of the community.

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But now at Starbucks, it's just like I go there and it's like, it's just like the most.

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So well, this guy was sitting there, I was thinking like, why, like, yes, I'm going to give him stink guy for sitting in my space and smoking.

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Like, it really has nothing to do with how he looks.

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But like, just that he's acting so flagrantly rude, like, and he looks like that.

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Because if he had just sat like out of my peripheral vision, I wouldn't even care if he was the same distance from me.

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I don't think, but he's like in right in my vision, like, with his body faced at me,

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but his head, I would be either like this or like this, but his body faced at me.

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And I'd look, I'd be like, looking at me and you like, you know, you know, like,

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man, like what, like, your legit being, like, putting some kind of connection between us for some reason.

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And I don't like it.

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Is the public space, I'm not going to be like,

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yeah.

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This smoking, I almost said, like, man, you can't smoke, but you know, it actually really bothers me about the smoking.

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I'm not going to say because everyone's always breaking a legal code at some time.

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So maybe even my presence wasn't 100% legal there.

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So he's drawing attention, doing something nasty.

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I'm just cooking, like, like, it wasn't any kind of, like, I wasn't like smoking, drinking beer, anything like that.

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You know, it's like a J-Lock level up in, like, you know, this,

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I'm just not going to see what it is in camera.

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But, you know, it's like, all right, so you're drawing attention.

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And now, like, some other guy comes in, like, one wheels right next to him,

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probably looking at those homeless guys.

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He always opposed to me just sitting there by myself.

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You know, it's like, on Friday or whenever Friday afternoon,

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I was there by myself, and it's just like,

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ah, some guy who works from home wanted to go to the park and cook lunch.

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That's cool.

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And I did the exact same thing today, but with the guy sitting right in my space.

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My public space, right, but I'm not going to fight for.

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So, you know, I didn't sit in relax on Friday after I ate.

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I just lost, and I did the same thing today.

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Because it's not really relaxing to be in a public space that's actually people's living room.

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You know, it's like, everywhere you go in public, there's these people who just live there.

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And I'm among them, and I, you know,

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I thought you wanted to do van life there, but he I do,

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but that includes the proper infrastructure like a coworking space.

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You know, going to Starbucks should be a treat.

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It should not be.

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And I spend more at Starbucks than I would at a coworking space now too.

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It's just like the upfront investment.

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125 a month for a coworking space.

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You get free coffee versus Starbucks $4 every day and plus.

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You know, if I go back for another round by 50,

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you know, minus whatever 45 cents, like five bucks for two rounds.

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You know, five bucks times 30 days of how much, 150.

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Take four days off, that's still minus 2130 for Saturdays off.

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So, I go do a hike every Saturday once a week.

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So, it's like I'm already paying as much to Starbucks as I would for a coworking space.

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So, I might as well just get the coworking space free coffee.

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And I will do that.

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And the reason I didn't do it before now is because, right now,

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I'm in a bigger town where there's jobs before the job that called me back

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was 30 miles outside of town.

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So, I stayed there, meaning to come take a shower, 60 mile round trip.

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Two gallons of gas, 10 bucks plus, you know,

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at $5 a gallon, eight bucks at $4 a gallon.

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Just to come take a shower and do whatever else I'm going to do in town.

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You know, I said at Starbucks whatever.

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So, if I'm working four or five days a week and showering every day before my shift,

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that's four or five times, you know, that's $40 a week in gas, just to shower.

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You know, that's $40, $80, $160 a month plus then whatever I'm spending at Starbucks.

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So, I was spending a lot of money before just on gas and the extra Starbucks trips.

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So, now, I think, with this paycheck, I'll be able to easily justify a coworking space,

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which is blocks from work, blocks from our iPark.

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I'm already logistically thinking about it.

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Like, I could just be riding my bike even more now.

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Two problems, one is just locking it up during the day and kind of like coordinating my movement with my car.

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If it's all within a few blocks, anyway, it's not a big deal, but I kind of want the car and the bike to be locked up next to me at night,

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so I can hear any kind of riff-rath messing with stuff.

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And then the other one is just playing that it's cold in the morning, and I just want to get somewhere warm.

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So, I mentioned on the last video, I only have a dollar 50 a day now.

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So, I got another $50 contribution from the AE, thank you so much.

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Absolutely, like, I don't know who you are, but thanks so much.

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It's just, like, such an amazing help.

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So, yeah, it's good.

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Yeah, I'm so, you know, just...

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Soon as I'll work again, it's Tuesday, and I've got, yeah.

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If I can get through five bucks a meal for the next, like, several days, that'd be awesome.

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I didn't get to eat, so yesterday, I think I spent no money on food.

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No, I spent, I bought a bag a lot of Starbucks in the morning before work.

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And then at work, I got a portion of...

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I was portioning some food for a dish, you know, you like portion a bunch of them into little bags,

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and put it into a metal container, then put it in the fridge.

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Then, when the chef needs it, they just grab one of the portions that I don't have to measure it.

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You know, put the bag on the scale, measure the tear weight, so light in this case.

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And then, just measure out, you know, six ounces of this, six ounces, six ounce, six ounce.

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So, the last one came out to be, like, 4.4 ounces.

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So, I told the cook, all right, the last ones were a little light.

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And they're all rolled up already.

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Otherwise, I would have just distributed it into them.

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But yeah, so that was my lunch.

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I just took it out of the fridge, put some salt and pepper in,

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ate it up, took a little walk, some guy, you know,

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homeowner, smoked a cigarette on his porch, refused to make, you know.

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It's just still funny the way people all, like, just, like, literally just, like,

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look one way or the other, like, you know, just like that guy on the bench.

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Like, it's just so, like, I'm just used to being, like, more well off,

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people are more friendly to me, like, as people are to well off people,

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because, hey, maybe they can get something from you.

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Whatever, I know he's not here to rob me, I know he's not chasing out my property,

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or the die.

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It's like, I'm not sick of all these homeless people in the park all the time.

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I just want to take my kids there, is that it to people have,

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the attitude I share.

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Anyway, I get why people are annoyed,

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that's actually almost people, and I am too,

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but, yeah, I don't hate myself, I think less of myself, like,

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and I do, in some ways, think myself, superior, like,

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I do try to conduct myself, like, by some boy scouty, like,

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coat of behavior, different application rules, whatever, but, like that.

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So, anyway, have a good one, bye.


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