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Very true to life story

Posted by violinist3 on March 7, 2021 at 22:58:19:
So many people now are being forced into this van lifestyle. You tube is full of daily blogs by people living in vans and parking on national forest lands and places with no rent or inexpensive campgrounds. In San Francisco, people with 50k/yr incomes can't qualify for an apartment. I'm glad a film was made about this. Bob Wells in the film is actually a real van dweller who has blogs on YouTube. I watch Carolines Rv L
ife once in a while. It's actually expensive living in a van with lots of upkeep.