I might have to live in my barebones cargo van, what…
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I might have to live in my barebones cargo van, what essentials should I get?
it's just metal and it has windows all around with no curtains, I'm out of the country and when I move back (in less than 10 days) I might not have enough money to rent a room like I have planned, but I do have this cargo van that I've been trying to sell, I'm 26 years old, Ik it's not healthy but I don't really use the bathroom much so I can rely on a planet fitness subscription for my bathroom needs, I have access to a rug and a pillow and maybe some other bedding stuff (it's in a storage unit, don't remember what's there exactly).
\-what should I use to cover all the windows? the whole van is surrounded by windows, the whole side lengths and even the back doors.
\-what should I get to keep me warm? since I can't do the whole insulation, walls, flooring etc, and won't have any electricity aka solar or batteries, are blankets enough? (I can withstand the heat or even a small fan is enough for me)
\-how do I find safe areas to park at? (metro vancouver)
\-anything else I'm too new to know that I need to pay attention to? or figure out before moving into the van?
\-I wanted to move in a van (a built one) for sometime now, but being forced to do it without any preparation is taking a toll on me ngl, any advice on the mental front?
\-it is a weird situation I'm in and I might get some money to rent a room after all, just saying this because I don't wanna waste anyone's time but I will take your advice and tips to heart, thank you
#lifestyle
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it's just metal and it has windows all around with no curtains, I'm out of the country and when I move back (in less than 10 days) I might not have enough money to rent a room like I have planned, but I do have this cargo van that I've been trying to sell, I'm 26 years old, Ik it's not healthy but I don't really use the bathroom much so I can rely on a planet fitness subscription for my bathroom needs, I have access to a rug and a pillow and maybe some other bedding stuff (it's in a storage unit, don't remember what's there exactly).
\-what should I use to cover all the windows? the whole van is surrounded by windows, the whole side lengths and even the back doors.
\-what should I get to keep me warm? since I can't do the whole insulation, walls, flooring etc, and won't have any electricity aka solar or batteries, are blankets enough? (I can withstand the heat or even a small fan is enough for me)
\-how do I find safe areas to park at? (metro vancouver)
\-anything else I'm too new to know that I need to pay attention to? or figure out before moving into the van?
\-I wanted to move in a van (a built one) for sometime now, but being forced to do it without any preparation is taking a toll on me ngl, any advice on the mental front?
\-it is a weird situation I'm in and I might get some money to rent a room after all, just saying this because I don't wanna waste anyone's time but I will take your advice and tips to heart, thank you
#lifestyle
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