If you we're homeless - where would you live?
 

Hypothetically of course.....

I live in Marina Del Rey, next to Venice. The homeless live like kings there......

If you lost everything - where would you go?

I'd fucking jump off a bridge.

I'm guessing the number one priority would be heat - There is a big difference between freezing under a bridge in London and crashing on a beach in Spain...

Also any money you did get your hands on would go further in a poorer area/country - Spain is still sounding good.....

Depends on where I'm at when I become homeless and the time of the year. Since I currently live in Kansas, I would try to make my way south to Texas before the cold weather really hits. If I don't make it, then I would probably be found dead of exposure.

my old home :) the local zoo

a REO house in Vegas or something

I guess wherever I felt like sleeping for the night.

same deal but in Florida {as long as no Chinese drywall}

or look into "adverse possession" where you can squat to take over a foreclosed house, I think Texas is one of the states where that is possible

Your couch

:1orglaugh

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Outside of the social welfare office until they give me place to live. At least in the past years about 1/3 of the homeless people died every winter in here, so better not to be homeless around here.

In real scenario my 4 member family (parents and a brother) has 6 houses, so if I lose my present one, I just move to another place. But that wouldn't be homeless, so for homeless scenario I would live outside social welfare office and look them with puppy eyes every day.

ten years ago in swiss, they gave you home, food, hygiene and everything, just passport and get in was needed ... now, i would choose some warm place with tons of fruits around, like south of spain :)

Probably a Caribbean island where one could fish as well as find fruits and sometimes vegetables growing from trees if one knew where to look. You'd need a good ratchet knife to scale the fish and open the coconut, breadfruit, etc, but it could be done.

In a van down by the river.

:1orglaugh:thumbsup

In canuckstikan it's so easy to live on welfare... I'd probably stay here, migrate to BC

exactly this, although, winter nights are still cold here, so maybe hitch a boat some where further south, the canaries, a beach on the canaries can't be too bad. Salt water to wash your clothes & stay hygienic, I would have thought many bards would give a little food ech day.

I certainly appreciate what I have every day & god help & prays to those that are homeless :Oh crap

Some funny answers!!

I think I would stroll over to Venice - the homeless there are happy as clams.

I find my girlfriend is becoming increasingly dirty in bed. no surprise though, she is homeless after all.

I would stay in my hometown

Honolulu, Hawaii, at the Ala Moana Beach Park. Seems I am not the first one to come up with this idea as they seem to have a homeless population there AND a soup kitchen.

If you are going to be homeless, you might as well do it where the weather is always perfect.

Yes, they could probably fly first class as well, what with all the spare money homeless people have :thumbsup

Near somewhere with unlocked wifi. That way I can post about how much of a player I am on GFY!

Dont they have hurricanes??

With rich GFY'ers. in Marina del Ray.

i saw once man sleeping on a table in the subway

Yeah I meet and make friends with people from all socio economic levels and I made friends with several of the local bumbs around there. They would leave me alone and even watch out for me and my place because I was cool, shared my weed and booze, etc. They would always tell me about all the resources that were available to them such as places they could go to get free food and clothes. One Thanksgiving I was invited along and they rode their bikes to several different churches to get a free meal. I went to one church with them and the food was fantastic. Yes I donated some cash I did not mooch. Interesting experience to say the least. But those guys would have touch winters because it does get really cold out there on the beach for several months of the year and people die of exposure at night.
They can make some decent money down there doing their gig like giving insults for $1 or entertaining people. The Venice Beach Wino told me he would make about $75 a day and he would save up all year and take a 2 week vacation to Thailand to fuck whores. Just think there are guys out there working day and night, paying mortgage, cars loans, student loans, medical expenses for kids, etc etc etc and they never have time to enjoy their success and then end up dying of a heart attack. These guys are smarter than them I think.

https://c2.staticflickr.com/4/3063/3...03ea1e82_z.jpg

:thumbsup

what? you guys don't like camping? ;)

I'd probably find work on a ship or something, no shortage of work on those.

South beach Miami

If I'm homeless that pretty much means I'm single too. I'll camp somewhere on the beach, stay at friends houses, go home with girls to their house maybe some couchsurfing. Whatever :)

If I am Homeless doesn't that mean I have no where to go?

I would stay in some shit hole :)

A buddhist monastery ...

Santa Monica

Best weather in the country and they don't bother you. Ive never seen another city where the avg home price is 2-3mm and they let the homeless run the show, LOL

I'd go live with my uncle, or another family member. Then take a look around at my situation and start planning my comeback.

I suppose i'd have to give up working on my second million since, you know, I lost everything and was homeless. That just means it's time to start working on my third. :D

I would probably try the Pacific Crest Trail. Just go up and down it. Stay away from the desert side though. Where there is no water.

I'd build a small secret underground lair in a park somewhere :D

Spend my days dining and dashing at high end hotels and restaurants.

this is a great choice of finding work when out of work, travelling the world too :thumbsup

free running water.

http://static2.businessinsider.com/i...-125750-pm.png