Long Walks
The primary disadvantage to being homeless is all of the walking you are expected to do. On average, I walk 12-16 miles a day just to get from the spot where I make money to get to the store to spend said money. Hey, it gives me plenty of time to make dumb videos and take pictures...
Dreamtree, Walk and Talk in the Effing Desert
Just Take an Effing Look
Here are some pictures from my walk. There was nothing else to do but stick out my thumb and be ignored by my fellow Americans, who are apparently too busy to pick up a guy who is obviously walking a long distance and struggling to do so.... uphill.
Progress
I made it into town, set up at my "dead store front" then managed to make about $15 in donations in the course of 2 hours. Here is the progress of my recent work...
Service in America
With $15 in hand, I went to the Burger King only to be charged $11 for 3 value menu items. My calculations put the final charges at just above $4. The person would not listen to my problem, though, and made an assumption there was no problem. This was after I notified them that none of their public electrical outlets were working. They ignored that issue as well. I wound up just leaving the place in the middle of the transaction. The "help" was baffled? Makes sense. They didn't seem to "be there".
Dreamtree Returns to Camp after America, Um, Americas...
I notice this town has a lot of establishments where the public electrical outlets do not work and the employees play dumb toward the issue.
Pay no mind to the Nazi takeover of old...
Much Love!
Larry Sage Dreamtree