I'm getting kind of tired of staying in this extended stay hotel that costs me nearly $900 a month. I've noticed that most of what I do with my free time in such a room is just waste it anyways pacing back and forth talking to myself about my next move or what I'm missing, and the only reason I'm still sticking around is because of my concern for not being ready with enough STUFF to live out of my cruiser with.
So I got to thinking: What would I do if I got evicted right now?
I would drive to my father's house, remove the back seats and store them at his place if he's okay with it, and then quickly find a power inverter for my cruiser, take the little space heater he gave me, blow up an air mattress in the back (if it will fit, otherwise use a foam pad), then take my mother's blanket, cover the mattress with it, hook up the space heater using the power converter, turn the power on in my vehicle, and let that heater run throughout the night while I sleep on the mattress. And I would also try to scramble to find vehicle curtains or blinds to put on the side windows.
The only thing about that is, my father always told me not to leave the car battery on or to leave any appliances on because it runs down the battery. He would always say it like if I left a single light on overnight, then the battery would be dead and I wouldn't be able to crank my vehicle.
Logically, that doesn't make sense to me, because a car battery seems like such a massive and powerful source of energy, that it could handle that if it's the only thing running. Plus my vehicle has a battery gauge, and getting a new battery or a recharge every now and then doesn't seem like a big deal to me, and even seems worth it. Possibly cheaper than $800 a month.
And that's basically all I would need. I could store water in jugs and use them for brushing teeth and drinking, I can use the bathroom at the gym, or my father's house, or at work, the only challenge would be ensuring privacy, not drawing attention, and trying to change clothes inside the vehicle, which shouldn't be too hard with how much more spacious this is than my last.
What am I missing? Is my father right about the battery thing? Should I just insulate my cruiser instead?
So I got to thinking: What would I do if I got evicted right now?
I would drive to my father's house, remove the back seats and store them at his place if he's okay with it, and then quickly find a power inverter for my cruiser, take the little space heater he gave me, blow up an air mattress in the back (if it will fit, otherwise use a foam pad), then take my mother's blanket, cover the mattress with it, hook up the space heater using the power converter, turn the power on in my vehicle, and let that heater run throughout the night while I sleep on the mattress. And I would also try to scramble to find vehicle curtains or blinds to put on the side windows.
The only thing about that is, my father always told me not to leave the car battery on or to leave any appliances on because it runs down the battery. He would always say it like if I left a single light on overnight, then the battery would be dead and I wouldn't be able to crank my vehicle.
Logically, that doesn't make sense to me, because a car battery seems like such a massive and powerful source of energy, that it could handle that if it's the only thing running. Plus my vehicle has a battery gauge, and getting a new battery or a recharge every now and then doesn't seem like a big deal to me, and even seems worth it. Possibly cheaper than $800 a month.
And that's basically all I would need. I could store water in jugs and use them for brushing teeth and drinking, I can use the bathroom at the gym, or my father's house, or at work, the only challenge would be ensuring privacy, not drawing attention, and trying to change clothes inside the vehicle, which shouldn't be too hard with how much more spacious this is than my last.
What am I missing? Is my father right about the battery thing? Should I just insulate my cruiser instead?
