I am a drifter, AMA
I am a drifter, AMA
For the past few years I have lived without an address and until recently a consistent form of income. Ask Me Anything
How does your lifestyle compare to that of a "hobo," "tramp," "vagabond," etc.? Do you consider yourself part of any defined cultural movement of that sort, or are you just sort of doing your own thing?
how do you tune the rear suspension for optimal angle?
also where to practice without attracting the attention of cops?
Where to practice
Tokyo, duh
I wonder if you know
How they live in Tokyo
If you seen it, then you mean it
Then you know you have to go
Little bit of toe-in for grip just like racecars.
You don't really do much to the rear setup for angle things.The track.
I feel bad for your situation. Sorry if i'm only allowed one question but if not I have a couple?
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Do you have a car? (I've tried sleeping in my car and it fucking sucked every time i did, no matter what)
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What are your favourite/worst kind of places to spend nights?
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Do you travel far away frequently?
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Any cool facts about anything at all?
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Ever try hammock camping?
What does the drifter lifestyle consist of?
An intricate knowledge of Wi-fi hotspots, meeting a lot of new and interesting people, always sleeping somewhere new, a lot of hotels and restaurants and a lot of doing odd jobs for money.
Doesn't sound that different to my life.
At what age would you say it would become unsustainable. Mainly thinking failing health.
I would say once you are too old and can't take of yourself so about 70.
Got any good recipes?
I work at Berger King so I know plenty but if your on the road I would say that tortilla + tomato puree + cheese + 5 mins in the microwave = great easy meal.