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<blockquote data-quote="SteveFromYellowstone" data-source="post: 3669472" data-attributes="member: 73804"><p>First of all, I am close to quitting and then taking the "Brooks Was Here" way out. </p><p></p><p> IDK, my first week homeless wasnt easy, but it wasn't the hardest thing I've experienced. Now, my car has stopped working, ending my furiously determined job search, and my washing routine, as well as being able to shelter myself from this Sacramento heat. The only relief from the heat comes at night, which is when I work at the Hub. </p><p></p><p>I am coming up on my 2nd year as a sorter and I am going to keep going as long as I can. But the heat, hunger, boredom, walking and having to search for bathrooms is really going to start taking a toll. Somebody at work already mentioned how dark I've become lol. </p><p></p><p>What would you do in this situation. Would you quit use your remaining dough on a bottle of night train and begin to use your legs as toilets? Or would you continue to struggle? </p><p></p><p>My car is really far from work, so I'm thinking about sleeping in a parking lot down the street from the hub from now on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SteveFromYellowstone, post: 3669472, member: 73804"] First of all, I am close to quitting and then taking the "Brooks Was Here" way out. IDK, my first week homeless wasnt easy, but it wasn't the hardest thing I've experienced. Now, my car has stopped working, ending my furiously determined job search, and my washing routine, as well as being able to shelter myself from this Sacramento heat. The only relief from the heat comes at night, which is when I work at the Hub. I am coming up on my 2nd year as a sorter and I am going to keep going as long as I can. But the heat, hunger, boredom, walking and having to search for bathrooms is really going to start taking a toll. Somebody at work already mentioned how dark I've become lol. What would you do in this situation. Would you quit use your remaining dough on a bottle of night train and begin to use your legs as toilets? Or would you continue to struggle? My car is really far from work, so I'm thinking about sleeping in a parking lot down the street from the hub from now on. [/QUOTE]
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