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$71.50 per night is upwards of $2k/mo. Although it doesn't seem unreasonable for a free-standing single-family home, it strikes me as a little high for only a t
by mmt 17y ago
$71.50 per night is upwards of $2k/mo. Although it doesn't seem unreasonable for a free-standing single-family home, it strikes me as a little high for only a thousand square feet.
Then again, I'm cheap^H^H^H^H^Hfrugal.
More to the point, I'm curious if you priced out what a 250 square foot apartment in Mountain View would cost, if it's even available.
- SwellJoe 17y agoMore to the point, I'm curious if you priced out what a 250 square foot apartment in Mountain View would cost, if it's even available. I'm not doing this to save money, though that will be a pleasant side effect. I wouldn't be willing to live in 250 square feet, if I couldn't consider the whole country my living room. I agonized over all of the stuff I've had to give up, and I'll probably do a post about it, entitled something cheeky like, "Remembrance of Things Past" or "Requiem for my Things". The loophole isn't that it's super cheap to live in an RV (though I guess it can be); the loophole is that I get to travel all the time while living my mostly normal life, running my company, cooking in my own kitchen, sleeping in my own bed, etc. and as a huge bonus, I'll probably spend about $800 less each month on housing.