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Yea, I get it—-sleep is important. I saw a guy get a ticket for sleeping in a public park the other day. I don’t know if he was homeless. I started thinking
by hellbannedguy 6y ago
Yea, I get it—-sleep is important.
I saw a guy get a ticket for sleeping in a public park the other day. I don’t know if he was homeless.
I started thinking where could I could legally take a nap if tired. I live in one of the wealthiest liberal enclave (Marin County). Home of Gavin Neusome, and important stuff like taking a nap is against the law for all practical purposes.
Yea—technically I could hike to BLM land? For myself I would be a 60 mile hike. And even then there’s a fee to get into the park, and there is no camping?
Personally, I’ve given up on a good nights rest. I can go to sleep, but wake up 3-4 hours later. This has been going on for 20 plus years. I do take naps during the day though. If I had a do over I might have moved to a country that encourages siestas?
(I know I’m not adding anything to this study. I’m just angry over the way we have made everything essentially against some law. And I’m venting?)
- wonnage 6y agoMarin, Atherton, etc. are the archetypical rich neoliberal enclaves... listen to NPR, slap a Biden sticker on your BMW, and vehemently oppose any policy that might result in you having to interact with or perceive a poor person