Nothing wrong with young people spending a bit of time to 'hack the system', 'get out there', 'do new things', etc. As long as this is strictly a personal proj

Nothing wrong with young people spending a bit of time to 'hack the system', 'get out there', 'do new things', etc. As long as this is strictly a personal project, with a goal, and an exit strategy, it's absolutely fine. He'll probably grow up to be quite a successful person, and no doubt will have learnt a fair bit this year, as well as being humbled. Being homeless is grim, but it's nice to have perspective sometimes and a heightened sense of empathy, and not constantly live life on ezpz mode.