SiriusXM.

I felt I needed it to help me get through trips to and back from work. I always listened to comedy stations and nothing else, because the music resembled nothing I hadn’t heard before on repeat through retail stores and FM radio. When I couldn’t afford SiriusXM, I downloaded a podcast app that seemingly worked without needing a data plan or a subscription (I know the episodes are probably downloaded ahead of time on wi-fi). With this, I felt I don’t need Sirius anymore.

Monster Javas

I was an addict and still a recovering addict of this drink. It’s the only Monster-related beverage I always had, never caring for the other flavors. For a while, starting back about seven some odd years ago, I drank a can and I felt energized. Then as time went on, it turned into just a drink I’d have for the sake of comfortedness, because it was no longer doing anything for me anymore. Plus it was burning a hole in my budgeting because cans of these weren’t exactly cheap on their own.

After being off from a single can after three weeks, I actually felt a lot better. Probably not going to get back into them.

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    A home. I’ve been living in a van since September 2020 and I’m never looking back! Such freedom out here, all you need are solar panels and a lithium battery and a comfy bed, a gym membership, and you can go anywhere and do anything you want. And every dime you earn goes into your own pocket: no landlords or mortgage companies or utilities or HOAs, no property taxes, and you can live anywhere you want!

    And reading through the comments, I have done away with all those things everyone else has mentioned too! I don’t need any of it. Except for money. Someone mentioned money. That’s stupid. Everybody needs money.