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Those have mostly been cut, Ravnos now have a huge Mythological aspect to them being around and centered around Mythologies as their ancestry, Norse, Greek usually Trickster Gods, they're now found everywhere in the world in Europe.

Ayyyy Glueboy, happy to see you here

@ScoutXdude Where there are good lore videos I'm usually lurking lol

Naw. You’re right. One of the few who noticed this absurd thing abt people. Glad to see someone else using their brain💯

Maybe you are.

Getting an RV is against the spirit of the question. As someone who lives in a cold northern country, I would rather go to prison. Prisons are not even that bad in my country lol. But I also don't own a car. You have to be 18 in order to get a driving license here anyhow and you mentioned highschool.

OH DEAR. This was not creative problem solving, my young friend, you pulled a Marie Antoinette 😂. If you werent young, this would be embarrassing. It seems you misunderstood the nature and purpose of the question. Because you seem very young, I give you benefit of doubt. But if you were mature adult this comes off tone deaf, bratty and obnoxious. Its like when they told the french queen "the people are starving they have no bread" and she said "why not let them eat cake" ie she was so privileged and rich, she is assuming everyone has access to cake easily because she does. I dont think you realized what this question is really about? In REAL LIFE, in the US, if a person cannot afford rent and they sleep homeless on street, park etc ,*they get put in jail *. US jail is not nice. My brother has been in jail for 3 yrs just for homelessness. They arrest him for loitering, 3 mos jail, when released on probation, he can never get to see his Parole officer or attend court dates, because he cannot get there to pay buses, has no address for forms to be sent etc. So when he no-show, they put a bench warrant on him. When he inevitably gets picked up again for walking around homeless, "loitering", they run his name and the system say he has warrant so they have to take him to jail for breaking parole. Now 9 mos time. Released then on probation, and cycle starts again. So the point is, maybe in this situation if you owned a car, you can sleep in that. So that's why it's a regular car vs jail. I lived in a van once. People who become homeless CANNOT AFFORD RVS. Not just the upfront cost of the RV but the cost of waste and water hookups, camp fees nevermind terrible gas mileage cost etc. Even if this were not purposefully referencing a reality with working-poor Americans, the car was chosen specifically *because it's small, cramped, difficult to live in, *just as prison is*. So you just didn't understand this type of question. It is NOT a "problem solving" question where the only limit is your imagination. A problem solving question would be harder to solve outside box. This is like the old "freeze or burn to death?" question the ENTIRE point is to force you to think WITHIN constraints - for a REASON. This CAN be as deep, meaningful and even creative as "thinking outside the box" or moreso. When an "outside box" answer is obvious and easy like this, it's a tip off that the question is NOT a problem to solve, but rather a difficult choice to reconcile. What you, personally are willing to sacrifice, and for what, reveals something about what you value most, perhaps something about your character. There's no right/wrong answer. The point is NOT to "get out if it" For example, it's like with old poetry, say a sonnet -- the point is what you can create *while constrained* by rigid conventions of meter and end rhyme patterns. Its actually more impressive and difficult to produce creativity under the constrained form. To say "oh well instead of a couplet at the endbof my sonnet, I'm going to do a triplet, because my imagery fits better thaf way" isn't "thinking outside the box", it's more akin to "taking the easy way out", or cheating.

Based wow_mao type comment.

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