'“The challenge of not accumulating more and more things is a central component of minimalist living. Especially with a backpack, you quickly reach a space limit,” Stolley said. “The most important thing is my laptop and my noise-canceling headphones, which at least give me a little privacy on the train.”
After deciding that he wanted to move out of his childhood home to adopt a nomad lifestyle, Lasse Stolley signed up for Germany’s rail discount scheme and bought himself a Bahncard 100, which allowed him to hop on and off any Deutsche Bahn indefinitely. He estimates that this unusual living arrangement has cost him around 10,000 euros per year, which doesn’t sound like much, but is also not the most convenient way to live.

“The early months were tough and I had to learn a lot about how it all worked. Everything was different than how I’d imagined,” the teen said. “Every night I have to make sure that I catch the night train and sometimes I have to reschedule very quickly because it suddenly doesn’t arrive.”

But living on trains also has its perks, as it allows the young nomad to visit virtually every part of Germany, from the sea in the north to the Alps for a nice hike, as well as bustling cities like Berlin and Munich. Everything is just a train ride away, and he has gotten used to traveling approximately 600 miles per day. He estimated he has traveled more than 300,000 miles on trains since leaving his parents’ house.
Lasse gets to hang out in first-class carriages when he’s not working on his laptop and mostly eats at Deutsche Bahn lounges at train stations around the country. Personal hygiene is a bit trickier, as he has to shower in public swimming pools and leisure centers.

Living on trains is not ideal, and 17-year-old Lasse Stolley doesn’t see himself doing it for the rest of his life, but it works for now, as he still has much of Germany to see. Plus, his Bahncard 100 card is still valid for six months.';

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'>>1986079
>Minimalism and resisting the urge to acquire new stuff are an essential part of his lifestyle, as he needs to take everything with him wherever he goes. It’s not always easy, but he has found a way to make it work.
Literal bugman';

'>>1986083
why do rustics have such an obsession with being surrounded with 5000 kg of trash they bought off temu?';

'>>1986079
Somewhere a homeless person in San Francisco or New York is laughing at this amateur dork.';

'>>1986083
>consooming is bad
>not consooming is also bad
Can you retards make your mind up already';

'>>1986087
Theyre not, they dont have access to the internet, and most Americans can't fathom that a world outside of le eagle country exists';

'>>1986084
Boomers are usually desperate to justify their compulsive shopping habits';

'>>1986098
Consooming is good when you're not getting scammed and actually benefit from something. This requires you to actually use the things you buy too.';

'>>1986084
the fuck is temu?';

'>>1986079
Say what you want but i think hes pretty based. Autistic for sure but the experience he makes in just a few months will probably shape his whole life.
Learning to stop consooming useless shit is hard for most people.';

'>>1986131
it doesn't matter, replace "temu" with "walmart" or "tesco" or "amazon" or "ali express". Same shit. Pink faced boomer bitches about how the factory closed and then proceeds to buy the cheapest shit they can find imported directly from china because personal responsibility is only for other people (who should be punished for behaving exactly the same as the boomer because rightoid logic)';

'>17-year-old has been living on Deutsche Bahn trains for one and a half years
Gee, I didn't know their delays were this bad.';

'How the hell does he stay in shape? You can’t get much exercise sitting on a train all day. What about fresh air?';

'>>1986084
How about having a skill or hobby beyond "breathe and eat"?';

'Lets say theoretically I take a trip to Germany and do this to get out of paying for a hotel. Would I get kicked out of the country?';

'>>1986503
No, as long as you pay for the tickets nobody will care. But why would you do that, this sounds like literal hell to me.';

'>>1986079
>17-year-old has been
Damn, I guess he peaked early.';

'>>1986729
Because hotels are cringe and homelessmoding sounds like fun.';

'I bet this guy stinks.';

'>>1986464
Buying stuff isn't a skill or a hobby';

'>>1986744
yeah, buying train tickets is not a hobby';

'>shower in public swimming pools and leisure centers
Why doesn't he visit whores with the money he saves on rent?';

'>>1986202
Charlie on the Deutsche Bahn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsqBtZNBL60';

'>Child homelessness is le good
All of you, kill yourselves immediately. And who is hiring this mentally defective underage vagrant to do their programming for them? And finally, do you think he’s been molested yet?';

'>>1986079
>While most 17-year-olds are only just beginning to consider the idea of leaving the nest
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH';

'bump';

'>>1986079
>>1986080';

'>>1986079
>Personal hygiene is a bit trickier, as he has to shower in public swimming pools and leisure centers.

Imagine the smell.';

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'>>1986079
>self employed coder
bullshit
niggas with a whole ass coding degree are broke how tf is he doing it';

'>>1992774
With jobs like that it's all about references and work history. The degree means almost nothing unless it's harvard or MIT and even there, it just gets you an interview';

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'>>1987505
>article about young boy adventuring around his country
>immediately jump to dreaming about molestation
What the fuck is wrong with you ?';

'>>1992458
I always thought it was a war crime that Truman insisted they must treat their water with oestrogen.';

'>>1992874
Agreed. His grandfather, who probably sacrificed his life for the fatherland on the Eastern Front, would die again out of sheer shame if he could see this basedcuck of a grandson now - i bet he also got all the clotshots.';