Have you ever considered going off the grid?

[NaultD]

No. I live in alaska. As much as people dream about it, people actually go for it around here. It's just not sustainable in optimal situations and people ultimately take a half measure in a dry cabin off the highway but still 30 minutes from a grocery store and gym to shower.

20 to 25 years old and you know whats what is the dream image of off the grid living. After that it goes down hill real quick. It comes down to how efficient you are to recover from small mistakes that will grow over time.

[ADFSDF1996]

No because it wouldn’t really make a difference. Going off the grid seems like a good idea on paper but off grid people still need to pay taxes.

Damn pinko feds.

[Anonymous]

Yes but each time you use your bank card , get paid, drive your car etc you are on the grid. If you use the Internet or carry a phone you are on the grid.

[JoyGirl]

Most definitely!
I think in that direction every other day…LOL 😂

[OldWorldOrder]

Sure, I've considered it. But the US government wouldn't let me do it, and now I have elderly relatives to save from their own irresponsibility, so I can't live off-grid. Oh well. At least I can schwack people and take their food. 🤷‍♂️

[jshm2]

Done it a couple of times.

Once in Spain for a month, and the other was in South Africa.

Not fun times.

[888theGreat]

I am with my Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium, Nickel, Lead, copper, and Tin. All my Art don't hurt either. Soon cash will be used as toilet paper and starting fires.

[exitseven]

I have a summer home on an island. That is off the grid enough for me.

[OddBeMe]

Hell no. The grid has wifi, money and luxury. Off grid has... none of that shit.

[andreasderjuengere]

Each time we go sailboating :)

[Staximus]

Less stupid people=less problems

[Fuentes]

If i could secure that

[jimmy2]

If I do I am gone