Jeff4Justice is Dying

m.youtube.com/watch?v=gye1P2rrNEE

Alright, several reasons why I’m responding to this last post of his from YouTube in this section… we have several guys experienced in living in a vehicle on this site.

Secondly, he is dead broke, just lost his job a while back, so his financial options to improve are limited.

Third, I used to live in Yuba as a kid, its where my mother met my stepfather (in Marysville), and remember the geographical characteristics well enough, and hiked across the state a couple of years back.

Last but not least, I know the threat of the cops and need for stealth. Hopefully, you Google your name and will find this.

Okay…

  1. Your staying down in the valley. I recall it was near savanna like conditions, and furthermore, its concreted. When a city is concreted, it’s temperature increases a good 10 degrees. When we started keeping track of temperatures around the country on a regular basis, what happened? We switched from dirt and Cobb to concrete and asphalt… everything was sunbaked, and our thermometers went up in terms of apparent national temperatures.

Trick is, don’t be in the vehicle during the day, even if you work the night shift, if down in the plains. I recall Beale Air Force Base was along the mountains, you had a wide swing in terms of climate. Hot as hell in the bottom, yet nothing but shady mountain roads along the side, and quick access to the (if I recall correctly) The Sacramento River. That river won’t get you clean, but the road from the base in closest approach to it is a favorite swim spot for the locals. You can wade around in it all you want.

Ideally, you want a area with these features:

  1. Its elevated and in the wind
  2. Its shaded in underneath a tree
  3. Near a source of water, such as a spring

1 + 2 suggests a hill or cliff. 3, yeah… I know, its not the rainy season yet, everything is drying up, but try.

You pull off road onto a dirt trail and park there. How do I know there is a dirt trail? Rednecks and military personal make them. They won’t bother you (at least the MPs) unless your on actual military land. They tend to poorly mark this (a white line and a sign), and are thus a little more forgiving on ‘accidental’ trespass.

Reason why you want it close to the base, is because police won’t patrol near a rural area just outside a base, unless its inundated by a bunch of hound lower ranking guys prone to drunkenness, and even then, know the military have two different forces that can be relied upon… MPs and their unit commanders to keep the peace. MPs don’t give a flying fuck about civilians on nonmilitary land, as long as your not raping and murdering, they will wave and continue on their merry way back to base if passing by. Cops do however often enjoy territorial overlap into military bases, permission of the commanding officer to do so.

Why is this important? You can stretch out, and hang out on the outside of your vehicle rather than inside, if your in a safe spot, secluded, where the cops will assume your military (collecting housing pay but too cheap/greedy to actually get a house) and military simply won’t give a fuck about you. The proximity of jurisdiction creates a void in either side’s desire to patrol. Its in a strategically cool location.

Option 2: Grass Valley.
It lacks the hills, but has the trees, and cold creeks. I used to travel out here all the time with my Grandfather to pan for gold. He found enough on one trip (several pebbles) to fill up half the bottom of a clear film canister (80s, prior to digital).

I recommend going out here into republican country. Why? I don’t believe in political parties, but know how to exploit them. Republicans are only motivated to respond to you if you threaten their property, if your otherwise making it, they won’t care, especially in a rural area.

You can do shit nothing, like you do sitting, dying in your SUV, sitting with your feet in a cool creek, panning for gold. You might just find some. If you don’t, switch locations till you do, worst comes to worst you’ve gotten experience.

I’m guessing no California Guard Card, so no security work for you. Day laborer or dish washing are possibilities. I know one guy in the bay area who does Event Security who might take you in if you do choose San Francisco temporarily for event security WITHOUT a guard card, PM me if you need it, it won’t ever be full time, or even part time, without it. I recommend just avoiding that hellhole (lived there for a long time).

Some simple upgrades once you get money:

m.youtube.com/watch?v=QHQ0v3da2g4
She made a very simple air conditioner for her car using bags of ice in a stylofoam box, with a fevy small portable fan attached, and a small plastic pipe punched through.

Air goes in, cool goes out. No need for AC. This fan can be powered rather cheaply, if you know how to do it, I own two such fans that are USB compatible.

amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00QBAVVM … ref=plSrch

This has quick shipping in the US.

Plug two-three in your windshield facing sunlight (park facing the unobstructed east) and it will suck it up, and charge them. Use them to run a fan that is USB capable (very cheap) to run the fan. Fan shoots down into ice, ice chilled air shoots across van.

If you own 9 bucks, this will do it for you:
amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00JXFZFS … ref=plSrch

You can get a car lighter-USB adapter to plug it in, or use rechargeable batteries.

Oh… Your doers and windows might be broken, but your hands are not. You need to roll your windows down, so pry off the inner casings of your SUV’s door to look inside and see if you can’t just manually slide your windows up and down.

Likewise, look into getting a solar panel for your car battery. Must be no less than this 18V, 5 Watt panel to charge a 12V battery (this will barely do it)

amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00QRHDIP … 7DB1APZXBP

I just ordered it to keep my Dodge Durango’s battery alive. Don’t have high hopes for it otherwise, but its food obviously to keep your battery peak.

I own a bunch of unused solar cells (50) but don’t expect you to toy with that. Its hard to stealth live in a SUV as short as yours.

Lastly, you don’t need your black curtains up DURING THE DAY. Take them down, put a basic sun visor up in the front, leave your windows cracked.

I can tell you alit more, but obviously can’t say much on YouTube, and just don’t care to sign up for a account to respond. So yeah, hope you find out about this. There are a billion things still you need to know.

ChevyG20, 350 5.7 liter, Gladiator.

More torque than you know what to do with. Cruise control, valance lighting, hard wood trim, CD Mp3 compatible, deluxe six speaker sound system, air conditioning, electric couch/bed, TV and DVD player.

Central command center:

Living room:

Somebody said something about living in a van? Oh okay.

Its designed to be lived in, but has low stealth capacity. Every cop and security guard glancing out into a parking lot at night will assume someone in inside that van.

Jeff4Justice isn’t employed anymore (at least I think he said that) and has a high stealth capable vehicle, he can park places even white cargo vans can’t get away with, because it is a SUV, and isn’t thought of as a sleeping vehicle due to cultural prejudice…

He is starting off from a nearly broke position, and his set-up involves little more than a black sheet to hide his visibility, but that same sheet makes it apparent someone is inside, and it builds up heat.

The police force was ran by my family there for years, and we tend to be big picture, greater good strategic planners, so the police aren’t on a war footing like Sacramento was bulldozing its tent cities and hunting down the homeless. If he doesn’t fuck around, they will leave him alone unless he becomes a nuisance. This being said, it doesn’t get cold enough to snow (at least I don’t remember it) and the interior heat will always be a issue, just in the dry season (summer) hotter than rainy winter.

He understands the stealth component to successful vehicle living, he needs to keep as few legal infractions against him as possibly in order to get hired. Fines can impoverish him further. But he only sees it as hiding his self as far as public lewdness is concerned. I don’t think he is aware that as far as society is concerned, he has qualitatively changed into something to be feared, and watched into the wee hours of the night. God only knows what evils a man sleeping in a vehicle can do if someone else is a proud tax payer! They have no choice but to call the police, have you degraded and thrown into jail, fined, talked down to by a judge and referred to a social worker who won’t help you. In the end, your either still living in the car, or worst, on the street due to the miscarriage of justice they vagrancy laws enforce.

Guy has a mobile bed, it locks, should be okay. If he leaves the area for a larger job market, he will suffer a culture shock once he realizes his since of self respect and relative justice isn’t respected elsewhere. He lives under a rather enlighted police force right now. Most places will fine you left and right to make their ticket quota, and drug users (who predominate under such backwards police forces as a very apparent community) will smash your windows in broad daylight, surrounded by people in order to take your shit. I had to do a citizen’s arrest on just such a delusional Cambodian crackhead in SF once, he didn’t care, thought police wouldn’t care. He was right, it just happened I wasn’t a policeman, and his ass went to jail.

Tell this dude to find either a Labor Finders, Labor Ready, or Able Body. They are everywhere. Temp services that pay daily. It’s shit work and pays around eight dollars an hour, but it’s better than nothing. He’ll have no problem getting employed by these places; he could be a alcoholic felon heroin addict with an IQ of -16 who doesn’t speak english and they’d still put him to work.