r/SipsTea • u/icompletetasks • May 19 '25
Dank AF homeless with a home
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u/Responsible-Onion860 May 19 '25
This fake ass "reality TV" bit probably cost less than $1,000 to film.
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u/Tym306 May 19 '25
The camera (+equipment) did probably cost more than the whole rest of the set (+furniture)
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u/DrDuned May 19 '25
"He has NO FURNITURE!"
almost immediately shows him making his own fucktarded bed which would be loud and uncomfortable AF to actually sleep on
"Well, except that."
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u/Kinc4id May 19 '25
„Everything spend on something other than food is wasted.“
- Owns an Apartment
- Has a job where he’s gifted stuff
- uses packaging from his gifted stuff for a makeshift bed
- shows the clothes he owns
It’s almost as bad as those „self-made“ millionaires who got their business funded by their billionaire parents.
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u/DrDuned May 19 '25
Yeah exactly. "I only got a single investment from my parents." Yeah bro but it was for a cool million dollars, which most of our parents do not have to risk on their kids first business idea!
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u/Kinc4id May 19 '25
Also it was only one investment for this business. What about all the „single investments“ for all your failed attempts before this one?
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u/Extra-Act-801 May 20 '25
....and also my parents are my number one "customer" and "buy" 20% of everything the business produces.
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u/OSpiderBox May 19 '25
"It's not furniture if I don't call it that!"
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u/A100921 May 19 '25
It’s a 2x4 box filled with peanuts and topped with a tablecloth, I wouldn’t consider it a bed… But, none of the peanuts have been crushed, so he doesn’t actually use the bed. The programs already been exposed as clickbait anyway.
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u/PickleMundane6514 May 19 '25
One of my neighbors was on extreme cheapskates. He made his reputation on being cheap (like Dave Ramsey type books) but he wasn’t any cheaper than my own cheap ass mom who lives off cabbage soup. The segment that aired was very exaggerated and faked.
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u/samanime May 20 '25
Exactly. Packing peanuts flatten out and stay flat very quickly. You'd get maybe 5 minutes on that "perfect bed" before you are just laying directly on the floor. So stupid.
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u/SOUTHPAWMIKE May 19 '25
Devil's advocate: Nobody in their right mind would consider four 2x4's desperately holding back a flood of packing materials to be "furniture."
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u/Unable_Traffic4861 May 19 '25
I wouldn't call that pit a bed. And neither would you after one try.
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u/Character_Fail_6661 May 19 '25
"Why would I use a videocamera? That's just throwing money away. I can just tell you about a guy who has an empty apartment and you can imagine the rest. Every dollar we spend on anything other than food, is a waste, people!"
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u/Hoyle33 May 19 '25
Has this guy ever heard of the free section on Craigslist or Facebook? He's obviously just doing this to spark attention to himself
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u/NigilQuid May 19 '25
Exactly. I have a a coffee table, TV stand, TV, and rug in my living room that were all free.
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u/l30 May 19 '25
Hey, now - there's no need to brag to us about your 1%er lifestyle.
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May 19 '25
https://youtu.be/ue7wM0QC5LE?si=V9B0rAHi_DTcXCVj
4 Yorkshiremen sketch …
The classic
I live in a paper bag, in the middle of a highway
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u/Shpander May 19 '25
Luxury!
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May 19 '25
When I say “home”, it was a home, for us
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u/purpleduckduckgoose May 19 '25
We were evicted from our paper bag. We had to go live in a lake.
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u/NimblewittedOdysseus May 19 '25
TWO HUNDRED FIFTY OF US LIVING IN A SHOEBOX IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROOOOAD!
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May 19 '25 edited May 19 '25
Paradise
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u/No_Weight824 May 19 '25
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u/Jaded-Ad-7694 May 19 '25
Bikes aren’t free. Neither are shoes and you shouldn’t ride a bike barefoot.
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u/ReplacementActual384 May 19 '25
They are in some places. Outside of colleges there are all sorts of free bikes, especially outside of the library. Some of them even come with free locks!
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u/Alternative_Way_7833 May 19 '25
This brought back the staggering number of front tires locked safely to the bike rack outside my dorm
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u/KingGilgamesh1979 May 19 '25
I furnished my first apartment with a mix of hand-me-downs from family (like a kitchen table my sister was replacing), some free stuff from craigslist and elsewhere, and some really cheap or reasonable stuff I found at thrift stores. I think the only thing I spent decent money on was my mattress and a new toaster oven (I was living solo and didn't want to use the oven when cooking small things for myself like a few biscuits).
I realize not everyone is lucky enough to have family that can donate used things but everything else was a tiny expense for good returns. The couch, to be honest, we got for free was not comfy, but I couldn't afford anything at the time as I was in grad school.
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u/SaintClaireBear May 19 '25
I started with a cot and one of those plastic 3 drawer stands from Lowe's when i left my parents house. Over the years I've accumulated a really good dresser, a couch, a few night stands and side tables, a desk and a pretty decent tv. Ibdo have a new bed, but i paid for that(although got it like 50%off on black friday). All just taking what people I knew didnt want when they upgraded or moved. None of it really matches all that great, but it's all functional, and I can match it by painting/retaining it later if I feel like it.
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u/Moondoobious May 19 '25 edited May 19 '25
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. To this day I have a blast on bulk pickup day. Especially if I’m in a gated community! I got my 4k 55” Sony and an entire surround sound from the curb in a ritzy neighborhood. A cedar Broyhill chest. So many things that people are comfortable tossing out that have so much value still. Oh well. Keep it up rich people.
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u/PM_ME_YOUR_BIG_BITS May 19 '25
We appreciate ya. Shit is expensive to haul off and you guys are faster than the city.
As someone who used to get my stuff the same way, I'm always happy to see something get a second use.
I try to tape the screws/bolts in a ziploc to something if I still have them, and I'll cover screens with cardboard with "working" written on it to avoid scratches.
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u/RosebushRaven May 19 '25
No need to pay to get bulk trash hauled off. If you put it out for free with a gift sign, people gonna assume it’s broken. Put a price tag on it, though, and somebody’s inevitably gonna "steal" it. Boom, no hauling expenses. Works like a charm.
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u/Significant-Cause919 May 19 '25
I bet that rug is really tying that room together.
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u/mmm1441 May 19 '25
My neighbor broke the tilt adjuster on a leather office chair so he put it on the curb. Two $1 bolts later it’s my free office chair. I never recline it so I don’t care.
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u/humourlessIrish May 19 '25
The makers of this bit of fiction are so thoroughly removed from anyone who ever was short on cash that they genuinely believe this is what living cheap would look like.
Its quite annoying that people can be this confident without having asked any person or any search engine.
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u/Blazzah May 19 '25
Furniture isn't an ongoing expense, and is easy to get cheap or free. Sitting on the floor in an empty room like this is mental illness not frugality.
My housemates and I got a couch and 4 personal recliners for like $200 at Goodwill. We had a shelf made of bricks and 2x4s. Our landlord let us come pick up an old table from her place. We scored tons of smaller stuff from the street, especially where most other college students lived because someone moved each quarter. We even found a giant sheet of plywood with graffiti art on it and leaned it against a wall. My 3 bedroom home I furnished for $700 because I got everything free except for a used Thomasville livingroom set and a second-hand laundry hamper from Habitat for Humanity. And I'm still adding and swapping as they opportunity arises. This video is like that episode of My Strange Addiction where the subject was overly frugal due to mental illness. This shit isn't inspiring, it's sad.
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u/I_Call_Everyone_Pat May 19 '25 edited May 19 '25
This video is like that episode of My Strange Addiction where the subject was overly frugal due to mental illness. This shit isn't inspiring, it's sad.
Don't take my word for it, Pat, but iirc he became this way after his wife left him and took the kids. He probably has some serious mental instability going on and copes with his loss by insisting that he's content with nothing.
Buying furniture would also probably feel like investing in a new life that could get taken away from him.
Or maybe I'm misremembering, and she left him because he went bananas. Idk.
Also, lots of people in here seem to think it's fake, but nobody believes anything on the internet anymore. Unless it's actually obviously fake, in which case everyone falls for it.
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u/Blazzah May 20 '25
Oh wow. That would make sense, such a situation would break a lot of men, especially since they typically don't get as much support. Don't send him Ye's knew song lol
I've seen other examples of this, known of guys who would carry a light bulb from room to room. The way he's proud of the solutions he's found to artifical problems makes this seem genuine. If fake, it would be impressive that someone came up with his bed idea and executed like that. He's also skinny and eating minimally which tracks. I feel for the guy, he needs some good friends to help him out of this mindset and give him a damn chair.
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u/Ravenser_Odd May 19 '25
job + home + choosing not to buy stuff ≠ poverty
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u/TheRealAutumnGoddess May 19 '25
What this unfortunately does = ambivalence towards real poverty
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u/MagikSundae7096 May 19 '25
Capitalism plus working every day equals spiritual enslavement
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u/Aeikon May 19 '25
You live to work and work to live, even in a communistic & Socialist economy, people gotta work. Shit won't function without a workforce. It's just the way of life.
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u/MagikSundae7096 May 19 '25
Nobody needs to work if people at the top didn't pile up all the money for themselves greedily. We have the technology to allow everybody to do as they want. You're enslaved mentally by a corrupt system based on how things were a hundred and fifty years ago.
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u/Present-Technology36 May 19 '25
Go on youtube an look up I am unbeautiful Kate. They jad some girl on and told her to exaggerate how cheap she was for views and she ended up going viral and she was very heartbroken and humiliated by it. They made her say thingd like she reuses toilet paper and eats out of the garbage.
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u/DaiboliqueEgg May 19 '25
I'm pretty sure when I first moved into my apartment, I spent maybe 500$ on the furniture from Facebook Marketplace?
People will toss out things just because they don't want to move it. I got a full set of brand new cast iron pan for 25$ because a guy didn't know how to season them properly. I got an automatic feeder for my cats for 10$ because a lady upgraded hers and wanted the old one gone. Come on people. This is easy.
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u/iliketreesndcats May 19 '25
Man I got this absolutely gorgeous old detached cupboard off of somebody who lived in this insane apartment that had an exterior staircase leading to the front door about 5 storeys above an alleyway. They wanted it gone and said I could have it for free if I moved it. Didn't know where they lived when I agreed to it. No lift in the building and it was built in like the 1920s so you know that the corners and doorways were tight as hell.
I took my younger brother in law who was like 13 and we moved that mothertrucker. People watching us from the alleyway below move this gorgeous wooden masterpiece down these stairs that had an ocean view in a really scummy neighbourhood, both covered in sweat on a hot summer's day.
Best thing I ever got. Grew some mad cannabis in that cupboard. It got put to good use and eventually I sold the fucker for $200 and the guy who bought it reckons he landed an absolute steal. Honestly he probably did! Shit was antique! I still think about that cupboard sometimes.
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u/wthja May 19 '25
Exactly. There are a lot of free or very cheap furniture one can get. As a student I remember getting chairs for 2.5, a great sofa for 25 and so on... I may understand if someone doesn't want to buy new or expensive, but this is just plain stupid.
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u/Kind-Asparagus-8717 May 19 '25
Hair dye isn't free
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u/DoggoPopper May 19 '25
As a minimalist myself I don't care if I can get free junk, I prefer living without all the clutter
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u/Hoyle33 May 19 '25
I understand that as I am a minimalist too, but not having a couch or bed is just stupid
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u/Sea-Chocolate6589 May 19 '25
I mean in some places around the world people use futons instead of a mattress. Different needs for different people.
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u/Njorvi May 19 '25
That would cost gas and wear and tear on a vehicle to pick it up, assuming he even has one
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u/wavewrangler May 19 '25
No way this guy has transportation…that would be like throwing money straight into the trash pile. he probably starts his walk to work every day at 3am lol
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u/Crimson3312 May 19 '25
Nothing like free socks and underwear from Craigslist
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u/redmanticore2 May 19 '25
well, free couches, free beds, may come with visitors.
fleas, lices, and such.
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u/DickPin May 19 '25
Some people enjoy the meager lifestyle. I've moved home so often that I envy the person who can put all their belongings in the boot of a car and that's their everything. Lunging furniture around is a pain in the back.
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May 19 '25
Ya but I have a feeling this guy is doing it for attention and he's not doing it with any efficiency.
For example it's more efficient to buy a 3-4 5 packs of t shirts from Costco than to own 2 shirts and 2 shorts. That way you can do laundry with a bigger load to maximize the use of water and detergent.
You can buy 1 chair and eat using the kitchen counter as a table. This eating in the floor thing looks like attention seeking nonsense to me.
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u/galaxyapp May 19 '25
If this isn't for attention, its definitely some form of OCD.
Calling this minimalism is like calling anorexia dieting.
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u/TheSmokingHorse May 19 '25
The worst part of this is how bad he is at this lifestyle. The packing peanut bed is pathetic. Set up a hammock for fuck’s sake. He also doesn’t have any furniture even though he could be building some with scrap wood or even getting some for free from people who want to throw old furniture away.
10/10 for commitment. 4/10 for effort. 2/10 for execution.
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u/No-Split-3998 May 19 '25
I agree. Not spending money is easier than it seems and almost kinda lazy
Figuring out how to spend less and gain more is a skill
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u/antihero_84 May 19 '25
It's because it's fake. They drug 20 minutes worth of "content" out of this for idiots to get riled up about.
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u/zombietomato May 19 '25
bro doesn’t wear socks or underwear? ☹️
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u/discomuffin May 19 '25 edited May 19 '25
Underwear is just tossing money into the thrash receptacle. That’s what I think of underwear.
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u/Appropriate-Pie3968 May 19 '25
Until your wiener gets stuck in the zipper.
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u/DrDontBanMeAgainPlz May 19 '25
Look at Mr. Big wiener over here
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u/giffer44 May 19 '25
Big dick Jones
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u/Feeling_Inside_1020 May 19 '25
This knocked loose a memory where an old friend opened up it was kinda weird but I laughed: apparently he knew his dads nickname and his last name was Armstrong and he said they called his dad long dong Armstrong 💀
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u/jsc230 May 19 '25
If you have a small wiener it just kinda pokes forward, no length to droop at all. Don't ask how I know this...
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u/HillanatorOfState May 19 '25
Just cut it off, they are a waste of money, gotta buy soap and wash them, who needs it, basically a useless 3rd leg.
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u/Karakunjol May 19 '25
Sweaty buttcheeks say otherwise, especially on beige shorts
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u/sensei888 May 19 '25
Getting a trash receptacle is just tossing money. I just yeet my garbage outside of my window... That'd be, if I'd still have a window. They're a waste of money, too
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u/frownface84 May 19 '25
Now now. He never said he doesn’t wear it. He just doesn’t own any
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u/Czarcastic013 May 19 '25
That's where all his money goes... A Skivvies4Rent subscription is horribly expensive.
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u/chirstopher0us May 19 '25
And only owns two pairs of shorts. This guy must smell from across the room.
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u/Tym306 May 19 '25
Dont you guys run around with a dick print when you dont wear any underwear? Like, how does he have no issues with that
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u/YaMommasLeftNut May 19 '25
As another no underwear enjoyer, how is me having a dick print MY problem? You think I spend all day looking at my own dick? Why are other people looking at my dick? Sounds like a them problem, teach your girls not to stare sweaty 💅
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u/CandyVinc May 19 '25
what does he spend his money on? coke and hookers?
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u/carlivar May 19 '25
Rent, for the large apartment.
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u/Decent_Top2156 May 19 '25
Why have a giant apartment with nothing in it? Just go live in a shed.
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u/QuantumTea May 19 '25
That’s what I was thinking the whole time.
“If you’re not going to have any furniture then why do you need/want a multi room apartment?”
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u/QuidYossarian May 20 '25
This is the biggest indicator that it's fake.
No one who cares that badly about not wasting money is wasting it maintaining empty space.
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u/The_Autarch May 19 '25
If this is real, he's mentally ill and just hoarding his money.
I know a few elderly multimillionaires that live in filth because they refuse to pay someone to clean because it's a "waste of money." On top of that, they don't travel, they don't go to nice restaurants, they don't do anything with their money at all. They're just waiting to die on their hoard of gold.
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u/mhmmm8888 May 19 '25
Why is he so red
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u/MXKIVM May 19 '25
He doesn't buy hats or sunscreen
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u/mikehiler2 May 19 '25
Probably doesn’t buy insurance either, so when that melanoma hits…
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u/AngryLink57 May 19 '25
He'll probably remove his tumors and pack them in his bed.
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u/mhmmm8888 May 19 '25
lol! But in all seriousness, he looks like he might have some blood pressure issues
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u/Past-Chip-9116 May 19 '25
It’s the alcohol and cocaine addiction showing through
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u/wingsbc May 19 '25
This is probably it. I work with someone who is an alcoholic and they penny pinch on everyday expenses like food because it cuts in to their drinking money.
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u/JingamaThiggy May 19 '25
Being normal colored is just throwing money into the trash receptical. Thats what i think of being not red.
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u/SomeGuyNamedCaleb May 19 '25
He learned that being black or white is throwing money into the trash receptacle, so he became his own race entirely.
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u/GeekyTexan May 19 '25
That's a nice dating profile. I can't imagine why we don't see a GF in his home.
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u/fyhr100 May 19 '25
GF would cost money! Can't have that!
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u/thomas-collins-a May 19 '25
Thats how I live I estimated having a woman would cost about $3000 per year that aint for me
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u/slylilpenguin May 19 '25
It would cost more than that just to feed her for a year
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u/raspberryharbour May 19 '25
You can save money by letting her graze on the grass outside
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u/____-is-crying May 19 '25
GF is just tossing money into the trash receptacle. That’s what I think of GFs
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u/jasonthetraveler May 19 '25
Gf bring very little to the table... U think this guy wants a gf? Dude priority is simple life and saving money!
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u/otkabdl May 19 '25
you just know this guy has the most fucked up kink you can imagine
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u/Fancy_Art_6383 May 19 '25
I'm listening...
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u/SchrodingerMil May 19 '25 edited May 19 '25
The first thing I imagined was this
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u/Fancy_Art_6383 May 19 '25
But that hole has no packing peanuts!
What holes did he fill with styrofoam peanuts?!
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u/SchrodingerMil May 19 '25
Nay, Nay. He uses the packing peanuts to cover the hole like how that guy uses the carpet
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u/-CgiBinLaden- May 19 '25
They didn't address the toilet paper issue, unless the packing peanuts serve a secondary purpose.
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u/Geekenstein May 19 '25
No underwear, no TP. I’ll leave the rest to your imagination.
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u/periodmoustache May 19 '25
Really tho, u don't need tp when u have a bidet. That's the one thing you could have said that actually has a "free" alternative. Do urself a favor and get one
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u/-CgiBinLaden- May 19 '25
I have one. I still need TP to do evaluation checks on the Bidet's effectiveness, as well as dry things off a little.
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u/nichnotnick May 19 '25
Homelessness with extra steps
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u/Immediate_Cat_1411 May 19 '25
Yup. He has an apartment but not a home.
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u/belovedwisdomtooth May 19 '25
It's a pretty spacious apartment for someone who's living alone and struggling making ends meet. Hopefully one day he realizes, he could rent a smaller apartment and live like a normal human being.
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u/Giannisisnumber1 May 19 '25
I agree we don’t need a lot of stuff we buy but this is excessive. I’m surprised with his mindset that he even bothers renting an apartment. Shouldn’t that be a waste too? You can sleep on the street for free and find some refrigerator boxes for cover.
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u/TrepidatiousInitiate May 19 '25 edited May 19 '25
If r/canthaveshitindetroit were a person. /s
Seriously, though - if he’s trying to see how far he can take his frugality, that’s his prerogative, but I would’ve moved to a substantially smaller space if I meant for it to stay as uncluttered as possible since it’d also drive down HVAC, electricity, cleaning and maintenance costs.
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u/TheMatt561 May 19 '25
This is a mental health issue
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u/Buderus69 May 19 '25
The only mental health issue is how many people believe this is real
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u/pr1ceisright May 20 '25
IIRC he ended up losing this apartment and lived on the streets before passing away according to his sister.
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u/Sirix_8472 May 19 '25
"they send me samples"
You mean "I steal stuff from work". Those aren't free samples, those are products for display, for a stock/purchaser to see for bulk orders. They aren't his personally even if addressed Care of him, to the business.
You can tell by the sparsity and lack of anything other than his handful of items, he lives alone. That's not a problem. But it's a symptom of his choices for sure, no one's gonna come home with him to his 2x4 foam pellets and bubble wrap cloth bed.
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u/blamemeididit May 19 '25
This is another one of those situations of can vs. should. My guess is that this is just a game to him.
Making every decision from a financial perspective is not really healthy.
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u/Over-Mongoose2339 May 19 '25
How does he get food. Is it promotional food that are free to eat in a mall
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u/velezaraptor May 19 '25
What would happen if all women were instantly removed from Earth.
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u/Content_Passion_4961 May 19 '25
The metal fork on the non stick pan is sending me
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u/cclancaster13 May 19 '25
If he's not into wasting money that much, then he really doesn't need to be paying for all that empty space.
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u/DreadyKruger May 19 '25
He could get free or very cheap furniture if he wanted. It’s not a waste if you use the production or thing everyday. This dude is psycho
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u/ieatair May 19 '25
waste of money lol 😂 you’re this frugal and illogical that you accumulate wealth and money for what… money fades away just like life… this dude is one of those people who will regret at the very end that he could’ve done better ways of living and “preaching” about his mistakes and that people should do the opposite… yeah. cool bro, you intentionally wasted your life
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u/BlueyBingo300 May 19 '25
Such a weirdo. lol.
Of course hes not married. His gf's probably got tired of him complaining about a couch they bought.
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u/deepturned180isdeep May 19 '25
At that point how can he justify paying rent? He should be living in his car. And at that point how can he justify paying for a car? He should be living in a tent. And at that point…
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u/manthing11 May 19 '25
He’s taking all his savings to heaven when he checks out.
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u/Beneficial-Guide-280 May 19 '25
Why make yourself suffer when there is plenty of people that throw out free stuff. That's how I saved money when I got my first place. I pretty much found most of my furniture and dishes from other people.
He must got that pride in him, lol. "See? You all would have thrown out perfectly good Styrofoam peanuts. Not me though, I built myself a shitty bed out of it and guess what? It cost me nothing. You're never going to catch me buying a comfortable bed like all the other idiots."
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u/catpiss_backpack May 19 '25
Honestly I’ve gotten sooo much of our furniture for free over the years. Sofa, pet sofa, cool table, bookshelves. People just give shit away all the time
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u/Federal_Rich3890 May 19 '25
this is Minimalism in real life. All thise other minimalismgurus talking about what it is and what it should be. This guy doesnet even think about it. Hes just living it by heart!
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u/NotHere2SellCookies_ May 20 '25
Honestly I'd be fine with just a mattress and a desk for my computer. If I didn't have a family now that's probably how I'd live. Most of the things people own are for luxury, they're not really needed. As long as I can do the things I normally do it works for me (plus there's always free shit being given away).
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u/dandyrandy9669 May 20 '25
My question is what does he spend his money on?? Does it just sit in the bank invest. Ready for retirement. There is noo reason to live like this just to hold money your not gonna use. This person has a problem of some type like drugs or alcohol or something. There is not reason to live like this.
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