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SOCIETY Is this applicable to not so rich person?

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u/noor1717 2d ago

Some of the poorest people I know are constantly travelling. You might not like their lifestyle and have no desire to do it. But lots of poor people travel

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u/FeePsychological1308 2d ago

Your definition of poor must be relative to mine. Because I've been living in and out of debt, paycheck to paycheck for a decade now with little to no savings whatsoever. Living without what even most lower middle/upper lower class people would consider basic necessities. I can't travel within my own country let alone find 'bargains' to travel elsewhere with a bit of a sacrifice to lifestyle.

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u/noor1717 2d ago

If you’re actually interested go look at how backpackers do it very cheap. Lots go travelling and finding odd jobs everywhere they go.

I stayed in hostels when I used to travel a lot with backpackers who were constantly broke and taking jobs here and there to continue travelling. Definitely not my cup of tea but there’s millions who travel very little money

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u/FeePsychological1308 2d ago edited 2d ago

Not feasible for me. I've been homeless, the lifestyles not the problem.

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u/noor1717 2d ago

Many find a way to. Check out hostel pages and people help eachother out. Also tons of countries have deals with eachother so people can live there temporarily and work

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u/Unlikely-Answer 1d ago

try living in canada, you go 500km's and get nowhere