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I live rent-free in NYC. Moving into a van has allowed me to save, avoid taking out loans, and live a life of adventure.

Gerardo Rios Garcia got accepted into Columbia University, packed up everything, and drove his van from Mexico to NYC to start his master's program.

By: Business Insider

Jun 25 2024
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I live rent-free in NYC. Moving into a van has allowed me to save, avoid taking out loans, and live a life of adventure.

Gerardo Rios Garcia and his van.Gerardo Rios Garcia

Columbia graduate student Gerardo Rios Garcia lives in a van for financial security and adventure.
He drove his van from Mexico to… [+5552 chars]

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