Live in the Library

I had this thought because my library is 24 hours, there's also a shower and everything. Plus the rent is sooooo expensive in my area. Ik this is an controversial idea but I really don't know what to do

I had this thought because my library is 24 hours, there's also a shower and everything. Plus the rent is sooooo expensive in my area. Ik this is an controversial idea but I really don't know what to do

I had this thought because my library is 24 hours, there's also a shower and everything. Plus the rent is sooooo expensive in my area. Ik this is an controversial idea but I really don't know what to do

I had this thought because my library is 24 hours, there's also a shower and everything. Plus the rent is sooooo expensive in my area. Ik this is an controversial idea but I really don't know what to do

I had this thought because my library is 24 hours, there's also a shower and everything. Plus the rent is sooooo expensive in my area. Ik this is an controversial idea but I really don't know what to do

What happens when the library has scheduled closure time?
Where do you keep your belongings?
Surely you're not going to be buying food for breakfast, lunch and dinner?
There can't be comfortable places to sleep, surely??
What happens if security (or library staff) clock that you're living there and then kick you out?
How does one get parcels and mail?
It's not ideal and the library was not designed for that. Please do get a proper place to live.

This is crazy bro 🤣 At least get a youth hostel or something to sleep in at night, they are cheap and will have separate rooms if you are willing to pay a little extra. The librarians aren't stupid, once they see you in there more than one night in a row, they could kick you out and ban you permanently.
Best of luck in this.

FWIW I have heard of (but don't know personally) folks stealth camping in vans (ie just Transit and a mattress, use nearby facilities). Pre Covid I even looked at buying a camper and staying on a campsite outside London to commute in for work through the week and driving home at the weekends - definitely cheaper than London hotel prices. There used to be a "camp in my garden" website for London that spun up during the Olympics, don't know if that's still going, but again not a long term solution

What's your financial situation?
How old are you?
Are you at uni?
What's going on with you that you are considering living in a library?

I'm a student so I have no job
im 17
Yes I am in Uni

I'm doing this cuz I want to save money for my parents, cuz they're already in their 50s to 60s and I kinda want them to have fun through using the money for themselves

“Have you seen that homeless guy brushing his teeth in the toilets?”

I'm doing this cuz I want to save money for my parents, cuz they're already in their 50s to 60s and I kinda want them to have fun through using the money for themselves