>>2825176>I am going toThis is how you move forward from larp: never say I am going to. That shit fucked with me for years, and I kept putting it off and putting it off and suddenly I wake up and I've spent five fucking years playing league of legends conviniced that I was gonna be the next north american video games superstar. Just do stuff! Go out and start.
Now, as far as tablets, programming and such, you CAN do it, but you're gonna need to buy a few expensive power banks and also be near power outlets, which will limit where you can go, obviously. Probably gonna need to plug into a library or a hotel every 2 or 3 days, so keep that in mind.
Hobo Life, as you call it, is a shock to the system, yes, but it's also not a vacation. There's ticks outside. There's cagie drivers that think every bicycle rider is a target, because they are all retarded and talking to Shelley and Jamie on the phone about their next dunkin donuts trip. And, cant stress this enough, there's no air conditioning on the highway.
Please please PLEASE do an overnight trip in a tent, or 3 days in your local park's campgrounds, before just jumping full in.
I say this cause I jumped full in unprepared, and it's ruff. Do not do that.
If you have the mental fortitude to stick to learning music on a string instrument, as well as the initial capital to buy one, of course, playing music is a GREAT way to make money on the road. You're much more likely to get 20s and 50s thrown at you while playing some stupid boomer ACDC shit then you are just sitting on the exit of a highway holding up a shitty sharpie sign nobody can read anyway.
Best of luck becoming a non-larper my brother