Probably Pelosi’s or Newsome’s 501c3 non profit homeless corporation, paying their plebes $18/hr while collection $190/hr per night per tent to funnel to them via campaign “contributions”. Total scam.

USSR had titanium adjustable wrenches. BTW, long ago while working at a small shipyard in Waveland Mississippi I picked up a rusty wrench out of the mud. It was made in USSR. I'm guessing for export because the lettering was not Cyrillic. It had one feature that made perfect sense to me. You could only adjust it to smallest setting at 1/4 inch or so. More evidence it was made for export in my mind. But think of it, why would you have a wrench adjustable to completely close? Wouldn't it then be just an awkward hammer?

Some hammers must be made for explosion proof applications, such as near weapons or fuel. Those hammers can be a few hundred bucks each for regular industrial application.

In California I'm pretty sure a 35$ walmart tent would do you for a few years if you took care of it. Not to mention most tents I've seen have double zippers so you could even lock it with a padlock.

Let me guess, she was a hoarder also? Hoarders can't organize stuff, rarely know where things are stored and go on to get more and more of the things they hoard. Trash is regularly mixed with treasure as they have no thought about the actual value of things.

I'm living with a hoarder friend right now and if I toss even obvious trash out he complains bitterly. He says I'm "erasing" him. He wants me to wait till he dies and then I get stuck with everything. He can't understand that hoarding stuff now means he can't park his car in the garage, there's no space to do any work and or store valuable stuff. I've been bitched out for tossing broken flower pots that he claims he was going to fix. He'll plant stuff that he never waters and then when it dies he gets extremely upset if I toss a dead plant.

Or, when I do toss a dead neglected plant he won't notice it for months and then wants to know what happened to it. He'll claim he just watered a plant the day before but I check and it's wilted, has bone dry dirt, but yes, he "Just watered it".

A week ago he "gifted" me with two large bags of minerals his mom and step dad had collected over the years before they died. "I have a present for you" he proudly declared. It was late at night and I was a bit annoyed he just plopped them right in a walk way. I told him I'd go through them later and have a look. Yes, I knew about them anyways but it's nice he gave them to me. I expressed gratitude. The next day I removed each one from it's wrapping of old ripped up newspapers and the dirty plastic bags. Removed all the old wrappings and empty boxes from a shelf and then set them all back on the shelf for easy viewing and maybe I can donate them to a university as some are excellent specimens of their type.

He went into a long vitriolic rant when he discovered what I had done. How once more I was "erasing" him. How he had a specific plan where I could use them in gardening as decoration to a landscape scheme I had finished.

Uh, no. I told him, I'm not putting them out in a landscaping to attract passersby who would be tempted to trespass and steal. For landscaping a rock garden I use mostly granite boulders. This just made him angrier. Dealing with these sorts of people is extremely exhausting emotionally.

At one time he got high on meds and strew broken glass, artificial flowers, pills and other brick-a-brack all over the place. From his room out to the drive way. I cleaned up the mess and strongly advised him to never do that again and be careful with his meds or he'd end up in a care home or worse.

He started doing better but meanwhile was constantly asking about stuff he had broken. Then he went on a rampage in the trash pulling out some of the stuff I had tossed and throwing it back in the drive way. I patiently cleaned it all up again.

I've known poor people who would call leaving their windows open "getting their money's worth." I avoid those people.