David Boree

And this is where a guy named Curtis.

They've got a worse living space.

They've got a worse living space.

They made it worse than boats.

Oh boy, I can't tell you how much of this story is just the result of Bay Area rent prices being unreasonable.

It's really a real estate story.

Yeah, it's a real, just like Superman 1.

So enter Curtis Lind.

Lind is a guy.

He made his career doing shipping.

He lived in a boat in and around where Ziz and her friends were living at sea, and they met each other through that.

He sells them an anchor.

But he's also pushing 80, and so he's interested in getting out of the boat life because it sucks, and he's got a plot of land that he's got a house on, and he's got extra space that he's interested in renting out.

There's not like full houses, but there's like some shipping containers and I think like some RV, like a busted RV or whatever.

And he's got like some power and water hookups.

Here's how his son, Carl, described what his father wanted to do with this place.

He just wanted this as a place to let artists or woodworkers, electricians, to be able to come and live in a little trailer and have a container where they could work and put their tools and have a safe place.

So again, depending on how you're looking, he's either trying to like have a cheap space where like, you know, artists and the like can afford to like survive and have little working spaces or he's trying to be like a punk slumlord, right?

And I mean, the line is thin, right?

The line is thin, right?