Leland Brown Jr. and Breanna from Hatfield, Pennsylvania, have drawn attention with their unique lifestyle choice. Rejecting traditional work, they live in a tent and share their experiences on TikTok. They prefer to call themselves “houseless” rather than homeless, emphasizing their adaptability.

While some support their autonomy, others criticize their decision. Critics argue that their choice might be a way to avoid responsibility rather than a genuine lifestyle preference. The couple’s unconventional living has sparked debate about their motivations.

To seek financial stability and spend more time with Leland Jr.’s son, they started a GoFundMe campaign. However, they have raised only $162 of their $10,000 goal so far.

Their past shows a different story, with older videos revealing Leland working and living in a house, contrasting with their current stance against traditional employment. This discrepancy has led to questions about their true intentions and circumstances.

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