America: Daily Intelligence Starting with the Homeless

Lin Simon transmigrated to the legendary City of Angels—Los Angeles on the West Coast of America. No job, no legal status, only the strange, sweet smell of the air in the slums. How could a homeless man like me dream of the American Dream? [Daily Intelligence: At the burger joint at 16 Rose Avenue, a wooden crate near the back door contains cans collected by other homeless people; they can be sold to a recycling center for $100.] [Daily Intelligence: At the junkyard, the unsold 12-year-old RV has $300 hidden under the seats.] [Daily Intelligence: At the welfare center on 17th Street, the beautiful 30-year-old caretaker, Elinda, has a stepdaughter who wants fish, but she can't cook and needs help. Incidentally, there's an empty bed in her guest room.] With these intelligence reports, Lin Simon leisurely enjoyed himself. He discovered that life as a homeless person wasn't so difficult after all.