November 23, 2009
MOAB, Utah, Nov. 22 (UPI) -- A 48-year-old man who has not used money in nine years and resides in a desert cave in Moab, Utah, said he loves his simple existence.
Daniel Suelo said while he shops for clothes by going through garbage, he is content with living an existence where he does not have to worry about a job, mortgage
or other concerns that plague most U.S. residents, The Denver Post reported Sunday.
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