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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

So there's a story making the rounds about a London artist who has converted a dumpster into a tiny home.

Now, he plans to live in it for a year according to the stories because of the cost of living crisis.

He claims, hey, I'm doing some work abroad and I was moving back to London and I had to start the dreaded hunt for a room.

And thousands of people across the country and the city are struggling to pay rent and struggling to find places that they can rent and afford.

And he said, even if there was a place that was in my price zone, then there'd be hundreds of people looking for that one room.

So he decided to turn this dumpster. He calls it a skip.

I guess that's a British term for a dumpster into a home.

Now, it's not the dumpster like we think of a dumpster.

It's one of those low cut construction dumpsters and then he built a housing unit inside of it and around it and on top of it.

He outfitted it with a small kitchen. There's a tiny fridge.

He said, I finally now have electricity so I can cook.

I've got a heater and I've got a dehumidifier because the condensation was starting to become a little bit of a problem.

And then in terms of the toilet, he uses a porta potty in the corner of the site.

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