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From shoebox-sized apartments to literal mansions, our dwellings come at all different shapes and sizes.

However, beyond the realms of real estate, some people have gotten pretty creative with what they call home.

From grocery stores and sewers to the amazing story of a man who lived in an airport for 18 years, and made $250,000 from it.

Wait, what? Join me as we discover some of the most bizarre places people have been found living.

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With over 69 million passengers bustling through its terminals each year, Paris's Charles de Gaulle airport is the second busiest in Europe.

And like any airport, delays are bound to happen.

Only one man was left waiting in Terminal 1 for 18 years.

Meet Maran Karimi Nasiri, or rather the man who lived in Terminal 1 of Charles de Gaul airport

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