Nikola Borić, a former athletics coach, and his partner Zorana sold their house, farm and land in Papuk and moved into a camper. According to Borić, they have been living without a permanent address for a hundred days, and their total expenses have roughly halved: bills for electricity, water and utilities disappeared, while fuel and food became more expensive. During their travels they have not paid for a single campsite.
After a few months, the couple encountered an unexpected problem: an excess of free time. Borić described a rainy day when the horses rest and they have no usual tasks. After years of life on a farm, where there was always something to mow, feed, repair or clean, they were left without a list of duties. Borić admitted that freedom from daily labour was what he had dreamed of for years, but now he does not know how to fill the day. In the comments, followers discussed that boredom may not be a problem but a moment of confronting oneself.