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Meet the 17-year-old who LIVES on trains, using an £8,500-a-year season ticket to hop from one service to another
He's taken trainspotting to another level.
Meet Lasse Stolley - a 17-year-old who lives on trains using a 10,000-euro- (£8,500/$10,670) a-year season ticket to hop from one service to another.
This trainsquatter travels 600 miles a day throughout Germany aboard Deutsche Bahn (DB) trains using the Bahncard 100 - an unlimited rail pass that even allows him to ride first class.
- Lasse Stolley spends £8,500 a year to ride around Germany on trains
- He showers in leisure centres, sleeps on night trains and carries just a backpack
Meet the 17-year-old who lives on trains using an unlimited rail pass
Lasse Stolley lives on trains in Germany using an unlimited rail pass. He sleeps on overnight trains, has breakfast in first-class lounges, and showers in leisure centres. And it's all completely legal.
