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Besides students I've seen plenty of transients like this. They can't leave their backpack in the car because they have no car, and that backpack likely contains all their belongings.
i keep everything in my backpack
Another good point. When I commuted by bicycle everywhere I had a pannier bag that turned into a backpack. A second pannier folds flat and opens up into a nice spacious shopping bag too.
I do have to be mindful to keep my receipts after making purchases, since on very rare occasion a security guard might suspect me of being a shoplifter while I am exiting the store. That is somewhat annoying, but a receipt that establishes me as a paying customer usually clears up everything quite quickly.