Tim Roller has spent so long camped out on the same stretch of East Hollywood street that Google’s cameras have turned him into a recurring character.

For nearly two decades, the homeless former math teacher has lived near a cul-de-sac off the Hollywood Freeway.

Every few years, a Google Street View car passes by, capturing another snapshot of Roller’s setup — showing him curled inside a cardboard box, stretched beneath a blanket or sitting beside makeshift shelter.

“I’ve been out here 19 years,” he told The California Post, describing life on the street as “a roller-coaster ride.”

“A lot of drug addicts, a lot of violence, a lot of crazy stuff…

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