What should I tell this friend?

Oh for god's sake, just block all their calls and turn your damn phone off at night.

I think that you should coordinate a meeting at a locAl bakery and grab his crotch.

You have no right to tell him anything. You don't approve of his choices, that's your problem, not his. Stop being his friend.

maybe you should tell him goodbye if hes going to be like that

To repeat what anonymous said: "What should you tell him about WHAT?"

I'm confused about what you are asking. You go into this unfavorable description about him, but don't specify what it is you want to talk about or tell him. From what you wrote here (before any updates you may add later that I can't respond to at this time because they don't exist at the time I typed this) he hasn't asked for anything, hasn't asked you to do anything, hasn't asked to hang out or see you. If you know he won't call you back, then he's not going to invite you over so the issue of "staying the night out is out of the question" is non existent and there's nothing to worry about it regarding an invitation.

FYI when the phone goes to voicemail before the first ring it can mean that the phone is shut off or there is no reception/signal. This could be for any number of reasons such as the battery died, towers went down, he's in an area where there is no reception, he shut off his phone because he's sleeping, etc. When the phone is shut off or there is no reception it doesn't show missed calls, it only gives voicemail notices of voicemails left. Some carriers offer a paid service to show missed calls while your phone is off, but understand that not everyone can or wants to pay for that service. There is also the possibility that a number is blocked BUT you don't know that because you never left a voicemail. Maybe he would have called you back, maybe not, but you'll never know because you never tried to leave a message.

What should you tell him about WHAT?

I think it's weird you call him a friend when you clearly don't like him and have ZERO respect for him. What's up with that?

If you don't want to be disturbed when you're sleeping then turn off your phone.

You should try to tell him how his life choices are bad and try to help him lead into a different and good path, try to help him or find someone that could help him. Possibly even talk to some friends and see if there are any jobs he can go apply to. I bet his family would love to see him get a job and start living his own life and being independent.

But make sure you don't make him do it, it is his life. If he doesn't want to it is his fault.

He is a LOSER. he makes himself unavailable but he feels free to contact you at all times of the day and night. GEE, do you think you should drop him, fast ??