What its like to be Homeless
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- Recently, I was at City Hall early in the morning and chanced upon a young homeless couple who were just waking up from sleeping on the concrete in Nathan Phillips Square. I approached them and asked if they would like to speak on camera about what life is like for them as a young homeless couple.. They agreed and What It's Like To Be Homeless is the resultant film I produced from this incredibly revealing conversation. Anyone who wonders how homeless people survive or what they feel or how they become homeless in the first place would benefit from viewing this amazing exposé.
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I can't believe teens and college kids would taunt someone who is homeless. How despicable.
+Darren Perkins I can, seems how disciplining kids is seen as "child abuse". Smh, kids need discipline.
College kids are the worst kind of human beings. When I was doing my undergraduate at the University of Cape Town(10 years ago), I used to hear stories from the homeless around the university of how the university students treated them like crap.
im 18 and i have respect for everyone, except trump supporters and trump supporters
@@Hubcaps219 lol are you happy with Biden right now?
I don’t respect Trump supporters either. The red states 😢
One old guy I met, once told me that if you're homeless. The safest place to sleep is in a cemetery. He said no one bothers you there.
benthemiester idk man cemetaries are downright terrifying at night.👻
hmmm... cimeteries are usually closed and forbidden to enter during nighttime 🚫 so i don't think they can (i mean, in my country)
@this guy
No. He was being literal.
Nobody wants to be that asshole that kicks out the person who fell asleep next to their parents grave....
Everyone goes to cemeteries in the dark where I'm from. It's a great place to hide out. I wish it was empty. I go often and have constant visitors or by the time I get there some other party is there.
@@wandererofthewasteland400
Depends on where you are, but the idea is to not be disturbed... you are never alone in a graveyard.
Im 22 and might become homeless so im watching videos about being homeless.
Same. I'm 25. I was 18-21ish when I was homeless. It was definitely an interesting experience.
Best advice I can give is keep your head down, get in as many programs as possible that can get you certification, and temp agencies can be your best friend for work.
How are u doing now? I wish u well.
Where are you now
man, homeless people are honestly the most humble and down to earth people i have ever meet. they appreciate the small things, nobody these days appreciate small things anymore. people are so fucking heartless and it will never change. give these guys a smile, or a wave. be kind, the deserve more than anyone else.
Homeless guy saved my life. I gave him my umbrella cuz it was raining and he smiled at me and said thank u and something about his smile saved me that day.
Aww that’s sweet 😊
It's a hard lonely feeling. I've been there myself more than I even care to remember. I remember how hard it was the first night of being on the streets. I was sitting in a fast food restaurant had no money nobody to call had no idea where I was going to sleep or how I would survive. It was the loneliest feeling in the world and the longest night of my entire life. I basically just sat there hungry and worried out of my mind just waiting to be kicked out. When I finally was told to leave I just wandered around all night long cold damp and hungry like a stray dog. I came to an old abandoned building and went around to the backside of it and sat down on some steps and just waited for daylight to come.
I know man I do know that place. Sucks.
It’s truly depressing having no money or no we’re to go 💯
@@joannaazar7396Yeah,The money means allot while being on The street, it brings continuation,hopea,freedom and things safer and More simple
I prefer to be homeless. I don't have a monthly rent payment or utilities. I have a van, and it is like an apartment on wheels. Basically almost everything, an apartment has. The difference is it cost less than $1,000/month, and I have a vechile at the same time.
I get to have more fun. I can eat out. I can go to a movie. I can have new electronics. Many things I do now, I couldn't do, living in an apartment or house.
are you still living in the van?
@@7th.Street Yes. The nomadic lifestyle has given me tremendous benefits. I have accumulated a good nest egg, and life is much simpler and less stressful.
I do not see myself going to a traditional living situation anytime soon, although I might build a tiny house in cash
@Kiowa BlackWolf
It depends on what you consider "homeless." Technically if you don't live in an apartment or house or similar situation, you're homeless by definition.
@Ko Ko
1. I don't know your situation, but it can be very productive.
How do you keep it registered, insured & maintenance?
being houseless is not that bad..it takes some skills for sure but its alot of thinkin about where you sleep,where to eat and how to make money and over the years ive done alot of traveling and ive honed my skills to have a safe dry and not be seen place to sleep and hang,where to get food for nothing,power to change ya stuff,water,and working with out having a home..In a year or 2 iam back on teh road and ill be making vids.. I think its teh booze and drugs that screw it up
It's incredibly hard when society offers no alternative between dysfunctional families and the streets.
Interesting fact
Yes!!!
This is why socialism is a thing.
will God give you the strength it's really a hard life
Hell nah
I know how it is to become homeless I was there and I got out I thank God every day for it
Me too .glad your out of that way of life
That skinhead guy is as real as people can get. You can just here the experience in his voice, he didn't tell one lie in this entire video.
yo good 2D like ya user name
Stu Pot what skinhead guy?
***** yah but was..... I had just clicked on and read comments. Lol ty
If being a skinhead is part of why his life is fucked up why is he still wearing red shoelaces
Ryan Cole some time it's the only thing u can find when your down and out were all just a pay check away anyone can be next you pick your self and move forward or lay down and die the streets are hard but there is those who didn't have a option
I had to stay at a homeless shelter for a few weeks a couple of years ago, and I swear I'll never do it again. I'll take my chances on the streets before I'll sit through another sermon about how I'll burn in hell forever if I don't accept Jesus as my saviour.
The funny part is most of those people don't care about God or Jesus ! They are sacrilegious, hypocrites ! The people that run the shelters look at you as money-(Because all the homeless that enter are income to them . The gov. pays them for allowing you to stay.) In my life, I have met almost no people that "Claim " to be Christian, be "Saved" , that Actually are ! They are the biggest phoneys ! Fake people are the ones that will Burn in Hell Forever
Seriously? Some places are absolutely filled up, mass unemployment and the last person employers will accept is some homeless bum that hasn't showered for a month. Not only that, but even the most basic jobs like burger flipping or warehouse duties require physical strength, and many homeless people suffer from injuries and health problems and have missing legs and limbs or are simply of old age, and thus can't find even an undertable job. Have a heart man.
People who keep saying they are lazy clearly didn't watch the video. How are they supposed to get a job if know one wants to hire a homeless person and how are they supposed to get a house if they can't get a job? Calling them lazy and saying it's their fault mentality is the reason they can't get on their feet. It's not them it's us.
SecondChosenOne
Well, I got a job. Getting a job in Canada is fucking easy dude... I was homeless for 7 years, and the day I decided I wanted a job, I got a job. Its that simple. People are just lazy and very stupid if they cant get jobs. I was lazy and thats the reason I was homeless for 7 years... I enjoyed every year, it was fun, I traveled everywhere. One day I decided it was enough and so I use the programs that the government created for homeless people and got a job.
HoboTango it isn't that easy here in America... if you don't have an address they won't hire you
Now Bow Ew homeless shelters, it depends on your gender age and appearance if you go there
@@HoboTango getting a job is easy in Canada? All I want to do is work but no one will hire me.
I have room for 6 homeless peoples just ask for there help a few hr a week
More people should be like u!!!
Where do you live?
the old dude has some actual wisdom. id like to drink with him
I can tell you from experience that it's hell on Earth. Waking up early by force and you always have that feeling of hopelessness. I barely get any sleep. I barely eat because the food is horrible. I've been raped and beaten several times. I usually go to bed crying and wishing I was dead. It's -40 outside and they STILL tell me to go outside. I am telling you it's literally hell on Earth.
where are u?
The older gentleman is so right if you live from pay check to pay check you could easily be the next in line to become homeless and you can’t always count on your kin in reall life they will let you down when you need them most I am so sorry to see anyone living on the street
Linda 204 family love u when yu doing bad
And cant look you in the eye when u doing good
Linda 204 Thats at least a third of us now, since the 07/08 crash. Assuming you dont have a home to sell if you lose a job.
He seems like a very nice young man. I wish him the very best!
Love the transparency. We were very close to homelessness once and it was a terrifying reality. Thank you for showing this.
Imagine a world without money, how much better things would be for all.
other things would take it's place.
didgevibratesmybrain the rich just want to make sure they never have to do anything but have their power
they always want a way to be above u and its so messed up greed is the ultimate evil
I always Wondered That Too Untill I Became Homeless and Without Money I was The Richest Man Alive :)
Money isn't the problem. It feels like it but it isn't. The problem is people. We need a way to assign values to things (like money). All systems without money have failed way worse than this b/c no body knows what anything's worth. Are your gloves worth my ten cigarettes? IDK? Can you buy food with the ten cigarettes I give you? No, the food owner doesn't accept cigarettes as payment? then I guess you won't take my 10 cigarettes for nice warm gloves that keep my hands from getting frost-bitten. The alternative is, here's a piece of paper that has the same value wherever you go for the pair of gloves I need to survive. The problem isn't from money. It's from the love of money over the values of peoples' character. If you have no character, then money will be all your want in life. Instead of caring for your neighbors or friends, you're looking to get rich.
michael schroyer no you wasn't.. maybe your mommy kicked you out for a few days to teach you a lesson... but you where never for real homeless... no 1 wants to go hungry and sleep in the rain
I have been homeless for several years. This is not because I am lazy and/or don't work, it's because I don't make enough to afford to even rent a room even in the shittiest part of town. In my town, there are no resources for homeless people. my town's officials refuse to admit that the homeless in the town even exist.
+Tony Vapes What town would this be?
Then move to another town and stop bitching.
@@HoboTango feel that but sometimes it ain't that easy jerk.
im 21 years old and been homeless in 3 different states, i slept on the street and almost froze in the winter. almost starved 2 death.. it sucks, real bad but somehow the strong survive. i think i might be homeless agian. god, i hope not...
People sometimes, with the best intentions of course, play the role of a homeless person to see what it's like or to show others what it's like. But those people really have a place to go at the end of the day, when it's too cold, or when they're tired of pretending. Those who are actually homeless don't have that option so those who are pretending will, despite their best efforts, will never truly get it. It's wonderful that they try to understand though. I wish my daughter and I had been just trying to understand. Thank God, and some amazing people, we're not in that situation any longer.
These people seem so cool and nice, it's too bad I'm not rich or I'd help these people out.
You don't have to be rich. Call in to your local shelter, donate clothing, blankets, or your time become a volunteer. We appreciate 🙏 anything.
This guy seems really nice. I wonder where he is now. Hopefully he's doing alright.
Are you forgeting that He once was part of a Racist Group Skin Head Nazi Group . God Punished him so bad he ended up Loosing eveeything
@@sharmakefuture4469 your god sounds like a bit of a prick
anyone can become homelss then its a different world I was destroyed because I didn't fit in and singled out and suffered the most horrific abuse in the huggard hostal cardiff
Homeless yet he still have the knack of getting a girlfriend ?
Good LUCK !
I was able to get a couple boyfriends and flings when I was homeless. A lot of dear penthouse stories through that time.
I'm going to be roughing it in a homeless shelter in 30 days. I am still working. Still getting about $2 Grand a month in. But I need to save money and the lease on my apartment is up and I refuse to renew it. So I will be buying gear and moving to a local shelter. I still have my car. All of my things are going into storage. I have no kids or pets. Just me. So I am lucky I guess.
God they seems like people you wanna hang with they are so friendly. Breaks my heart. :(
I wonder how he is now.
Can really see the good in all of them
I got lucky when I was in my late teens to my early 20s because I got really addicted to some of the hard stuff. Now in my 30s, I'm living a drug-free/debt-free life and now support a family of 3, earning enough to provide for my Family.
I think they have given up,sad
What Happen to Derrick and Danielle? Does anyone know?
I live in Toronto, I can help….
Does anyone know?
My god bless you in all that you do. Ive read just about every comment here and you was the only one that said i can help. Thank you so much for trying to help.
I was at a local Kroger today. I saw a homeless man, he's an older man about 61. I drove up to give him some money. He said he couldn't move. I asked if it be okay if I could call an ambulance he said yes so I called the ambulance and waited there with him. He said his name is De is, he also said he had history of heart attack. That his doctor is in Longview. I hope and pray Denis is alright. I never met him before.
Homeless people almost always look disproportionately old; it's hyper aging due to the mental and physical stress they carry 24/7/365.
I was Homeless in San Diego Ca, From 2003 - 2011 and even though I lived in What They Called The Island...Also Refered to as the Jungle. I was Pretty Safe Down There, But I think some of our most Interesting Conversations where with fellow Homeless People That Where Squaters who slept on on the Sidewalks of Hillcrest. But Yup That's exactly what its like
Two years since anyone watched this.... pity.
I was enthralled the entire time, no bullshit, no punches taken back... just honest commentary, and you know what, I identified and ended up liking these guys and gal.
Greetings from Australia, more videos of this nature need to be made and propagated.
@BeerGod 40oz I am in Sydney Australia, and since the election have consumed at least 5-6 hours of US politics per day, largely TYT, D Packman, Damage Report and such, along with Racheal Maddow et al + some newsmax and fox to see what the idiots are up to, so I have an understanding of US in general.
The deep divide between red and blue in the US is scary, republican lie mongering is actually gaining traction even though most of the brainwashed are far removed from the actual interests and money that shore up the interests of the far right.
Even when we see the occasional politician or a court in some state that signals a need to actually focus and remedy homelessness, it more than often falls on deaf ears. Wasn't it only recently in California that a court clearly stated what needs to be done?
What saddens many of us the most, is that far too often, we see footage of people blithely walking past past people in need. I recall one youtube video of a guy offering "free money", a rich guy not only snatched the bundle of bills but essentially told the guy to fuck off or violence would ensure, he repeated this again with homeless people, and they said if he could spare a few dollars they would be overjoyed, not a single one asked for the whole bundle (a hundred dollars).
Easy to say that faith in humanity will prevail eventually, but when you see what Trump provoked Jan 6th, the fact republicans will block anything BIden does, and the very real voter suppression bills, is it any wonder many of us outside the US see full blown civil war and authoritarianism as a real possibility?
I am sure a few times in my life I have walked by someone in need and not cared or realized, but I am thankful that I can be touched and have done in my time many things to remedy the equation, yet still, I am fearful that society can fall yet further, it has happened before.
I do not believe in God, so leave that out, I do hope that somehow the majority of Americans remember that surely our angels do have a better part.
No one ever deserved to be homeless, not a single one of them ever chose such a condition I am sure.
i see why so many stay away from the hostals
Aside from having to rent them (which most homeless people can't afford to piss money away on) you also have to have two pieces of ID and enough information to fill out the registry form, which includes aspects of a permanent address, like a phone number, a street address, zip number, etc.
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PO box's aren't an option once you're on the streets. If you realize you're inevitably going to end up on the streets and can afford to open one, they're great, but if not...
the guy in the green sweater reminds me of some cool guy named hank awesome guy lol
After everything he's been through he still manages to see the light. I pray that he will/ has found happiness and health. What a truly incredible person. AMAZING soul.
This is great, update your tags with toronto and homeless keywords to let people know in the area more about this.
Mankind was created to love and relate to. The opposite is evident in how the homeless are treated. God bless the homeless to know and experience love and happiness.
I was homeless for months .. thank goodness I managed to put money aside and was able to find a place to live.. I'm saying people can make it out of homelessness I'm proof
This video is fucking amazing ....thank you so much for sharing ...I would help you all in a second if I could . Ive been homeless ....people have no idea what it's like .
its ok having a job but you need a place to work from so you can keep clean eat and sleep thats the problem the price of food,rent ,gas,electric,water,travel costs
They have good communications ability. Are you sure they're not actors?
Thank you so much for this video . Those people have hard lives but I loved there attitude . Gives me hope that no matter ho bad things get there is a silver lining .
As part of the homless community we know too well what its like to struggle And and take beatings from life and people and don't want anyone to have anyone else struggle with everything as we do even worse so this Really sucks alot I am a crimal history so no housing because of a drug convection because I was homless tell me all this isn't a revoling door I will never be able to get outta this position iam in lose lose lose and thats what society and my family dosent help guess that's just life for for someone who dosent matter to anyone
hey dude I'm praying for you. I love you guys .
i left my girl when she was having an affair with her ex. it was her house and i lived in my car for two months dec and january .it was brutal you feel for the homless after a event like that
not all of the homeless are addicts and bums i homeless in columbus ohio i dont drink and i dont smoke i dont pan handle because there alot of people that just dont care i get my stuff from the soup kitchen's columbus ohio is one of the best places to be homeless
How than they afford to smoke? I talk to one homeless person and he said he doesnt want any help, that he is happy the way he is and doesnt want the responsibilty of owning a home and paying taxes? who do you do?
I was homeless for a long time. I feel that I was there because I was too lazy to change my circumstances, and I think the same thing is true about the other homeless people who I lived with. With the surplus of drop-in centers and the food available from the trash, it's not hard to survive. In my experience of the homeless community, there is a general lack of responsibility for ones own part in ending up on the streets, and for not doing what's necessary to get off of them.
Facts !! A lot of homeless people are addicted to drugs, or have mental problems. We have choices on how we what to live our life. 😊
With out a work history, or rent history it becomes nearly impossible to find a place or job.
Im not homeless, and I hope I never will be, but with how 2020 is going I feel like im on the edge of being homeless, I lost my mechanic job due to COVID, they had to shutdown from poor finance choices, I picked up another one handyman at these housing complexes and it lasted about a month until things got worse and they closed down or well down sized because of idk, so I found another job, cashier at a gestation, doesn't pay like my last 2 jobs. If my truck ever had some sort of major issue, I wouldn't be able to go to work, and I wouldn't be able to fix it, I went from making about $28 an hour to 10 an hour and let me tell ya, the bills did not get cheaper, if anything things got more expensive and COVID is the excuse for everything. I'm on that fine line, and I don't like it, but I can't do anything about it right now.
Viking 2121 hope you’re hanging in there, I’m struggling too
When i was 20 I was homeless in Seattle Portland and la. I hitchhiker down because it was getting so cold in Washington. It was best time of my life. I got jobs doing construction whenever I wanted because I have skills and I'm good with people I did laundry three times a week and carried 30lbs of clothes with me I kept them folded and Inoone every thought I was homeless.
Homelessness are people too, there’s no reason to bully them! God bless them!
I made plenty of mistakes along the way but never anticipated being homeless until one month ago. I am now staying with an 80 yr old couple thru this week and after that I have no idea where I will be. I tell people "Never get hurt at work".
I wish I could experience homelessness and save myself $1,500 a month in rent, but unfortunately my son lives with me.
Homeless people are not suicidal. It suggests that there are hopes for them. They still want to live.
Hence, the problems of homeless issues are fixable.
+Viralvector
Of course the problem of homelessness is fixable, it is just a political question of weather or not society wants the government to fix it. And in a capitalist system the government is the only one who actually can fix homelessness, and the government fix it with a universal welfare state. Private charities and self-help and so and and so forth are no way near getting as good results as welfare states.
Yes,they can be suicidal, it's very depressing and demeaning.
this could be me soon
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
haha, I know these guys, their annoying. Especially that girl... Being homeless is like a big fucking vacation if your smart. Just start hitchiking and jumping freigh train all over Canada. Youll have fun... And then if your smart and get lucky, youl find something to settle that will make you happy.
damn this dude is fine af!
did the guy with the gnarly beard just walk up? he was like are you homeless?
I think they smoked just to keep warm , its after all Canada , I nearly frozed my ass there
+Potomacstud They smoke to help with hunger.
I won't ever comment again , why the need to smoke , grow a beard and drink ever again , I have been there and I know exactly what the word freezing your ass means
oh the irony... you can find food everywhere in Canada. these two are just fucking stupid ( and annoying ) , I met them and they are annoying. They smoke because they are idiots. Food is available LITERALLY everywhere. Its cold yes, but theres alcohol for that and its cheaper than smoking. I slept in december in Ontario and Montreal and we didnt smoke for that much.
I was on the street in California now I live in Europe
How'd you get there?
I was homeless in stockton and Sacramento CA
They say you go to heaven when you suffer with god in your life. If I keep on selling my time/soul for money for a place to live in comfort im sure im on my way to hell myself bros. You're going to be ok and Im so grateful that you guys share these stories with us and how to handle it. You guys are the real heros you cannot trick me into thinking your "normal" every day worker is making this world a better place. All we do is create garbage and scam other innocent people for their own gain. Its a shame but i always think to myself ACCEPTANCE, nothing happens on God's earth for no reason. Even the most gruesome things are part of Gods Plan.
Why these travelling motels I have such a good reputation in don't transfer into affordable housing. When your payment is prompt, you are polite and your room is clean, transitional housing when available without having to liquidate your own deposit money just to qualify for 'services'
My father had Hepatitis C, but he contracted it when he was in Vietnam. Still, it took a big effect on him
Ik all to well.from 1992 to 2010 due to ptsd
I would say we need a cottage industry that connects new employment & temporary shelter. But, I think it kinda exists already in the form of nonprofits & a significant amount of homeless are choosing to not use it.
Some people just don't fit in with the rest man. Leave em the fuck alone and they should expect to do the same. Life is freedom. Stop telling people how to live. Maybe he's more comfortable with himself that way. Fuck it. He lives and dies just the same as you.
"you took care of us in this world and we (poor) will take care of you in the hereafter". Money is evil, help the poor because you will get a big REWARD in the hereafter.
In two days I will be homeless. With God's help I will stay sober. I intend to live on trails. I will come into town for resupply, and a shower at the VA.
WHAT A LOVELY YOUNG MAN AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS VIDEO, HE'S HAD SUCH A SHITTY START TO HIS 27 YRS OF YOUNG LIFE, I HOPE LIFE GETTS EASYER FOR THIS DUDE, MUCH LOVE AND HUGS TO ALL ON THIS VIDEO ❤️❤️🤗🤗
yea being homeless for 2 years you learn to love it. like to me I was free as I ever was. I could do whatever I wanted go wherever I wanted. I sometimes miss being homeless even after so long like its a call that tells me to come home. we miss you.
Wish all of us well. Hope we can overcome our troubles. Faith in strength.
This is so comforting with me being homeless right now, dealing with financial stability, im not alone
The most powerful thing you can give a homeless person is your respect.
I still don't understand how homeless live in america.. Homeless but still can have baby?
I don't see how shelter has anything to do with a person's reproductive system... If the stuff works you can still get pregnant.
The thing that made a huge difference for me when I was homeless was having a safe place to sleep, a job and somewhere to shower. I found the safest place to sleep was in the woods, I showered at the local gym and worked two jobs.
4 legged animals are safer than 2 legged animals.
Everyone needs decent organisations that are there to help the homeless. Not homeless shelters but organisations that house and work with them, provide clean clothing, bedding, cooking utensils while helping them find work.
Although all those factors affect the overall problem, the main problem with getting a job as a homeless person is far more simple than all that.
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The real problem is simply that you can't get a job without a permanent address, and you can't get a permanent address without a job. Something as simple as a mailing address and phone number can spell the difference between homeless and normal.
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The permanent address issue is what makes it so hard to get off the streets.
I was homeless once and everyday was differt. some good some bad. It was life.
Its no easy to get a job, if you looked for a job in the past year you would know how hard it is even if you're young and not disabled.
I wish these people all the best.
Me 2. I am in tears
thanks for the person who took this video, it changed my perspective about homeless people
Very, Very Inspiring Video.
I'm surprised on how underrated this video is; you've covered great ground here.
For the lttle views you've got for this video, you've definitly made a change
I was injured at work 4 years ago. Workers comp allowed delay after delay. Insurance company denials were overturned every time for pain mgmt, meds epidurals, psyc, and finally surgery on my upper back/neck. Workers comp benefits and Ca. St. disability benefits have all been exhausted. I am now on food stamps seeking some medical coverage because my Teamster benefits are long gone. Social Security benefits were denied and are now in the reconsideration process. Teamster for 25 yrs.
People need to realize how easy it would be for them to become homeless. A couple of bad breaks, and your out. Remember, Karma is a bitch.
That chick there, I'm sure I've seen her somewhere or something, she looks familiar.
i had a uncle who lived on the streets and he always helped everyone and never ever complained and for everyone who ever meet one just go talk whit them they humans to and want be heard and if u can go buy him a coffee or something just to show you really care if u just walk by you just nothing but someone who only judge and think in greed some homeless or drunk people have good reasons some might have lost their family for example in a car crash who are you to say then its just a alcoholic bum u not know their life
i was homeless. before and it was hard keep making TH-cam. that's where is the money And Calgary is great city
kevin swayzie grammar?
It'sHuskyHere fuck ur grammar, I got what he was saying.
I can relate to homeless (shit out of luck) people. For about 13 years living in a bunk (size of a closet - sideways) in a transport truck, and doing a service for our country, this career last for over 35 years. The course of time would have been nicer if different living conditions were to be had, while living from pillar to post.
How was I to endure, you may ask? It was determination… ambition and prayer.
I traveled throughout North America, Canada and Alaska. Met lots of people (homeless) and whenever I’d give a meal, shower, my time or even put up a place for them; people were glad. Helping out is like reaping a payback, when in times of despair.
Do onto others as you would want others to do onto you…
Today, I am older… one thing for truth’s sake is the loneliness; it’ll kill the spirit and weaken the soul. Sure, there are the good, bad and ugly moment’s life gives out. So never quit. Why? Respect yourself, first. Want to achieve better, believe in self healing, spiritually, physically, and that’s why seeking the truth is important. Though many people think different… a means of lack to lend a hand is not good.
Those that help themselves are those with one intention in mind… self-indulgence. They are the sluggards that’ll try and bring you down. Many who come and go wear cloaks of wicked cloth; be careful who you trust for a helping source? Many indentions can lead you astray.
All those memories and the career have slowly faded away.
I am preparing for a different walk in life these days…
Keep on… keeping on… got to be rationally thinking - psychologically.
MGTOW!
PTL - God is good all the time…
"Well no I'm not gonna' risk my life for someone else." Then why in the world are you a police officer? I'm quite sure you didn't go through months of training and make the life decision of becoming a police officer ACCIDENTALLY.
The old guy is about to get hit up for his pain pills after this interview ends.
They're not complaining, they're amazed he spends as much in gas as he does to provide for them.
Keep positive my friend .I don't know what's going on in your life But if you can dream it you can do it. Don't let no one tell you other wise. With God on your side you will NEVER come in second . When you fall and we all fall make sure you land on your back ,because if you can look up you can get up.
video tells it like it is