It's great that many of you want to help Shaun, but the truth is there are tens of thousands of homeless young adults just like Shaun sleeping rough, and THEY ALL NEED HELP. My suggestion is to connect with a local homeless services provider that's working to end homelessness and support them through donations, volunteering, or advocacy. It's IMPORTANT that we all take tangible actions to help prevents homelessness from happening in the first place, and if a person ends up sleeping rough, we need to support the organizations working to get them off the streets into housing! Please take that compassion and passion you're feeling and use it to help end homelessness for all young adults!
It still wouldn't have hurt to slip him some money for food to get him through that day..I couldn't walk away and not have at least done something for him .
@B B Apparantly this was filmed last October ,he could be anywhere by now I dont understand why these homeless people were left like rubbish during the Pandemic Boris has alot to answer for My heart broke for all of them. yet somehow this young man just wont leave my head or my heart Jenny
This what's so hard about life. Life doesnt care about you. It will chew you up and spit on you. Yeah, he seems nice and super down to earth but the world doesnt give a fuck . Lifes a bitch 😥💔
@AdventurousGuy Thats right because the rich don't work for a pay cheque they work for assets its that simple. The minute you accept a paycheck your become an employee and will never be rich.
The total cost of the royal wedding for Harry and Meghan was around $43 million (or £32 million) Yet there are homeless on the streets of London. This should bother us.
I totally understand ... not being mean to royal family or anything. Just I prefer the tax I pay can really goes to these poor young people , this money can be used by government to give him some skill training, find him a basic job etc. Instead of buying royal members luxuries. Imagine how many outfits Meghan had everytime when they appear in public or media. Maybe the price of one of her dresses can give this young man a two months training course in anything: baking, cooking, fixing something, cleaning etc. InStead of just a clothes Meghan wears once. Having no issues to her and she is just an example to representing all the tax money that used in a weird way that I sincerely don’t understand.
There you go!! You hit the nail on the head. If people like the royal family had to face life on the street, it would be a whole new ballgame. My wedding cost a whole total of 100.00 for two witnesses and the cost of the license. I can’t imagine 43 million for a wedding, that’s insane. Think of what one could do with that kind of money.... a homeless shelter or a civic center, education.
I was homeless from 16 to 21, mum and dad gone, sisters didn't give a fuck, but im ok now, got a trade and moves to Australia and have a family of my own
they have millians if they can give brat harry and his hoe millians for stupid security dont tell me they coulnt put a few mill to house people on streets
MT Reza $500 or £500 a month. Either way that would barely cover food surely. No where they can cook so would have to be take away (out) food all the time, unless there are soup kitchens. I don’t know but tell me could you pay rent of $100 / £100 a week somewhere, and pay bills and food too out of that? I am missing something for sure but surely that is not enough to subsist let alone buy anything like alcohol, drugs or cigarettes that I assume you are referring to. Some people must be pretty desperate if they are stealing your shoes.
@@JediJan Housing shelter in UK is free no sign up you just turn up, YMCA offers rooms - but if you have a drug problem you cant go to these places, makes you wonder who really is homeless.
Exactly Ya Allah on this nite that may be decreed to bw laylatul qadr pls accept my dua for this man Grant him a beta life filled with deen and goodness ameen yarabil allameen
@@liamc1102 Thankyou I have had my arse chewed by someone on another thread for saying Actions speak no actions shout louder than prayer ever will Haha I was told to drown in my own well you can guess what .Very nice person I dont care what is said to or about me Get off your arse and help you are so right well done Im afraid you have to be next weeks hero Im a Granny so im right stay safe 😘🌟
The Yeagerist Because the position of anyones mother is high it doesnt matter what she does because compared what the mother did for her child is not comparable. Giving birth ( life )
Calling on all the London folk to look out for this kid. He needs a job and a home. But he also needs a family. If you've lost a child, wanted to have a child but never got to, are lonely or still have extra love to, this kid needs it. I say kid because he is one. 19 is much too young to be alone in the world.
Awesome reply Hes so young and very vulnerable When he said he wanted his mum back I broke We arent flying at all from Guernsey OR i would go find him and bring him home It may not be what he wants but im so worried he will be taken advantage of Streets are cruel places I cant believe Boris left them on the streets my gosh there are enough hotels empty It would have been a start Jenny 😘😔
A lot more people in the world than there was 50 years ago , cost of living is insane that’s the problem older people don’t realize about kids in these times
I've lost both my parents within the last two years - I'm 40 and have a home and I'm having a hard time coping. Can't imagine how hard it must be for this kid. My heart goes out to him.
Hope you're keeping well. I lost my dad when I was 17, and my mom 17 years later 24 days away to my 34th bday. I felt sooo bitter then. I thought I'm gonna have my mom at least until in my 40s but we had a big age gap. And who'd have known, right?
@@paullights2154 Yeah, it's difficult not to feel a sense of bitterness at times. My mum died of cancer in 2019, and my dad died just this January of COVID. Like yourself, when my mum passed, I kinda assumed my dad would be around for a while, but it wasn't to be.
@@Bertaut true, true. My four older sisters were lucky to spend more time with our mom and dad. I'm extra attached to mom as I was the youngest. Anway, everything has ups and down, now that I'm alone, I am free to do as much as I want to do. Alone but not lonely.
@@Bertaut your loss was just almost yesterday. My guess is that the older you get to be with parents the harder it is to get used to. Keep well. Time is your best friend.
I agree, but do it without expecting something return because that's the true kindness. I do believe in karma and ' what goes around, comes around ', but do it sincerely without expecting anything in return because nobody has the same heart or belief and not everyone is gonna do exactly what you did. Have a good day ♡
I agree. I take care of disabled, poor, and elderly people. My one patient used to be homeless. He said what kept him down was that he couldn’t get a job because he didn’t have a home address and didn’t know anyone in the city he became homeless. He said he was this way for 3 years. What got him out of this was he saved money from collecting glass bottles. He then bought some used tools and started fixing trashed furniture and selling it at a flea market. Finally God sent a kind older man who offered him a trailer to live in at the flea market.
I don't give money to every homeless man in the world but, I too would gladly give this guy 100 pounds sterling. I know it is NOT a life changing amount but maybe it can buy him a few days of happiness. He surely needs it!
Saw this video last Wednesday. Today I was approached by a barefoot homeless man asking for me to buy him some sandals. I immediately remembered this kid saying his shoes got stolen. I remembered wanting to help this kid out as I too lost both parents (but I’m fortunate to be a bit older than him, have a job and a supportive family)... I’m from Brazil and I was impacted by his story so the best way I found to “help” him was to help someone in my neighborhood and I bought the man a meal and a pair of sandals. Goes to show that in times where the internet can be a cruel and shallow place, it can also be used for good and kindness.
His soul is broken, he is crying within, lost his parents, his home but he will not lose soul, or hope. I pray that more support was there for him, family and friends.
Black Rock yeah he’s going to take your $2 donation and pay out of his own pocket to get the money to him. Companies have to pay rent and bills and infrastructure to be able to help people. Ignorant comment.
Yeah sad his mum's gone but that's just a situation we humans have to grow up and accept that death is part of life. It will happen to us all and no one knows when. Just learn to appreciate the people in your life while they are still here cos unfortunately most of us forget we are not here forever and waste the precious time we have together. What he should be his first priorities is the other two wishes
I spent 4 years on the street sleeping rough. Because I kept myself the best I could people didn't realise I was homeless. I remember I went to a food place where they gave out hot food and they refused to accept I was homeless because I kept myself well. In truth I would spend all day in the Library. I had got a card with an address on it before I became homeless. The only time someone realised I was homeless was when I went into Burger king to bye something to eat and they gave me free Onions rings. I thought it was a mistake and they insisted I have them. Its not easy their were times when I wanted to give up and then their were times I didn't. Thankfully I'me no longer homeless and have been able to sort myself out. I even had a number of job prospects before this crisis hit. When this crisis is over I plan on getting back into work.
You’re really brave 💜 i admire how you came back triumphant even though you went through so much hardships ,I hope the future is kinder to you stranger
For everyone with a good comment, next time you walk by a homeless person, remember the compassion you had when you wrote down your comments, and give them a little something, also work for the better of our world
Speaking Truth I carry one all the time.. if anyone tries it then I’ll put you in a box! You’ll end up a statistic with that mentality of yours. I’d rather get jailed for protecting myself than end up being put in the ground.
I once stopped and chatted at length with a homeless lady in east London. I ended up buying her a couple packs of socks and decent lunch. She told me that many of the homeless around where we were aren't actually homeless and have homes to go back to. So I'm very cautious about who I help. Stop, talk to them, ask questions and hopefully you can feel if they genuine or not
@@MrFooChops that's the problem . people can make good money out of begging, that pushed out a lot of people in need not only homeless but with all sorts of help needs.
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When someone has hit rock bottom, they just wanna survive , being rich is not even really a thought. It is definitely a bonus though but more importantly , he needs a place to sleep, roof over his head, a room to study and build his future
At the age of 19 you are homeless and I am 21 but still living with my parents, I am lying on a warm bed after I saw this video I felt how much lucky I am but after this video my perspective is totally changed to society as when you are homeless🚫🏠😔 they treat you as drug addict, alcoholic humanity sucks.
He's probably just shy like me. I can relate to people who might seem like everyone would want to be their friends but have no friends at all. I have never had conflicts with anyone. I've always been a good student (I'm in college now). I don't curse, I don't do drugs. In high school, I was an good athlete and praised dancer. I also try to help others as much as I can, even if that just means giving them homework answers so they can get good grades. My problem? I'm just really shy and awkward when it comes to social situations :(. I don't have any close friends even though I live in a college campus with thousands of people my age. But nobody wants to put the time to get close to someone who lacks social skills as much as I do. And they don't have to, but it still sucks ☹.
Exactly what I thought! If my friend would be in a state like this, I would gladly invite him to my house. But, of course, he should find some job and add something from him.
Furthermore, where are the relatives from his parents lines? I can believe the version that he has no friends, but what about his dad/mum‘s friends/relatives... If there really are none, and he is THAT LONELY... gosh
@@analyticalperson6648 If you ever would like to talk hit me up :D We can be two socially awkward persons, have the same problem. And I totally get his situation. I'm 28 and thank god have a job now, but if my father died 3 years earlier I would be in the same situation. Have no other family and just a few friends from childhood that in all honesty, I would not even tell them about my situation. People are the way to fast to judge. We are living in a sh*tshow.
I hope that one day this kid gets a home and all the love he deserves. Poor thing. He has just been going through trauma after trauma. I wouldn’t survive a day if I was in his shoes.
Some times they will rob your home if you feeling sorry for them too much, be careful don't be fooled will you take a wild animal in your home no...don't listen to too much bullshit.
JJ lol of course...I don’t trust people too much either. I know there’s a lot of homeless people out there who sit on their ass and expect free hand outs from the government while they shoot up drugs and get high all day. But not every homeless person is like this so you can’t generalize. I wouldn’t bring any homeless people into my home or let any one take advantage of me, but I still can’t help but feel a little sad for people like this. Especially this guy, he’s just a kid who was a victim to life’s circumstances. He deserves help
@@okkj2075 That's right. If he lived around my neighbourhood, I would be happy to ask him for sleepovers at my home. But I can't do anything right now. All I can do is send my virtual hug through my prayer. Hope the best for him ✨.
@Travis Bickle Firstly, if someone wants to do a good thing, you shouldn't have to think negatively. It is up to him/her whether he/her doing it with truth purposes or not. You are only the audience, you don't have any rights to direct their actions. You don't know behind the scenes and post-production. So, shut up and mind your own business. Second, let's talk about me. I live with my family. They absolutely know my real intention. Whenever I am, I will always try to not doing and thinking about bad things. So, who are you? You don't even know me. Come to my house and you will know what will I do for you as I did to my friends who visit my house. Third, I didn't choose people for offering my help. I don't care whether they are good or bad, rich or poor, young or old, male or female, black or white, as long as they need my help, I am open to anyone. Do I have to tell you all of these? No, I shouldn't. But you make me want to show my cards. Now, I tell you once again, mind your own business! And please fix your brain. Thank you, no offense.
@Travis Bickle Get a life, dude! I just try my best. This is the end of the discussion. I have no time to answer your ridiculous questions. Feel free to judge me whatever you want. IDGAF :)
He was so sad couldn't even look at the person while talking. This is so heart breaking. We have no control at our life. One day you have everything and another you are lost , Never know !
What can I complain about, after seeing this? A toothache? The pouring rain that prevents me from going for a walk? The postman who was late? From last night's nightmare? From the dust that has accumulated on the shelf? Having to get up early to go to work?
You don’t have to compare yourself to the less fortunate and say you don’t deserve to complain. None of us wished to be born, we were forced to. No matter the situation, and the situations of others around us, we can accept how we feel about it :)
Life is absurd, to be honest, philosophies answered my question to life, we should just accept reality and move on the next plan, it's hard but we can't control it so let's focus on the things we control; our actions.
I wouldn't be mad being a street kid, at least i have something to do and also go outside a lot more, have education and a home to stay in is quite boring, having a computer would help a lot when there's absolutely nothing to do, but i don't have one, that's all i complain about everyday honestly, sounds silly but that's the best thing i could think of in this type of living condition right now, hopefully i have something to do when i'm an adult, because i'm sick of doing nothing
When I was 19 I was also homeless for 4 months, sleeping on the dunes on the beach during the day. I'm 22 now, still broken but not homeless, however im still trying my best to get out of the mess I'm in. Good luck to all. Btw, like this guy, I also used my shooes as pillow
Dear Zalden, may God watch over you. Hope you get out of ur current situation soon, keep hope alive. Very proud of you. Stay safe and stay strong. Take good care. With much love.
When i was 20 i was homeless, now I'm 25 and have my own apt. It gets better just have to work for it, it's not easy but once it gets better its worth it.
It's really sad, the poor guy lost both his parents and probably feels like he has no one in the world that gives a shit about him. I imagine the hardest part is probably thinking "How in the world am I going to get out of this?" I remember a few years back I was unemployed, but was unemployed for a long time. I was able to get EI, but that ran out and I still had no job. Now I wasn't in near as bad a position as this guy, I was able to live with my parents, but I just remember the hopeless feeling after going so long without a job, like how can I get myself out of this position I'm in? But I did, and I hope things turn around for this guy!
When you're unemployed for so long, it's very hard to see light at the end of the tunnel. The only answer is to turn to Jesus each day for help, and when He answers,don't forget who rescued you. When the pain is severe and life is cruel, it's hard even to think of asking. Nothing is ever that simple.
@@ducknuggets1951 - where did you hear that from? Because (if i'm converting currency correctly) it's not true. Even if it was, $500 isn't nearly enough to get a room.
I'm not sure if whoever runs this channel knows of this guy's whereabouts now, but if he is still on the streets I will take him in. I have a spare room and he is welcome to it. I'll also try and find him some work as that is what I do for a living.
@@JAM_2024 Thank you to all of you for helping. I have emailed the channel and will now await response. I am not great with social media and such, so was unaware I could contact them via the app. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
Friday evening, I’m laying in a warm bed. Parents & family safe. Several minutes in and I’m crying like a baby watching this guy. Jesus. This is unfair. Edit: Nothing about this comment is offensive. If yall find a way how to reach this man (since I can not) and donate, drop the link. I will donate too. Meanwhile, take the anger elsewhere. I don’t give a damn. Thank you xo.
Same here, having a little son myself, thinking of the moments when this guy was born and his parents were dreaming about his future .. now they might be somewhere in heaven watching him suffer.. the societies throughout the world need a major makeover .. having homeless people in a such a walthy city like London .. omg .. poor guy ..
One is able to see the pain written across this poor man's face plain as day. The poor dear is in shock. It is as if all the life has been drained from him when his mum died. Poor old soldier. :(
@@iwantlee9510 in the pit of endless dark sky, there are still thousand of twinkle stars. Indeed, the path he has to walk is up to him, Yet there are people retired from being homeless partly through physical and emotional supports from others.
Well it's natural to feel like he does two weeks after loosing your mother and your father. Don't think we can imagine how this feels and then being thrown out to the streets alone.
@@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork which man? Do you really believe only men can help this homeless person. If youre talking about the man interviewing him yes maybe he will help him. But ive seen lots of women give food or clothing to the homeless. Ive also seen countless men just ignore the homeless and ij fact most robberies of homeless people are men. Men and women are both capable 9f giving charity.
@@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork yes you say women will only like you if you provide them with something. Sorry to break it to you but that goes for men and women. Ever heard of run away fathers who leave their wife and children for another young chick whos more good looking.
Where he going to get a laptop or a phone? A person won’t give him one to use because of the way he looks. An Internet cafe won’t let him in because he looks like a junky. It’s very difficult for these people and no one understands.
@@bobdoyle4058 its not impossible.. He could walk into that place itself and get support from there. if you dont want to be on the street u just fight... its not impossible and would rather try than just sitting on the ground the whole day.. ;/ Nah that makes it impossible...
Not without an address you can't. Oh, and you're not eligible for Universal credit if you aren't ready and available for work. You have to search for jobs every day on the UMJ website and call whatever company your advisor instructs you to. How does a homeless person manage that? You try living rough and see if you can manage it without resorting to alcohol and/or drug abuse.
London has many shelters available for the homeless and most have a social worker attached to the team, it is possible to get help, it looks like he is in central London and Webber Street near Waterloo station is open 6 days a week offering support , food and clothing and advice for people, this is a humble polite person having to cope with bereavement he needs people to talk to, there is the Salvation Army that also offers similar support based in Oxford Street tragically Covid 19 has forced these places to close and I have no ideas of any alternative at this point in time
i movve to london and here people love saying thats homeless are just lazy people and can find jobs easy. but when depression and loneliness follow you its like carrying a massive moutain rock in your back because you have nobody
I know where they’re coming from. I’m from Ireland and they’re plenty of lazy people who can easily get a job but no, they go on the dole getting hundreds a week at the expense of the tax payer. England also have a dole/social welfare system so I think the reason why they’re not on it is because they have been denied for a reason. EG they can get a job but they won’t, they’re ok drugs and alcohol, or they’re crazy.
So true, I’m a single mother with a young child and I know how it feels like when no family and no support there but we have to keep going and I hope and pray for this man and other people to sort themselves out soon just the will power and determination can beat this depression.
Sam Walsh1 you are right but these people need some time to start from somewhere. I went on benefits for six months until I sorted out my five years old where to send him after school and actively looking for a full time job it’s horrible to go to that place for signing in and that was my first time and hope and pray that last time. Sometimes Mentally and emotionally it’s difficult when you lost your love ones. But I agreed with you that there are plenty of people are abusing this system and burden on tax payers.
Lol it’s life people working in high paying jobs have depression and loneliness, it’s about being able to be strong enough to deal with it and get on with life, if not you sit around and do nothing your whole life, survival of the fittest
@@HayesByeGrey but with a job he'd have things to do to busy himself, and, well, money to buy his needs, also, mostly professional help isn't free y'know
I can literally see myself in this young man. My soul is hurting, can you please follow up with him and make sure he is well I would love to donate money if I knew it was going to him
He seems like he doesn’t even have any more tear to cry... he’s completely shattered, it’s written all over his face. God bless him and I pray he’s in a better situation now. 🙏
I’m 19 myself and I couldn’t even imagine being in his position. I wish I lived in the area. I would’ve opened my place to him. He seems like a seriously broken man, everything just kinda taken from him. He was dealt some shitty cards, I feel so bad for him to be in that position with constant judgement and constant insults from people. I seriously wish him the best
Same, I would have let him sleep on my couch and helped him find a job. It is heart breaking. He seems just... hopeless. And at only 19, it is just awful. The end of the video kills me, his 3 wishes.
For those who wants to know where Shaun was interviewed at. Shaun was sitting against one of the metal columns fronting the HSBC-UK bank in the corner of Wilton Road and Terminus Pl. This is in Victoria, London. This is a stone throw away from Victoria Station. The building you see across him is where Prezzo restaurant used to be at 3 Wilton Road, Victoria, London. It is closed now! HSBC UK is still there.
Thank you for this information. Really hope someone manages to track him down and offer help. I'll definitely be on the lookout for him next time I'm in London. Much love 💜
Can someone please give us an update on Shaun? Is he doing okay, did he find somewhere to live? May God bless him and keep him. What a bright soul. I hope he finds community
@@Jejak_Pengangguran Looking at what has caused the problems and wanting to see improvement should be valued. Telling by your name, you more than likely believe in Big State, as you have not debated, but instead shamed. Shame on you.
I'm from the Netherlands, seeing a homeless person is very rare here, even in Amsterdam. When I visited London for the first time I was shocked to see so many young people, my age, being homeless. It broke my heart. Are there any London charities who help these people where I can donate to?
It's the council's they don't give them anywhere to stay unless they have bad mental health or a child unfortunately :( this country really is a shithole. If everyone knew how it really was they'd be shocked. There are loads of charities, can't think of any tho. YMCA perhaps off the top of my head !!
I would think they get benefits like Australians. Government housing takes like 10 years to get here unless you are vulnerable single mother etc. They do go to churches and have shelters but don't think they allow them to stay for long. A lot of the people are drug affected and suffer from poor mental health so you would need to actively help them help themselves and even then they get soo accustomed to being homeless that it's hard to change their perspective. It's the whole "You're 18 get out mentality". If you force your child to go study and bar them from working and then on a whim decide to throw them out cause between 17 and 18 they magically become an "adult", then you need your head and heart examined.
@ I definitely second this...San Francisco is a shithole!!! I am from France and everyone here is shocked when I tell them how SF really is...People with mental disorders left on the streets, young people with seringues in their arms and homelessness everywhere and nothing is done whatsoever...Cars break ins are a MAJOR issue there and authorities dont give a F. Everyone got their car broken in at least once(and this rule didn't spare me). Then next to this you have super rich hipsters with their dogs acting like it does not exist. And on the top of it it cost a shit tone to live in this hell.I hate this city with all my soul.
@ Thanks for warning me, I actually was planning on doing a road trip across the west coast somewhere in the next years. Will probably still do though haha. But it's so sad and unfair that this is happening still, and we as normal people have only very little influence on it.
@@antigov5275 Thanks, I'll take a look at them! Next time I visit London I'll make sure to give some money to at least a few homeless people, especially the young ones. Looking backwards at my last visit, I feel guilty for not giving any. But also I was just so confused and did not know how to react... In amsterdam most homeless people - if you see any - are either junkies, gypsies, or just chose to live on the streets because they refuse any help.
My son is a year older and I cannot even imagine him trying to survive on the streets. Scary that there are homeless much younger also. My heart breaks for him and all the others out there ❤️🥺
So humbled and I take so much pride to see such beautiful 'caring' comments for this guy, I was about to comment to ask his whereabouts so I could help and I see this abundance positive energy being sent to him. I see Heaven on Earth and you all are my Angels. It's beautiful ❤️
Once when I was in London walked past a young homeless man and he looked so sad and miserable he would just stare on the floor. I just walked by but then I felt terrible about it so I returned and gave him a pound. Honestly I really wish I had given him more or bought him something to eat or drink and just had a conversation with him. The world needs more humanity and love.
It is too much for any individual left facing life left out in the cold. Where are the social welfare programs and why are they not helping him? Everyone needs a hand up now and then. This young man is prey for those wealthy pedophiles out there. Bet he has had to fend off a few unwelcome advances already. Society should be looking out for those falling homeless, or society is totally unworthy of even being called society. Help another individual in dire straits; it may be you next.
@Politically Incorrect Bender It's what happens when your parents don't parent you. My kids (in their thirties) can still pass as late teens. They were parented well..
@Edgar J Rimkus I went to work at 14. I worked, fulltime, while in school, at 15, 16, 17.. left home and moved across country at 17. I get it. BUT, and this is a big part of it; I had the (emotional if nothing else) support of my family, if I needed it. I was, like you, pretty headstrong, and I suffered many difficult times, but never asked my parents for help. This kid has no parents to ask. That is a big difference. He literally had the rug pulled out from under him; big difference. Besides, these kids are simply not raised as were we. They are not taught how to get and maintain jobs. And, the jobs are not simply there, like when we were kids.
I am 19 almost 20, this story has destroyed me. I really hope this guy has found the best in life because he's been through a lot and it shows he's a guy with a heart of gold. I hope he managed to find a job and a house but above all the happiness he has unfortunately not had until now😔❤❤💪
this breaks my heart to no end. u can see this young man is holding back tears a couple times in this interview. i know how this feels. i was homeless for roughly 6 months in the big city, i only slept outside a handful of times but the shelters were grim. despite having a bunk bed to sleep on under a roof, some of the characters you share the space with range from derranged, to violent. i never really had any trouble with anyone as i kept to myself, but i used to go to bed sometimes feeling so lost and hopeless. i understand this young mans feelings.
I feel his pain. Lost my mom when I was 17 and became a couch surfer, eventually homeless. “For my mom to be here” That hit home. that’d be my wish as well
I am living million miles away.... I am arabic woman .... But this young man has somting in I his eyes reached me .... This young man has something good in his soul that will help him to have good future more than he imagine or expect God will ... I pray for him and I know my prayer will reach him God will.
How can l help this young man. My grandson lives with me and is 19...😢 I am in Florida... far away. What can we do ... ???? Until l hear from you l will start praying ....
I'm in the US. Is there a way to donate to specific people we see on Invisible People, or there should be, like individual PayPal accounts or something?
The donation link is in the description of this video. So, let’s y’all help him plz or let’s raise poll to donate for him. But we need reliable person who can give him the donation
1.2m views and no-one knows of Sean either before this video, or what has happened in the year since. It’s like he was present for a single day on earth. It’s so strange. I truly hope he finds this and provides all of us with an update.
@Aliver87 it's not a hoax. The virus is also starting to show effects in blood clots and inflammation of the limbs, especially in newborn babies. The virus most likely mutating.
Why are people criticizing and automatically dismissing this young man's story as a lie? People have commented on his pupils! First of all,he has dark eyes, so that's not easy to see. Second of all, it's not exactly bright sunshine outside, and it looks kind of dark. A normal person's pupils will be dilated under those conditions. People have commented on his age, in disbelief that he's 19. Well, I believe he is 19, but he just looks rough around the edges because he's spending his time outside in drab weather. Try doing that and still look as young as you should. He also looks depressed. Depression will not exactly bring out the youth in someone. Somehow, I believe his story, and, I hope that he will get help to get on a path to housing and a job. A 19-year old life is too precious to waste. He needs help before he gets entrenched in living a street life. I wish he had some family to help him.
Nathalie Loujein ... I think people criticize it because it’s easier to push the thought away. that way you don’t have to look into his eyes, feel his pain, and desire to help him somehow. you’ve gotta admit ‘he’s human and he’s down on his luck and if he’s that way, then maybe one day I could be too.’ but people generally don’t wanna think they could ever be put into a situation like that. just like Sean here. it makes sense though. why *would* you want to? so... consider that their disbelief is just a buffer in order to protect themselves from taking Sean and people like Sean home
I have compassion always will!!! I pray that others will as well!! The world would be a much better place if everyone cared about and for each other!🙇♀️
@@mrpussinboots4252 Prayer can solve many problems!!! Without God there is no hope!! Couldn't tell you how many prayers God has answered for and mine!!!
This kid can be saved, he's been out there for 2 months but you can tell he's still innocent and feels ashamed of his situation. I hope he gets help before the street life gets him.
Wish I could find him, give him a hug, put him up in a hotel for a few nights, some hot food and some help to him get back on his feet. This is heartbreaking.😭
The UK has become a heartless place in the last decade, and the support systems that were in place to prevent situations like this have been eroded by a terrible, hateful government.
@@dylanmartin9190 Every government in the last decade has failed to meet demands for affordable housing and social care has been decimated. As a result homelessness has been steadily increasing with no real commitments by the tories to end the crisis (which they managed to find the money for without hesitation during the first lockdown).
What do you expect from Conservative led government?? Their Gods are the two of the many heartless people on earth, thankfully are no longer living - Milton Friedman and Margaret Thatcher. Unfortunately, their ideals lives on within the Conservative movement.
He doesn't even look like he's on drugs first of all. I feel for this guy. Someone help him. I'm not in the UK to help. We may not be able to help them all, but if everyone helped 1 person like this homeless dude, then there would be less homeless ppl and the world would be a better place!💛
One of the saddest aspects of his situation, is that this gentle young man is grieving and doing so under horrid circumstances😢 He has no shoulder to cry on, to pour his grief out and to feel hopeful of compassion and a future less unsure.
@@rick182z I doubt that but even if he was do you blame him? At 19 he’s still a child and after seeing what he’s seen and been through I think drugs would make living in the freezing cold alone would help alot
How do I adopt this yound adult?! Poor guy needs a good, loving home. Is there not Community Living Support? I live in Canada and nobody needs to go homeless here. There are shelters and programs. This breaks my heart♡
I hear of homeless youth (and others) everywhere, even in Australia. Well done Canada if you have managed to stop this. It is so inhumane for people to be left outdoors with no safe shelter or base to call home while they get their lives back on track. Yet I hear of animal welfare societies giving what they can for disowned animals. By no means this is a bad thing but I wonder why some people think human lives are worth less than animals. I hope you can help this young man or others; so very kind of you Level With Me.
Sorry to tell you.. but you will find 56 videos on this channel in a playlist called "homeless in canada".. the programs and shelters may help some people, but there are still many people living on the streets..
@@sally-ws9bf Don't get me wrong. People who CHOOSE TO live on the streets... because they want to get high in the bush rather than go to shelter STILL ARE HOMELESS. Duh
DEAR GOD CAN'T SOMEONE HELP THIS YOUNG MAN WITH A JOB AND A GOOD START IN LIFE...??? I WOULD HELP IF I WERE THERE...GOD BLESS THIS YOUNG AND HELP HIM THROUGH THIS TRAGIC TRAUMA.
It's great that many of you want to help Shaun, but the truth is there are tens of thousands of homeless young adults just like Shaun sleeping rough, and THEY ALL NEED HELP. My suggestion is to connect with a local homeless services provider that's working to end homelessness and support them through donations, volunteering, or advocacy. It's IMPORTANT that we all take tangible actions to help prevents homelessness from happening in the first place, and if a person ends up sleeping rough, we need to support the organizations working to get them off the streets into housing! Please take that compassion and passion you're feeling and use it to help end homelessness for all young adults!
How to find this guy? He doesn’t come out of my head .....
Why am I so far from him ?? ... 😔😔
Invisible People you need to put up a contact number for him people want to help him on here !!!!!!
It still wouldn't have hurt to slip him some money for food to get him through that day..I couldn't walk away and not have at least done something for him .
@B B Apparantly this was filmed last October ,he could be anywhere by now I dont understand why these homeless people were left like rubbish during the Pandemic Boris has alot to answer for
My heart broke for all of them. yet somehow this young man just wont leave my head or my heart Jenny
Being broke, no home no job and lost mother, still being such a gentle/polite and calm guy ... Only he knows what he's going through. 💔
This what's so hard about life. Life doesnt care about you. It will chew you up and spit on you. Yeah, he seems nice and super down to earth but the world doesnt give a fuck . Lifes a bitch 😥💔
AdventurousGuy lmao
Because he knows he will die someday so his suffering is temporary...
@AdventurousGuy Thats right because the rich don't work for a pay cheque they work for assets its that simple. The minute you accept a paycheck your become an employee and will never be rich.
Todd Duncan yeah kindness is impt!
It breaks my heart when he said, “thank you for stopping and speaking” 😭
True
Exactly. He's usually invisible. So sad 😭💔 I want to hug him and help
@John coughlan I gave a beggar a banana once and he gave me the glare of death
@bitter asparagus err I'm no banana expert but I'd say he gave him the 🍌 to Eat.
@bitter asparagus Because his sign said “Hungry, please help”
The total cost of the royal wedding for Harry and Meghan was around $43 million (or £32 million) Yet there are homeless on the streets of London. This should bother us.
How much did Kate and William's wedding cost? Another Mahgan hater!!! You people just can't get over Harry marrying Mahgan.... Too bad it's done.
I totally understand ... not being mean to royal family or anything. Just I prefer the tax I pay can really goes to these poor young people , this money can be used by government to give him some skill training, find him a basic job etc. Instead of buying royal members luxuries. Imagine how many outfits Meghan had everytime when they appear in public or media. Maybe the price of one of her dresses can give this young man a two months training course in anything: baking, cooking, fixing something, cleaning etc. InStead of just a clothes Meghan wears once. Having no issues to her and she is just an example to representing all the tax money that used in a weird way that I sincerely don’t understand.
There you go!! You hit the nail on the head. If people like the royal family had to face life on the street, it would be a whole new ballgame. My wedding cost a whole total of 100.00 for two witnesses and the cost of the license. I can’t imagine 43 million for a wedding, that’s insane. Think of what one could do with that kind of money.... a homeless shelter or a civic center, education.
When it comes to the monarchy...."off with their heads!" (French and Russians had the right idea)
@@jugatmos shaun was filmed last october Im from Guernsey but have had people looking for him he could be anywhere now
I was homeless from 16 to 21, mum and dad gone, sisters didn't give a fuck, but im ok now, got a trade and moves to Australia and have a family of my own
People change.
Good for you buddy...
👍😎
Family can be terrible...
😘xx
He has cried to an extent where there are no more tears coming from his eyes.
Yes so sad
did you notice his pupils are huge
@@virtual7486 I couldn't see it because he has brown eyes, but who gives two shits!?
@@virtual7486 and that’s your only thoughts after viewing his story? Wow that makes me very sad for you xxx
@@virtual7486 did you notice it was dark outside?
His heart is completely broken. Breaks mine to see people like this.
royals can help
It's even sadder that they have no home during this coronavirus crisis
Yes Ginger 💔
@@english3542 I wish rhey could but they're controlled by the government.
they have millians if they can give brat harry and his hoe millians for stupid security dont tell me they coulnt put a few mill to house people on streets
he doesn't deserve the shame he feels. may God protect him.
The UK gives $500 a month to all its citizens if they do not work, whats he spending his benefits on?
MT Reza $500 or £500 a month. Either way that would barely cover food surely. No where they can cook so would have to be take away (out) food all the time, unless there are soup kitchens. I don’t know but tell me could you pay rent of $100 / £100 a week somewhere, and pay bills and food too out of that? I am missing something for sure but surely that is not enough to subsist let alone buy anything like alcohol, drugs or cigarettes that I assume you are referring to. Some people must be pretty desperate if they are stealing your shoes.
Shy Voto there's no God
He needs a wife like you, who helps.
@@JediJan Housing shelter in UK is free no sign up you just turn up, YMCA offers rooms - but if you have a drug problem you cant go to these places, makes you wonder who really is homeless.
Please locate this guy and start a fundraising page! He needs support and some good energy towards him ❤
Yess
Yes can we please find some contact info, or locate him?? I really want to help
I would love to help all the way from Australia too
I hope he makes it, the world can be shit, but what's the alternative, you just carry on, help someone if you can, and just survive!!!!! 🤗🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
We can all do what this guy doing I'm sure he helps after the camera stops recording
He's still so traumatised.
Grief is a silent killer.
His heart is shattered
into a million pieces.
Please, lets all pray for this MAN.
Exactly
Ya Allah on this nite that may be decreed to bw laylatul qadr pls accept my dua for this man
Grant him a beta life filled with deen and goodness ameen yarabil allameen
@@KMDECL amen
@@KMDECL ameen
Don't pray. Go do something about it. Praying does nothing.
@@liamc1102 Thankyou I have had my arse chewed by someone on another thread for saying Actions speak no actions shout louder than prayer ever will Haha I was told to drown in my own well you can guess what .Very nice person I dont care what is said to or about me Get off your arse and help you are so right well done Im afraid you have to be next weeks hero Im a Granny so im right stay safe 😘🌟
"for my mom still be here" and then i cried
i was surprised when he mentioned that. obvious he is one lad who loves his mother dearly. wondering if he is the only child?
Gb1 lmfao mom and mum is the same thing 🙄
why he loves such an abusive mother??
When he said that real fast so his voice doesn't crack or so that he doesn't tear up hearing himself say it was the saddest thing ever
The Yeagerist
Because the position of anyones mother is high it doesnt matter what she does because compared what the mother did for her child is not comparable.
Giving birth ( life )
Calling on all the London folk to look out for this kid. He needs a job and a home. But he also needs a family. If you've lost a child, wanted to have a child but never got to, are lonely or still have extra love to, this kid needs it. I say kid because he is one. 19 is much too young to be alone in the world.
Awesome reply Hes so young and very vulnerable When he said he wanted his mum back I broke We arent flying at all from Guernsey OR i would go find him and bring him home It may not be what he wants but im so worried he will be taken advantage of Streets are cruel places I cant believe Boris left them on the streets my gosh there are enough hotels empty It would have been a start Jenny 😘😔
Very very good reply,, Great comment.. I have 3 children, and watching this is very difficult...
@@BoulderCreekSteve The world was very different when you were 18
A lot more people in the world than there was 50 years ago , cost of living is insane that’s the problem older people don’t realize about kids in these times
@@Axe_z33 Agreed !
I've lost both my parents within the last two years - I'm 40 and have a home and I'm having a hard time coping. Can't imagine how hard it must be for this kid. My heart goes out to him.
Hope you're keeping well. I lost my dad when I was 17, and my mom 17 years later 24 days away to my 34th bday. I felt sooo bitter then. I thought I'm gonna have my mom at least until in my 40s but we had a big age gap. And who'd have known, right?
@@paullights2154 Yeah, it's difficult not to feel a sense of bitterness at times. My mum died of cancer in 2019, and my dad died just this January of COVID. Like yourself, when my mum passed, I kinda assumed my dad would be around for a while, but it wasn't to be.
@@Bertaut true, true. My four older sisters were lucky to spend more time with our mom and dad. I'm extra attached to mom as I was the youngest. Anway, everything has ups and down, now that I'm alone, I am free to do as much as I want to do. Alone but not lonely.
@@Bertaut your loss was just almost yesterday. My guess is that the older you get to be with parents the harder it is to get used to. Keep well. Time is your best friend.
Do you want me to live with you?
Be kind, because this could be any of us one day!
Yes it could and it's not fun,
especially when it's 6 below or 99 degrees.
Being kind didn't mean a shit. I became homeless & I'll never trust any human again. That's what I learned.
Those who are clued up know and fully appreciate they're only one or two pay checks away from this.
Your right, we could be in this guy's shoes, thank god and the universe it didn't happen to me at 19,nobody plans to be on the street.
I agree, but do it without expecting something return because that's the true kindness. I do believe in karma and ' what goes around, comes around ', but do it sincerely without expecting anything in return because nobody has the same heart or belief and not everyone is gonna do exactly what you did. Have a good day ♡
Everyone has a story, it’s not easy for everyone. Don’t be so quick to judge people who are homeless
Meaningful...
Thanks for making obvious what was clearly the message in this entire channel. This needed to be said.
I agree. I take care of disabled, poor, and elderly people. My one patient used to be homeless. He said what kept him down was that he couldn’t get a job because he didn’t have a home address and didn’t know anyone in the city he became homeless. He said he was this way for 3 years. What got him out of this was he saved money from collecting glass bottles. He then bought some used tools and started fixing trashed furniture and selling it at a flea market. Finally God sent a kind older man who offered him a trailer to live in at the flea market.
Well said
I don't know why his parents didn't leave provisions no relatives, why has he NOT APPLIED FOR SERVICES?
Can tell he’s got a gentle soul. He looks like he’s hurting ☹️😢 wish I lived near him I’d give him some money 🌍🖤
I don't give money to every homeless man in the world but, I too would gladly give this guy 100 pounds sterling. I know it is NOT a life changing amount but maybe it can buy him a few days of happiness. He surely needs it!
Honnestly....he s HOT so I might give him more than money 😁😁😙
Im not a goid personne but I d take good care of him: COME TO MAMA😄😘
@@supermojo9672 da fuck?
Super Mojo wtf is wrong with you
@@supermojo9672 Weirdo
Saw this video last Wednesday. Today I was approached by a barefoot homeless man asking for me to buy him some sandals. I immediately remembered this kid saying his shoes got stolen. I remembered wanting to help this kid out as I too lost both parents (but I’m fortunate to be a bit older than him, have a job and a supportive family)... I’m from Brazil and I was impacted by his story so the best way I found to “help” him was to help someone in my neighborhood and I bought the man a meal and a pair of sandals. Goes to show that in times where the internet can be a cruel and shallow place, it can also be used for good and kindness.
From heart to heart! 👍
His soul is broken, he is crying within, lost his parents, his home but he will not lose soul, or hope. I pray that more support was there for him, family and friends.
Pray doesn't help his......only money help
@@sewakrandhawaz1183 prayer and faith is everything...watch the channel of Brenda Sprankle
@@sewakrandhawaz1183 ok ok
Yes, he is holding back lots of tears - they will remain hidden within his soul my friends, only when he finds relief will the tears flow.
empty optimism
Many people want to help him, honestly... you should add some kind of contact.
Darcy yeah that isn’t to Shaun it’s to the company
yes we need to know that the donation will go to him directly.
Please read the pinned comment. We should fight homelessness in general. There are tons of young homeless people out there.
Black Rock yeah he’s going to take your $2 donation and pay out of his own pocket to get the money to him. Companies have to pay rent and bills and infrastructure to be able to help people. Ignorant comment.
Such kind people. Makes me cry
When he said one of his wishes would be for his mom to still be here, my heart shattered.
Yeah, surprising. We homeless have our heart too.
@@danielesteve8359 we?dont tell me.....
That part broke my heart too 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Yeah sad his mum's gone but that's just a situation we humans have to grow up and accept that death is part of life. It will happen to us all and no one knows when. Just learn to appreciate the people in your life while they are still here cos unfortunately most of us forget we are not here forever and waste the precious time we have together. What he should be his first priorities is the other two wishes
I spent 4 years on the street sleeping rough. Because I kept myself the best I could people didn't realise I was homeless. I remember I went to a food place where they gave out hot food and they refused to accept I was homeless because I kept myself well. In truth I would spend all day in the Library. I had got a card with an address on it before I became homeless. The only time someone realised I was homeless was when I went into Burger king to bye something to eat and they gave me free Onions rings. I thought it was a mistake and they insisted I have them. Its not easy their were times when I wanted to give up and then their were times I didn't. Thankfully I'me no longer homeless and have been able to sort myself out. I even had a number of job prospects before this crisis hit. When this crisis is over I plan on getting back into work.
Glad to know you're safe now. Good luck on getting the job! ^^
keep the good work on!!! 👏👏👏
Man, you are a fighter
❤️
You’re really brave 💜 i admire how you came back triumphant even though you went through so much hardships ,I hope the future is kinder to you stranger
For everyone with a good comment, next time you walk by a homeless person, remember the compassion you had when you wrote down your comments, and give them a little something, also work for the better of our world
The homeless here are usually heavily drugged and aggressive, not passive young lads like this fella..
Your comment is criminally underrated here. Why? >:-[
@@Msciwoj-j4x I agree, but it's just a reminder that there are still a lot like him
@@crestfallenknight7983 maybe people don't like facing truth, or that they simply didn't see the comment Xd
i get food for them....and water
Couldn’t imagine sitting in the cold whilst people walk by like you don’t exist
Speaking Truth you’re a massive melt! People like you are scared of anything.
They are people just like me and you. Pussyb
Speaking Truth then carry a 10 inch Rambo blade then they will turn around very quickly
Speaking Truth prison for what? Carrying a knife? 🤣🤣
Speaking Truth I carry one all the time.. if anyone tries it then I’ll put you in a box! You’ll end up a statistic with that mentality of yours. I’d rather get jailed for protecting myself than end up being put in the ground.
Speaking Truth but you never know when you might need to protect your life.. I’ve experienced this many times so I’m taking no chances...
The fact that he didn’t even wish to be rich, just to have a job it’s very admirable. I’m looking for a way so I can help him. If anyone knows hmu
Thank you
I once stopped and chatted at length with a homeless lady in east London. I ended up buying her a couple packs of socks and decent lunch. She told me that many of the homeless around where we were aren't actually homeless and have homes to go back to. So I'm very cautious about who I help. Stop, talk to them, ask questions and hopefully you can feel if they genuine or not
@@MrFooChops that's the problem .
people can make good money out of begging, that pushed out a lot of people in need not only homeless but with all sorts of help needs.
When someone has hit rock bottom, they just wanna survive , being rich is not even really a thought. It is definitely a bonus though but more importantly , he needs a place to sleep, roof over his head, a room to study and build his future
At the age of 19 you are homeless and I am 21 but still living with my parents, I am lying on a warm bed after I saw this video I felt how much lucky I am but after this video my perspective is totally changed to society as when you are homeless🚫🏠😔 they treat you as drug addict, alcoholic humanity sucks.
ES CIERTO! LA HUMANIDAD ALCOHÓLICA APESTA!
The one thing I can’t barely understand is how this charming young man, gentle and obviously kind, happens to have no friends at all.
He's probably just shy like me.
I can relate to people who might seem like everyone would want to be their friends but have no friends at all.
I have never had conflicts with anyone. I've always been a good student (I'm in college now). I don't curse, I don't do drugs. In high school, I was an good athlete and praised dancer. I also try to help others as much as I can, even if that just means giving them homework answers so they can get good grades. My problem? I'm just really shy and awkward when it comes to social situations :(.
I don't have any close friends even though I live in a college campus with thousands of people my age. But nobody wants to put the time to get close to someone who lacks social skills as much as I do. And they don't have to, but it still sucks ☹.
Exactly what I thought! If my friend would be in a state like this, I would gladly invite him to my house. But, of course, he should find some job and add something from him.
Furthermore, where are the relatives from his parents lines? I can believe the version that he has no friends, but what about his dad/mum‘s friends/relatives...
If there really are none, and he is THAT LONELY... gosh
@@analyticalperson6648 If you ever would like to talk hit me up :D We can be two socially awkward persons, have the same problem. And I totally get his situation. I'm 28 and thank god have a job now, but if my father died 3 years earlier I would be in the same situation. Have no other family and just a few friends from childhood that in all honesty, I would not even tell them about my situation. People are the way to fast to judge. We are living in a sh*tshow.
@Je Am we don't judge Shaun, we write our thoughts, man. If we wrote, for example: "This man is piece of trash, he is hopeless" - this is judging.
I hope that one day this kid gets a home and all the love he deserves. Poor thing. He has just been going through trauma after trauma. I wouldn’t survive a day if I was in his shoes.
If you were in his shoes, I'd have to report you!
@RAINE J ugh that just breaks me
@@StatusQuonald lol good one :D
Some times they will rob your home if you feeling sorry for them too much, be careful don't be fooled will you take a wild animal in your home no...don't listen to too much bullshit.
JJ lol of course...I don’t trust people too much either. I know there’s a lot of homeless people out there who sit on their ass and expect free hand outs from the government while they shoot up drugs and get high all day. But not every homeless person is like this so you can’t generalize. I wouldn’t bring any homeless people into my home or let any one take advantage of me, but I still can’t help but feel a little sad for people like this. Especially this guy, he’s just a kid who was a victim to life’s circumstances. He deserves help
I wish I could hug him. He looks like a good kind boy
*man
@@okkj2075 That's right. If he lived around my neighbourhood, I would be happy to ask him for sleepovers at my home.
But I can't do anything right now. All I can do is send my virtual hug through my prayer. Hope the best for him ✨.
@Travis Bickle Watch your mouth, dude!
@Travis Bickle
Firstly, if someone wants to do a good thing, you shouldn't have to think negatively. It is up to him/her whether he/her doing it with truth purposes or not. You are only the audience, you don't have any rights to direct their actions. You don't know behind the scenes and post-production. So, shut up and mind your own business.
Second, let's talk about me. I live with my family. They absolutely know my real intention. Whenever I am, I will always try to not doing and thinking about bad things. So, who are you? You don't even know me. Come to my house and you will know what will I do for you as I did to my friends who visit my house.
Third, I didn't choose people for offering my help. I don't care whether they are good or bad, rich or poor, young or old, male or female, black or white, as long as they need my help, I am open to anyone.
Do I have to tell you all of these? No, I shouldn't. But you make me want to show my cards.
Now, I tell you once again, mind your own business! And please fix your brain. Thank you, no offense.
@Travis Bickle Get a life, dude! I just try my best. This is the end of the discussion. I have no time to answer your ridiculous questions. Feel free to judge me whatever you want. IDGAF :)
The sadness in his eyes when he mentions his mother hit me so hard i cried for him.
The way he kept looking down absolutely broke my heart..
Can someone just give this lad a chance to work! He's a polite, good looking and clearly capable of doing something great with his life one day.
"He's good looking." Is this trolling or a serious point you're making when attempting to argue why someone should be taken out of homelessness?
@@doe_3891 There's no argument, just a shallow comment of mine. Chill okay.
But you don’t need to work in England. the government provides you with a stipend for rent.
@@doe_3891 he was that he was clearly capablr as well. Chill. Overdramatic fr fr
@@doe_3891he is fit tho.. what’s your problem… Someone jealous 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️😂
He was so sad couldn't even look at the person while talking. This is so heart breaking. We have no control at our life. One day you have everything and another you are lost , Never know !
thats true lady. peace
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That’s usually because your not telling the truth, it will probably come out somewhere else on here
So true.
WELL SAID 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💛
What can I complain about, after seeing this? A toothache? The pouring rain that prevents me from going for a walk? The postman who was late? From last night's nightmare? From the dust that has accumulated on the shelf? Having to get up early to go to work?
You don’t have to compare yourself to the less fortunate and say you don’t deserve to complain. None of us wished to be born, we were forced to. No matter the situation, and the situations of others around us, we can accept how we feel about it :)
@E. B. and @M N both these comments are beautiful and thanks for your kind perspectives.
Life is absurd, to be honest, philosophies answered my question to life, we should just accept reality and move on the next plan, it's hard but we can't control it so let's focus on the things we control; our actions.
I wouldn't be mad being a street kid, at least i have something to do and also go outside a lot more, have education and a home to stay in is quite boring, having a computer would help a lot when there's absolutely nothing to do, but i don't have one, that's all i complain about everyday honestly, sounds silly but that's the best thing i could think of in this type of living condition right now, hopefully i have something to do when i'm an adult, because i'm sick of doing nothing
When I was 19 I was also homeless for 4 months, sleeping on the dunes on the beach during the day. I'm 22 now, still broken but not homeless, however im still trying my best to get out of the mess I'm in. Good luck to all.
Btw, like this guy, I also used my shooes as pillow
Good luck
Good luck bro. Hope you get out of this rut
👏👏👏👏...I aplaud you for not giving up.
Dear Zalden, may God watch over you. Hope you get out of ur current situation soon, keep hope alive. Very proud of you. Stay safe and stay strong. Take good care. With much love.
When i was 20 i was homeless, now I'm 25 and have my own apt. It gets better just have to work for it, it's not easy but once it gets better its worth it.
It's really sad, the poor guy lost both his parents and probably feels like he has no one in the world that gives a shit about him. I imagine the hardest part is probably thinking "How in the world am I going to get out of this?" I remember a few years back I was unemployed, but was unemployed for a long time. I was able to get EI, but that ran out and I still had no job. Now I wasn't in near as bad a position as this guy, I was able to live with my parents, but I just remember the hopeless feeling after going so long without a job, like how can I get myself out of this position I'm in? But I did, and I hope things turn around for this guy!
When you're unemployed for so long, it's very hard to see light at the end of the tunnel. The only answer is to turn to Jesus each day for help, and when He answers,don't forget who rescued you. When the pain is severe and life is cruel, it's hard even to think of asking. Nothing is ever that simple.
Is there no one that can help this young man ? U should be ashamed Britain
How did u do it
The UK gives $500 a month to all its citizens if they do not work, whats he spending his benefits on?
@@ducknuggets1951 - where did you hear that from? Because (if i'm converting currency correctly) it's not true. Even if it was, $500 isn't nearly enough to get a room.
I'm not sure if whoever runs this channel knows of this guy's whereabouts now, but if he is still on the streets I will take him in. I have a spare room and he is welcome to it. I'll also try and find him some work as that is what I do for a living.
Please give us an update if you have done that
@@ranggakd No contact yet I'm afraid. If anyone knows how to locate him or the channel owners, please message me.
Go to the TH-cam channel, click on about at the top and there is an email address.
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@@JAM_2024 Thank you to all of you for helping. I have emailed the channel and will now await response. I am not great with social media and such, so was unaware I could contact them via the app. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
Friday evening, I’m laying in a warm bed. Parents & family safe. Several minutes in and I’m crying like a baby watching this guy. Jesus. This is unfair.
Edit: Nothing about this comment is offensive. If yall find a way how to reach this man (since I can not) and donate, drop the link. I will donate too. Meanwhile, take the anger elsewhere. I don’t give a damn. Thank you xo.
Same here, having a little son myself, thinking of the moments when this guy was born and his parents were dreaming about his future .. now they might be somewhere in heaven watching him suffer.. the societies throughout the world need a major makeover .. having homeless people in a such a walthy city like London .. omg .. poor guy ..
I feel the same
This can happen to ANYONE
@@Kanal7Indonesia facts save money and stay humble nothing lasts forever
@@triple466 Amen!
One is able to see the pain written across this poor man's face plain as day. The poor dear is in shock. It is as if all the life has been drained from him when his mum died. Poor old soldier. :(
He's mom was most likely all he had in this world.....I hope he found help and is off the streets
this guy is dead in his eyes. when he said he wish his mom to be here , this is a barrier not allowing him to move forward even if it a wish.
But he is a pure soul, Light will guide him
@@khufrapr0358 the world is a shitty place. Light wont guide him. He has to try to find a path on his own.
@@iwantlee9510 in the pit of endless dark sky, there are still thousand of twinkle stars. Indeed, the path he has to walk is up to him, Yet there are people retired from being homeless partly through physical and emotional supports from others.
@@khufrapr0358 sadly it’s a cure world, and often there’s no such thing as light guiding him.
Well it's natural to feel like he does two weeks after loosing your mother and your father. Don't think we can imagine how this feels and then being thrown out to the streets alone.
i can see the heartbreak in his eyes, i hope he’s doing good now.
he seems like a really nice guy
The way he keeps his head down and avoid eye contact, just break my heart. Poor child.
I would share my house with this young man, he deserves a chance in life.
You have a very big heart Sir.
@@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork what a sad sad way to see the world and assume people. As a woman I would take that man in if I had the chance.
@@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork lol sure. I saw lots of men walk past that man.
@@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork which man? Do you really believe only men can help this homeless person.
If youre talking about the man interviewing him yes maybe he will help him. But ive seen lots of women give food or clothing to the homeless. Ive also seen countless men just ignore the homeless and ij fact most robberies of homeless people are men.
Men and women are both capable 9f giving charity.
@@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork yes you say women will only like you if you provide them with something. Sorry to break it to you but that goes for men and women. Ever heard of run away fathers who leave their wife and children for another young chick whos more good looking.
Hey " Invisible people ". Give an update of him plz. It was only 10 months ago. I'm literally crying 😭😢😢.
Yes please.
Yes, that would be wonderful! 😁
Yes please. .
A UK citizen under the age of 25 who lost his parents can apply for Universal Credit.
Where he going to get a laptop or a phone? A person won’t give him one to use because of the way he looks. An Internet cafe won’t let him in because he looks like a junky. It’s very difficult for these people and no one understands.
@@bobdoyle4058 its not impossible.. He could walk into that place itself and get support from there.
if you dont want to be on the street u just fight... its not impossible and would rather try than just sitting on the ground the whole day.. ;/ Nah that makes it impossible...
Not without an address you can't. Oh, and you're not eligible for Universal credit if you aren't ready and available for work. You have to search for jobs every day on the UMJ website and call whatever company your advisor instructs you to.
How does a homeless person manage that? You try living rough and see if you can manage it without resorting to alcohol and/or drug abuse.
London has many shelters available for the homeless and most have a social worker attached to the team, it is possible to get help, it looks like he is in central London and Webber Street near Waterloo station is open 6 days a week offering support , food and clothing and advice for people, this is a humble polite person having to cope with bereavement he needs people to talk to, there is the Salvation Army that also offers similar support based in Oxford Street tragically Covid 19 has forced these places to close and I have no ideas of any alternative at this point in time
@@MarkChapmanDr, you are right, the shelters are closed due to covid restrictions
I cried at the end , his wishes broke my heart
Your channel need a way to directly support the people that you interview.
Such a handsome guy. I really hope he gets his life back on track.
i movve to london and here people love saying thats homeless are just lazy people and can find jobs easy. but when depression and loneliness follow you its like carrying a massive moutain rock in your back because you have nobody
I know where they’re coming from. I’m from Ireland and they’re plenty of lazy people who can easily get a job but no, they go on the dole getting hundreds a week at the expense of the tax payer. England also have a dole/social welfare system so I think the reason why they’re not on it is because they have been denied for a reason. EG they can get a job but they won’t, they’re ok drugs and alcohol, or they’re crazy.
So true, I’m a single mother with a young child and I know how it feels like when no family and no support there but we have to keep going and I hope and pray for this man and other people to sort themselves out soon just the will power and determination can beat this depression.
Sam Walsh1 you are right but these people need some time to start from somewhere. I went on benefits for six months until I sorted out my five years old where to send him after school and actively looking for a full time job it’s horrible to go to that place for signing in and that was my first time and hope and pray that last time.
Sometimes Mentally and emotionally it’s difficult when you lost your love ones. But I agreed with you that there are plenty of people are abusing this system and burden on tax payers.
Lol it’s life people working in high paying jobs have depression and loneliness, it’s about being able to be strong enough to deal with it and get on with life, if not you sit around and do nothing your whole life, survival of the fittest
@@RaahPolo what make people depressed ?
the main reason will always be
SOCIETY
Someone give that guy a job
@@HayesByeGrey but with a job he'd have things to do to busy himself, and, well, money to buy his needs, also, mostly professional help isn't free y'know
@@HayesByeGrey No one will help him with his trauma, thats a fact. A job would help him..
Patricia González Agree!
Without a fixed address it's very hard to get a job in the UK. This country is not friendly to the homeless. Poor lad.
@Sunny please Give me Job Sir😔
I can literally see myself in this young man. My soul is hurting, can you please follow up with him and make sure he is well I would love to donate money if I knew it was going to him
He seems like he doesn’t even have any more tear to cry... he’s completely shattered, it’s written all over his face. God bless him and I pray he’s in a better situation now. 🙏
I’m 19 myself and I couldn’t even imagine being in his position. I wish I lived in the area. I would’ve opened my place to him.
He seems like a seriously broken man, everything just kinda taken from him. He was dealt some shitty cards, I feel so bad for him to be in that position with constant judgement and constant insults from people. I seriously wish him the best
Same, I would have let him sleep on my couch and helped him find a job. It is heart breaking. He seems just... hopeless. And at only 19, it is just awful. The end of the video kills me, his 3 wishes.
For those who wants to know where Shaun was interviewed at. Shaun was sitting against one of the metal columns fronting the HSBC-UK bank in the corner of Wilton Road and Terminus Pl. This is in Victoria, London. This is a stone throw away from Victoria Station. The building you see across him is where Prezzo restaurant used to be at 3 Wilton Road, Victoria, London. It is closed now! HSBC UK is still there.
Thank you for this information. Really hope someone manages to track him down and offer help. I'll definitely be on the lookout for him next time I'm in London. Much love 💜
I live 1 min from Victoria station. 100% going to go and have a look for him 2morw
@@ThePg3 Please keep us updated, would love to help!
@@ThePg3 update us pls....
@@ThePg3 please update us soon
My heart broke when he wished for his mum 😔
@Devil Dog US Marine . Smh
Can someone please give us an update on Shaun? Is he doing okay, did he find somewhere to live? May God bless him and keep him. What a bright soul. I hope he finds community
I know you care because he is white and good-looking
How about you give me your phone number i am not ugly by the way!
@@michaelaxis6304Nice bait
We used to live in tribes, now it is everyone for himself and if your not lucky... I am so sorry Shaun.
!!! you said it
Not true, it's a State run system with tribes divided. The State has taken over for family and community and this is the result.
@@ThruTheMatrix for fck shake are you try to debate on a Homeless video? Shame on you
@@Jejak_Pengangguran Looking at what has caused the problems and wanting to see improvement should be valued. Telling by your name, you more than likely believe in Big State, as you have not debated, but instead shamed. Shame on you.
Yes Isa, they broke us apart! they have been doing a great job especially in big cities. NO COMPASSION.
Thank you for stopping and speaking.. says a lot of how alone he is
I had to stop what I was doing and cry. This is heartbreaking
I wish I could help him if I was still living in uk . Now I left UK 😞
I was in the same spot when my mom died and bless this guy for having a good heart and not turning to drugs or crime
I'm from the Netherlands, seeing a homeless person is very rare here, even in Amsterdam. When I visited London for the first time I was shocked to see so many young people, my age, being homeless. It broke my heart. Are there any London charities who help these people where I can donate to?
It's the council's they don't give them anywhere to stay unless they have bad mental health or a child unfortunately :( this country really is a shithole. If everyone knew how it really was they'd be shocked. There are loads of charities, can't think of any tho. YMCA perhaps off the top of my head !!
I would think they get benefits like Australians. Government housing takes like 10 years to get here unless you are vulnerable single mother etc.
They do go to churches and have shelters but don't think they allow them to stay for long.
A lot of the people are drug affected and suffer from poor mental health so you would need to actively help them help themselves and even then they get soo accustomed to being homeless that it's hard to change their perspective.
It's the whole "You're 18 get out mentality". If you force your child to go study and bar them from working and then on a whim decide to throw them out cause between 17 and 18 they magically become an "adult", then you need your head and heart examined.
@ I definitely second this...San Francisco is a shithole!!! I am from France and everyone here is shocked when I tell them how SF really is...People with mental disorders left on the streets, young people with seringues in their arms and homelessness everywhere and nothing is done whatsoever...Cars break ins are a MAJOR issue there and authorities dont give a F. Everyone got their car broken in at least once(and this rule didn't spare me). Then next to this you have super rich hipsters with their dogs acting like it does not exist. And on the top of it it cost a shit tone to live in this hell.I hate this city with all my soul.
@ Thanks for warning me, I actually was planning on doing a road trip across the west coast somewhere in the next years. Will probably still do though haha. But it's so sad and unfair that this is happening still, and we as normal people have only very little influence on it.
@@antigov5275 Thanks, I'll take a look at them! Next time I visit London I'll make sure to give some money to at least a few homeless people, especially the young ones. Looking backwards at my last visit, I feel guilty for not giving any. But also I was just so confused and did not know how to react... In amsterdam most homeless people - if you see any - are either junkies, gypsies, or just chose to live on the streets because they refuse any help.
My son is a year older and I cannot even imagine him trying to survive on the streets. Scary that there are homeless much younger also. My heart breaks for him and all the others out there ❤️🥺
I feel u on that
My son is 17 and he works on weekends to have own money.
Iwona Skałka yeah and your point is????????
Travis Bickle this man is homeless with no mum and no home , so her comment was insensitive to this man living on the streets 😡
This is so sad, I really hope that he is no longer on streets and he has a roof over his head, food to eat and is happy.
Kind of no compassion in teh World! 😪😪😪
So humbled and I take so much pride to see such beautiful 'caring' comments for this guy, I was about to comment to ask his whereabouts so I could help and I see this abundance positive energy being sent to him. I see Heaven on Earth and you all are my Angels. It's beautiful ❤️
Thank you for your heartening words. Let's practice the Brotherhood of man! 👍
Once when I was in London walked past a young homeless man and he looked so sad and miserable he would just stare on the floor. I just walked by but then I felt terrible about it so I returned and gave him a pound. Honestly I really wish I had given him more or bought him something to eat or drink and just had a conversation with him. The world needs more humanity and love.
I’m praying for this young man. You can see his pain in his eyes.
That's terrible. 19 is far too young for such terrible conditions.
It is too much for any individual left facing life left out in the cold. Where are the social welfare programs and why are they not helping him? Everyone needs a hand up now and then. This young man is prey for those wealthy pedophiles out there. Bet he has had to fend off a few unwelcome advances already. Society should be looking out for those falling homeless, or society is totally unworthy of even being called society. Help another individual in dire straits; it may be you next.
@Politically Incorrect Bender It's what happens when your parents don't parent you. My kids (in their thirties) can still pass as late teens. They were parented well..
@Politically Incorrect Bender dude ia literally in streets, if you can't care for yourself, obviously you would look old. Its rough on streets.
Any age is too young really. No one could ever be prepared to live like this...
@Edgar J Rimkus I went to work at 14. I worked, fulltime, while in school, at 15, 16, 17.. left home and moved across country at 17. I get it. BUT, and this is a big part of it; I had the (emotional if nothing else) support of my family, if I needed it. I was, like you, pretty headstrong, and I suffered many difficult times, but never asked my parents for help.
This kid has no parents to ask. That is a big difference. He literally had the rug pulled out from under him; big difference. Besides, these kids are simply not raised as were we. They are not taught how to get and maintain jobs. And, the jobs are not simply there, like when we were kids.
I am 19 almost 20, this story has destroyed me. I really hope this guy has found the best in life because he's been through a lot and it shows he's a guy with a heart of gold. I hope he managed to find a job and a house but above all the happiness he has unfortunately not had until now😔❤❤💪
I cried when I saw his face getting red. Like he wants to cry but he feel numb inside. I hope your mom is looking after you in heaven.
Huh? Seriously what does that even mean? So annoying saying pointless shit with no real meaning. How is he being looked after?
@@MsSimixx meant enough for you to take the time to be an asshole
Why does there always have to bee hate in every comment section
this breaks my heart to no end. u can see this young man is holding back tears a couple times in this interview. i know how this feels. i was homeless for roughly 6 months in the big city, i only slept outside a handful of times but the shelters were grim. despite having a bunk bed to sleep on under a roof, some of the characters you share the space with range from derranged, to violent. i never really had any trouble with anyone as i kept to myself, but i used to go to bed sometimes feeling so lost and hopeless. i understand this young mans feelings.
I feel his pain. Lost my mom when I was 17 and became a couch surfer, eventually homeless.
“For my mom to be here” That hit home. that’d be my wish as well
Update please? How is he doing now? Is he still homeless? This was so heartbreaking...my prayers be with him
I also wanna know ...🙏
Ya I also want to know
🙏
Hi Chandni ,I think know.Are you from Bengaluru?
Yes please 😭
This is so darn sad. I can see the pain he’s going through.
I am living million miles away.... I am arabic woman .... But this young man has somting in I his eyes reached me .... This young man has something good in his soul that will help him to have good future more than he imagine or expect God will ... I pray for him and I know my prayer will reach him God will.
Fatenaa,pray for me too please!
Your God has left us alone in this misery. Don't count on him, count on your actions.
How can l help this young man. My grandson lives with me and is 19...😢
I am in Florida... far away. What can we do ... ???? Until l hear from you l will start praying ....
I'm in the US. Is there a way to donate to specific people we see on Invisible People, or there should be, like individual PayPal accounts or something?
maybe a go fund me account would help. idk. He does seem very kind.
I am in Australia and I could put a roof over his head....But to get him here...
Prayers.
@@valisondj He is very similar to my son and about the same age. A gentle soul.
The donation link is in the description of this video. So, let’s y’all help him plz or let’s raise poll to donate for him.
But we need reliable person who can give him the donation
1.2m views and no-one knows of Sean either before this video, or what has happened in the year since. It’s like he was present for a single day on earth. It’s so strange. I truly hope he finds this and provides all of us with an update.
Wish the person making this video would reply to some of the comments. People wanting to provide a job or donate money...
Having to survive the global pandemic while being homeless is unthinkable.
@Aliver87 it's not a hoax. The virus is also starting to show effects in blood clots and inflammation of the limbs, especially in newborn babies. The virus most likely mutating.
@Aliver87 Lol you dropped your tinfoil head there buddy
maybe because it's not a real pandemic ??
Aliver87 yeah your telling the truth but gotta let sheep be sheep
Aliver87 are you trolling ?? The flu isn't more deadly you idiot
When he kept putting his head down ,I could honesty feel his pain and loneliness and it really breaks my heart 💔😪
Why are people criticizing and automatically dismissing this young man's story as a lie? People have commented on his pupils! First of all,he has dark eyes, so that's not easy to see. Second of all, it's not exactly bright sunshine outside, and it looks kind of dark. A normal person's pupils will be dilated under those conditions.
People have commented on his age, in disbelief that he's 19. Well, I believe he is 19, but he just looks rough around the edges because he's spending his time outside in drab weather. Try doing that and still look as young as you should. He also looks depressed. Depression will not exactly bring out the youth in someone.
Somehow, I believe his story, and, I hope that he will get help to get on a path to housing and a job. A 19-year old life is too precious to waste. He needs help before he gets entrenched in living a street life. I wish he had some family to help him.
Nathalie Loujein ... I think people criticize it because it’s easier to push the thought away. that way you don’t have to look into his eyes, feel his pain, and desire to help him somehow. you’ve gotta admit ‘he’s human and he’s down on his luck and if he’s that way, then maybe one day I could be too.’ but people generally don’t wanna think they could ever be put into a situation like that. just like Sean here. it makes sense though. why *would* you want to? so... consider that their disbelief is just a buffer in order to protect themselves from taking Sean and people like Sean home
Breaks my heart. Wish i knew who he was so i could start at gofundme for him. Give him hope in humanity again.
Gentle person. Deserves help.
I'm so sorry for your loss! I've prayed and will continue to pray for you beautiful brother. You matter!!!🙇♀️
I have compassion always will!!! I pray that others will as well!! The world would be a much better place if everyone cared about and for each other!🙇♀️
@@springharn22
Amen Amen & Amen-!!!
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What does praying achieve in this situation? Curious?
@@mrpussinboots4252 Prayer can solve many problems!!! Without God there is no hope!!
Couldn't tell you how many prayers God has answered for and mine!!!
@@debraallen63 does god answer starving children in Africa? Does god answer the parents of new borns on life support from birth?
This poor young man looks absolutely broken where is he sleeping rough in London ? Does he have a contact number so I can give him some money
Wtf is this comment thread
lefty two guns idiot. They’re both ironic
Catz ec1 hahaha right?!
@Albert Twangle HAHA
@@RaahPolo 🤣🤣
The last wish he ask hope his mum still be here. My tears almost coming. God bless this young man
This kid can be saved, he's been out there for 2 months but you can tell he's still innocent and feels ashamed of his situation. I hope he gets help before the street life gets him.
Poor guy 😔 he lost both his parents and now he’s homeless. I want to help him
Praying for this precious young man. Hang in there sir.
Wish I could find him, give him a hug, put him up in a hotel for a few nights, some hot food and some help to him get back on his feet. This is heartbreaking.😭
Same here, while I am in a warm and cozy bed at my parents house.
He’s such a gentle young man.. I hope he gets well in his life
The UK has become a heartless place in the last decade, and the support systems that were in place to prevent situations like this have been eroded by a terrible, hateful government.
Sounds almost as bad as America, which has been filled with self absorbed, oblivious, heartless idiots for a long time.
@Country Bumpkin Well just look at the treasury and see how much money gets spent on these services. I looked it up. Maybe you would be surprised
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@@dylanmartin9190 Every government in the last decade has failed to meet demands for affordable housing and social care has been decimated. As a result homelessness has been steadily increasing with no real commitments by the tories to end the crisis (which they managed to find the money for without hesitation during the first lockdown).
What do you expect from Conservative led government?? Their Gods are the two of the many heartless people on earth, thankfully are no longer living - Milton Friedman and Margaret Thatcher. Unfortunately, their ideals lives on within the Conservative movement.
He doesn't even look like he's on drugs first of all. I feel for this guy. Someone help him. I'm not in the UK to help. We may not be able to help them all, but if everyone helped 1 person like this homeless dude, then there would be less homeless ppl and the world would be a better place!💛
One of the saddest aspects of his situation, is that this gentle young man is grieving and doing so under horrid circumstances😢
He has no shoulder to cry on, to pour his grief out and to feel hopeful of compassion and a future less unsure.
He has the most beautiful eyes.
drugged
@@rick182z I doubt that but even if he was do you blame him? At 19 he’s still a child and after seeing what he’s seen and been through I think drugs would make living in the freezing cold alone would help alot
He has good features I must say. His nose alone is to die for.
@@蔡霞教授的退休金 a bit of a broad statement there lol our eyeshapes vary a lot
He really does
How do I adopt this yound adult?! Poor guy needs a good, loving home. Is there not Community Living Support? I live in Canada and nobody needs to go homeless here. There are shelters and programs. This breaks my heart♡
You're a angel... I hope you can...
I hear of homeless youth (and others) everywhere, even in Australia. Well done Canada if you have managed to stop this. It is so inhumane for people to be left outdoors with no safe shelter or base to call home while they get their lives back on track. Yet I hear of animal welfare societies giving what they can for disowned animals. By no means this is a bad thing but I wonder why some people think human lives are worth less than animals. I hope you can help this young man or others; so very kind of you Level With Me.
Sorry to tell you.. but you will find 56 videos on this channel in a playlist called "homeless in canada".. the programs and shelters may help some people, but there are still many people living on the streets..
@@sally-ws9bf Don't get me wrong. People who CHOOSE TO live on the streets... because they want to get high in the bush rather than go to shelter STILL ARE HOMELESS. Duh
I Just feel like hugging this Man and giving him some hope for this soul ://
It's hard to be motivated when life keeps breaking you. I know that feeling. My sympathies and best wishes go to this poor young man.
I feel very sad for Shaun, he seems like a nice lad, he's had a lot of bad luck. I hope things improve for him, he deserves some happiness.
Seeing him trying to smile through the pain is heartbreaking. I hope things get better for him
DEAR GOD CAN'T SOMEONE HELP THIS YOUNG MAN WITH A JOB AND A GOOD START IN LIFE...??? I WOULD HELP IF I WERE THERE...GOD BLESS THIS YOUNG AND HELP HIM THROUGH THIS TRAGIC TRAUMA.
The sadness in his eyes made me cry. God bless him, So young and life has been so cruel. I hope he is off the streets now.