In Turkey we have a similar case of Bayram Tepeli, the guy started working at Istanbul Atatürk Airport in 1991 and living there eventually retired but refused to go away and just continued to live there. This case might be weirder as the airport closed down last year and he simply moved to the second airport in Istanbul. He is currently living in Sabiha Gökçek airport.
ashley wolf The President is just a symptom of the pro amen bro. You know what’s funny? Republicans believe we have a corrupt government while Democrats believe we have corrupt billionaires. Both of those are true and both of those influence Dems and are Repubs. Lol ironic is it?
This is one of those rare examples of people giving support to a poor soul out of kindness in their hearts. I have seen a lot of people living in tents on the streets, and they sicken me. I hope the whole world can be like the airport staff supporting Denis one day.
Something like this nearly happened to me on late July 2019. I was on a flight from the Philippines enroute to Hong Kong for a change over and my connecting flight was denied entry due to the escalating riots. I was stuck there for 4 days until I was rerouted to Japan for a connecting flight home to New Zealand.
I once had a Visa issue with Schengen (continental Europe), had to exit and stay out for 90 days before I could legally return. Because of available flights and time differences, I arrived in Amsterdam almost 22 hours early or at day 89. So... I was sort of stranded in Schiphol airport, just before Christmas. It was actually quite nice! I hung out in cafes, took a shower in a pay lounge, slept a bit in the quiet area (near the meditation center), visited a mini-Rijksmuseum and saw great art, went to the e-library and downloaded free books and listened to music, ate great Dutch food, some gourmet pizza and some sushi, shopped in the many retail stores, strolled in the indoor park, briefly considered using the capsule hotel, and generally enjoying the free wifi and festive Christmas atmosphere. Every one of the Dutch people that I interacted with were super friendly, helpful and cool. It turned out to be a wonderful travel memory for me, and I still have a warm spot in my heart for Schiphol airport.
So here's my airport story, I parked my car in short-term parking instead of long-term, so after spending thousands in Hawaii, I made it back to Norfolk airport in Virginia, to my surprise I had to pay 200 for parking. I didn't have the money, they wouldn't let me leave, even when I explained it was a mistake to park in short term. I was stuck. The longer I waited the more I had to pay, as it was by the hour... It was 2am and nobody would pick up my calls. I lost hope and laid on the benches stranded. I got a call from my ex gf, later that night, of all people, and she literally too an Uber to go bail me out of airport prison. True story folks
ElectricEel yeah my grandmother lived about 15 meters from the train tracks for about 35 years but she had to sell her house because of financial issues
Is there nothing that can be done for Denis Luis de Sousa? No chance of someone teaching him to read, or give him a part-time job in the airport to break up his day? It's heartwarming that people help him, but surely this can't go on indefinitely.
Actually, if you're homeless that doesn't mean you don't have money. Actually you could make more money being homeless, you could have billions of dollars and still be homeless, you just have a car, a camp, go from hotel to hotel.
parents: sorry son you can't keep living for free with us, it's time to face the real word airport staff: hold my kindness edit: almost cry with those like thx
mcc ccm> I saw that movie a month ago You saw what movie? _The Terminal_ which had nothing to do with the book, or _Fly Away Home_ which had nothing to do with airports.
you need to be interesting first to score a date. it is woman biology u know from ancient times. they are looking for strong, healthy and capable man. and they are choosy because a man can have children even in an age of 65, while woman only fertile till 45. it is not a conscious decision, it is built in every woman.
@@-Crasher. well I'm not going to get into that, but the comment was saying just because your homeless, you still deserve to be treated with dignity and respect.
I remember being stuck at an airport for over 24 hrs. Waiting for a standby flight to London. When I finally got on the plane I felt a rush of joy and relief leaving. Couldn't imagine spending days let alone years in an airport.
There's a new trend for homeless. Some prefer prison than the streets. You got a roof over your head. Free 3 meals a day. Someone will do all your laundry. My brother was in prison. He saw a guy refused to leave after his sentences was up. It took 8 guards to remove him out of the prison. He told the prison that he would be back. He kept his word and came back a month later.
I am currently residing in Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. What of it? Don’t laugh, you don’t know anything about anyone else’s circumstances...it could happen to you too and you have absolutely no idea that it could, until it does...
The airlines or airports or someone should set up an organization to help people who are stuck in airports for some reason. People lose their passports or their money or are robbed or are mentally ill or whatever and they find themselves stuck. And who has jurisdiction in such places where international travelers come and go each day? There needs to be a rescue agency to help these people, it could be you next.
To be honest sometimes I just wish I could just leave everyone behind and just not deal with the rules. Kind of like that Chinese man did. But I don't think I'm going to. I just can sort of empathize as the chaos of life is just sometimes a lot to bear.
can you guys do a video “what would happen if you never went to the bathroom?” or “what would happen if you never spoke?” pls unless it’s already done...
If u never went to the bathroom you'd die ( to do a number 2 or 1) or never a shower, u'd get an infection, and if u'd never spoke u'd lose the ability
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The airport staff are actually the nicest people I've seen in awhile they actually treat him like a human being and try to provide for him
Some Dude With a Scarf yes thank you for stating the obvious
@@Zaysmpr proof?
Statistyx Requiem he literally says this at the start of the video
NotSprectric Proof?
They treat him like lazy idiot he is.
When your mom kicks you out for leaving cups in the room
F
My room is a cup maze my nan will kick me out at 18
Lol
Xd
disgusting my place and neat and organized and clean
Street homeless iq: 100
Airport homeless iq: 200
You:123 likes
Commander Peter you mean 132?
@@mrayrick7631 yOu mEaN 149
People giving them stuff enabling it:50
Lol but also there's a movie called The Terminal based on this similar event.
Thing is, other homeless people will come in and try to do the same thing and eventually they will have to kick everyone out due to no room
One of anything or anyone is easier to tolerate.
They will probably get kicked out due to trashing the place.
youll have to be the main one telling EVERYONE that needs shelter for the night to KEEP WALKING!!!!!!
This wouldn't happen in the United States. They'd kick him out with a quickness.
*with a shotgun
Didn’t they mention that one of them stayed in the San Francisco airport?
They’re actually not allowed to kick the person out a lot of airports are considered public so if they made them leave it would be unlawfully
@@NotSooSocial You can get kicked out of public places lol. It's not unlawful.
Can't kick people out of ports.
Real title: "How to be able to pay for college"
Lol
OK boomer
Ok Boomer get a loan and put fake info in ur letter address to get loan and never pay back and get Collection Team audit tha wrong house!!
Mushroomman733 have you ever been to school, because by your spelling I am very certain that your it is as high as a pillow
Please spread awreness for type 2 Diabetes please everyone we need to push for a cure.
One important lesson of this story: always treat the staff well.
it is common sense no? like you are in a situation where you need help, you can't afford to be rude.
when on a date
The girl or guy: so where is your place?
: the airport
So let’s get busy where is ur place
Airport
Lol
Time for all of us to move to the airport
I said it on another comment but I'll say it again, you dont got the guts to do it.silverspooned, dont pretend
@@gavinwells6911 what about you?
@@khawlabintal-azwar2 same lol
@VOLAIRE i'll gladly move with you ;)
@@gavinwells6911 calm down u
Plot twist: it's Kevin from Home Alone
I am here before this comment becomes viral
AobaCuteness YOU MEAN THE NEXT MOVIE?!😍😍
@@ummtulip same
No,Just Tom Hanks
No wonder he wasn’t in Home alone 3
In Turkey we have a similar case of Bayram Tepeli, the guy started working at Istanbul Atatürk Airport in 1991 and living there eventually retired but refused to go away and just continued to live there. This case might be weirder as the airport closed down last year and he simply moved to the second airport in Istanbul. He is currently living in Sabiha Gökçek airport.
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Yea I thought it was an underbite tooth then I saw they all had it.
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I just realised now it’s pretty annoying ngl
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This guy is definitely more loved than I will ever be, I'm jealous
I keep seeing you in comments all the time
do you want to talk about it
Please we need to push for a cure for type 2 Diabetes. It is a world wide epidemic and chronic disease.
@@christophercar7447 isn't it called dieting?
Oh come on 180 people have sent you some love.
One more from Australia. :)
I loved when they said that he a human being deserving of dignity I think people are forgetting that everyone is human
Republicans don't feel that way... Lol I'm just kidding. Republicans AND Democrats don't feel that way
Ladies Love the Moon Knight, maybe see it from other perspectives. Many of our problems come from the president himself... Just think next time
A, well they might not want treatment
ashley wolf The President is just a symptom of the pro amen bro. You know what’s funny? Republicans believe we have a corrupt government while Democrats believe we have corrupt billionaires. Both of those are true and both of those influence Dems and are Repubs. Lol ironic is it?
Un Known ok Boomer
This is one of those rare examples of people giving support to a poor soul out of kindness in their hearts. I have seen a lot of people living in tents on the streets, and they sicken me. I hope the whole world can be like the airport staff supporting Denis one day.
I couldn’t imagine being in a airport for more than a few hours
Hey man love the Dodge ram i have one à Laramie 2012 edition
I kinda like it is that weird xd
Well then you are weak
@@georgegr1486 oh sorry big man
RobsPower Channel better than living where there is no people and treated like trash ig
Honestly I hated being stuck at the airport recently. Can’t imagine staying there for a long time. But imagine for some it’s better then nothing.
I've been living in a hotel room for free for 14 days, with all food and accommodation. Thanks to the kindness from the govt. that quarantined me. Lol
Malaysia?
China
That’s amazing !
Are you still there!?
@@joselopezmx indonesia
Well done Dennis
Thank yuuu
Verified user
How
Airport Staffs are the real MVPs
If he got sick in that airport, would it be a terminal illness?
“ Drum rolls “ Ha
Something like this nearly happened to me on late July 2019. I was on a flight from the Philippines enroute to Hong Kong for a change over and my connecting flight was denied entry due to the escalating riots.
I was stuck there for 4 days until I was rerouted to Japan for a connecting flight home to New Zealand.
"Man lives in airport for 19 years could it happen to you?"
I once had a Visa issue with Schengen (continental Europe), had to exit and stay out for 90 days before I could legally return. Because of available flights and time differences, I arrived in Amsterdam almost 22 hours early or at day 89. So... I was sort of stranded in Schiphol airport, just before Christmas.
It was actually quite nice! I hung out in cafes, took a shower in a pay lounge, slept a bit in the quiet area (near the meditation center), visited a mini-Rijksmuseum and saw great art, went to the e-library and downloaded free books and listened to music, ate great Dutch food, some gourmet pizza and some sushi, shopped in the many retail stores, strolled in the indoor park, briefly considered using the capsule hotel, and generally enjoying the free wifi and festive Christmas atmosphere. Every one of the Dutch people that I interacted with were super friendly, helpful and cool. It turned out to be a wonderful travel memory for me, and I still have a warm spot in my heart for Schiphol airport.
"Im waiting for Mom"
Can you imagine that
So here's my airport story, I parked my car in short-term parking instead of long-term, so after spending thousands in Hawaii, I made it back to Norfolk airport in Virginia, to my surprise I had to pay 200 for parking. I didn't have the money, they wouldn't let me leave, even when I explained it was a mistake to park in short term. I was stuck. The longer I waited the more I had to pay, as it was by the hour... It was 2am and nobody would pick up my calls. I lost hope and laid on the benches stranded. I got a call from my ex gf, later that night, of all people, and she literally too an Uber to go bail me out of airport prison. True story folks
Terrell Brumfield Did you marry her?
@@Aristocratic13 no. Just repaid her when I got back home. And thanked her a thousand times.
Terrell Brumfield That’s the next best thing
I'm from that area. I miss VA. I remember when I was little I thought the Norfolk airport was big until I started traveling 😁
How do you spend thousands on a vacation and not have money to pay for parking? Bad money management.
I know a dude that lives by the train tracks in my town. Been there for a few decades. Wanna make a video about him?
So a homeless dude.
So a video about a homeless guy???
Yeah, there are entire neighborhoods living by the train tracks in most developing countries.
ElectricEel yeah my grandmother lived about 15 meters from the train tracks for about 35 years but she had to sell her house because of financial issues
I actually hope that you end up stranded without a smartphone, in a foreign country. We'd all see how clever you REALLY are.
I’ve always said if I ever got homeless I’ll make my way to Heathrow Airport in London because it’s not far from me
@roberthingston same here I live in Slough n plus u can shower everyday from. There n charge your electronics phone ect where you from bro
Bugz Gunnie I’m in north London Enfield way
Love Heathrow. Been there three times, and the third time I met Gordon Ramsay! 😁
What was he like
Airport staff are true heroes! :)
So sad he passed away and what wonderful staff. So kind and respectful. 🙏😔💯🇿🇦
Is there nothing that can be done for Denis Luis de Sousa?
No chance of someone teaching him to read, or give him a part-time job in the airport to break up his day?
It's heartwarming that people help him, but surely this can't go on indefinitely.
after this video, I will be seeing a whole lot of homeless people in my local airport
How will the homeless see this video?
@@rubgeon5734 Being homeless =/= access to the internet
Actually, if you're homeless that doesn't mean you don't have money.
Actually you could make more money being homeless, you could have billions of dollars and still be homeless, you just have a car, a camp, go from hotel to hotel.
parents: sorry son you can't keep living for free with us, it's time to face the real word
airport staff: hold my kindness
edit: almost cry with those like thx
Ngl i read kidneys at first and was confused af
Ok Boomer same
@@deluxous XDD
@@deluxous whattt
The fact that random strangers had the heart to help strangers in need makes it really beautiful.
I remember watching a video about a father and his son doing the same thing way back like in first grade.
I believe it's called 'Fly Away Home' by Eve Bunting.
Makenzie Kaelyn this is what I was thinking
I saw that movie a month ago
mcc ccm> I saw that movie a month ago
You saw what movie? _The Terminal_ which had nothing to do with the book, or _Fly Away Home_ which had nothing to do with airports.
@@user-vn7ce5ig1z goodbye😁
I wish there were more videos full of Humanity and Compassion. :(
I love how how these are all non american because in america they would just toss you out
Ilena Starbreeze not completely true way to generalize 350 million people
350 million people isnt really that many
Ilena Starbreeze I think your the most ignorant person on youtbe
@@Ryan-nv2wp they would kick him out
P P speaking there are several cases of this happening in the states for no legal reasons.
This is next level kindness...
6:53 Homeless Japanese guy gets pickup by a woman at the airport and I can't even score on Tinder... LOL!!
you need to be interesting first to score a date. it is woman biology u know from ancient times. they are looking for strong, healthy and capable man. and they are choosy because a man can have children even in an age of 65, while woman only fertile till 45. it is not a conscious decision, it is built in every woman.
Its called love. And he helps. He doesnt need help only the true kindness of people.
That Hiroshi was in love and waiting for his lover. That's some faithfulness and commitment there!
my freaking worst nightmare is getting forgotten in an airport that's not in your country or island or city or whatever
I’ve basically lived at school all my life, he has nothing on me
nice one
He has everything on you
where
@@MP-ut6eb r/woosh me 2?
"Why do they show such kindness to this homeless man?"
"Well besides the fact that he's human and deserves to be treated with dignity..."
Keith Colapietro yes!
ISIS members were human beings. Just because your human doesnt mean your entitled to diginity.
@@-Crasher. well I'm not going to get into that, but the comment was saying just because your homeless, you still deserve to be treated with dignity and respect.
Once i had to spend the night in an airport that was freezing thanks to delays. Idk how anyone could do it for yrs, thats just inhumane
"Inhumane" Tell that to people who live in nature in WINTER, or lived, don't think there's much people living in camps like its 1853.
I have lived in the office for 20 years. Those 6 inches subway sandwiches had kept me alive.
I work at the airport, this is way more common than you know...
Watching this and seeing the kindness of the airport staff makes me a bit sad about all the layoffs :(
Wasn't that tom hanks in the movie "the terminal"?
That movie was actually based on a similar case with Sir Alfred
Yes that's what they said in the video.
In US , the police would kick him out. If he resists , police would beat him up, hand cuff him and drag him out of the airport
When your parents say you're slacking and you get kicked out if your house
*Welp IMA go live in an airport*
Wow. This gives me much hope for humanity. Imagine how those kind ppl have touched their lives. Amazing
*Man Survives Sea For 79 Days*
Man That Lived At The Airport For 19Years: *Imma End This Mans Whole Career*
Spelled career wrong and forgot the other star to make it highlight
@@selfmadetray5836 savage
T Almighty *savage*
_savage_
savage
I remember being stuck at an airport for over 24 hrs. Waiting for a standby flight to London. When I finally got on the plane I felt a rush of joy and relief leaving. Couldn't imagine spending days let alone years in an airport.
Moral of the story: be kind to airport workers
Airports global should make a small building next to the airport and give the homeless a shelter there and call it the Terminal Foundation
That Hiroshi Nohara dude was 100% a Japanese spy 6:09
How do you know
Frank Well, he doesn't. But it seems kinda obvious.
There's a new trend for homeless. Some prefer prison than the streets. You got a roof over your head. Free 3 meals a day. Someone will do all your laundry. My brother was in prison. He saw a guy refused to leave after his sentences was up. It took 8 guards to remove him out of the prison. He told the prison that he would be back. He kept his word and came back a month later.
Next challenge: Live at the airport for 19 years.
This is the nicest news I have heard in a very, very long time. Bless his heart.
6:11
Shinchan's Dad
😂😂😂
Himawari !
I was finding this comment only.. 😂🤘
I’ve missed a flight in Rio de Janeiro and I had to sleep there and it’s not fun at all . I can’t even imagine living there for 19 years
You just gave me an idea for a decent place to live
I am currently residing in Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. What of it? Don’t laugh, you don’t know anything about anyone else’s circumstances...it could happen to you too and you have absolutely no idea that it could, until it does...
He’s going to make a video later how l lived in an airport for 80 years
So true, I'm a software engineer intern at Salesforce right now and I still live with my parents in San Francisco, I feel what those guys feel.
Did i hear HIROSHI NOHARA!!!
Definately Mitsy threw him out of the house😂😂....Shinchan
🤣🤣🤣
Jesus Christ
19 years and still nobody’s given him a job...
Would you want him on the maintenance crew? Or even loading your baggage?
I have a fanrastic idea for the man of the challenges!! He should "Survive" 72 hours in an airport
That sounds fanrastic. 🤣
Poor sweetie. I'm glad that they are looking after him.
There is a great movie called the Terminal
Did you not watch the video?
Yikes it was in the video
@@brandonsimoncini i wrote it before watching
Andrius Mi I can tell
Sad that we find people being nice a rare thing but il glad they where there for him even if no one was there to see🙏🏼
6:05 : Hiroshi Nohara that’s shin chan’s father. Sad to he left home now.
Maddy Rockhard i an. Typ gn th s with. F eyes. Kizsx wow(I am typing this with eyes closed)
The airlines or airports or someone should set up an organization to help people who are stuck in airports for some reason. People lose their passports or their money or are robbed or are mentally ill or whatever and they find themselves stuck. And who has jurisdiction in such places where international travelers come and go each day? There needs to be a rescue agency to help these people, it could be you next.
To be honest sometimes I just wish I could just leave everyone behind and just not deal with the rules. Kind of like that Chinese man did. But I don't think I'm going to. I just can sort of empathize as the chaos of life is just sometimes a lot to bear.
When your flight is delayed
Over
And over...
And you don’t want to be drafted...
This amount of kindness would NEVER happen in the US.
mad respect to all of the people who cared and gave back to him
I kinda feel bad cause he didnt have a family now he does so I'm happy now
Kaymya's Life Yeah that's definitely family material
they made a film based on this story, called "The Terminal" starring Tom Hanks!
Thanks for being obvious, general.
Everybody gangsta until a homeless guy doesn’t get kicked out of the airport.
I know a guy who has been living in the woods in a tent for 11 years.
Me: hears Iran
My head: ww3 memes
The airport staff is amazing folks. They know somewhat the man is mentally ill, but they didn't throw him out.
This me during ww3 no cap 😂😂😂
Ugh you black people 🤮
YDidUReadDis • 30 years ago ..
YDidUReadDis • 30 years ago bruhh
@@gokukakarotto7393 -_-
Now I kinda wanna fly to that airport and just hang out with Dennis for a day. Just a plane ticket away.
I thought it was about the Tom Hanks movie
100,000 Subscribers in 1 month - well the movie was based on this 😂 lol
You failed your life goal for 4 years
Sarai J> the movie was based on this
_Terminal_ was based on _one_ of the four people this video is about.
Great video man. Love the channel
i love how Dennis looks like Dennis Rader aka BTK
Wow and here I was last month worrying I had to spend *one* night in the airport waiting for the bus.
I feel like I've seen a Tom Hanks movie similar to this 🤔
Is it "the terminal?"
There's another man like this who called himself Sir Alfred. He lived in the airport in France just like he did.
Title : 19 Years
Says 2 Decades = 20 years, you still said he lives their.
what? he's been living there for 19 years, almost two decade, i don't understand what you mean.
homeless at an airport is now on my bucket list for some weird reason
Yeah, there is a movie made after him.
No it’s a movie of Mehran Karimi 4:22
Terminal
Robert Vega thank you! You can subscribe I put videos out once in a while.
This is actually quite wholesome
ONLY INDIAN PEOPLE WILL RECOGNISE WHO IS HEROSHI NOHARA.
Rajesh Sharma Bhardwaj shin chan father
I’m Indian and I have no idea who he is lol.
Shin chan is not indian lol. It's Japanese
can you guys do a video “what would happen if you never went to the bathroom?” or “what would happen if you never spoke?” pls
unless it’s already done...
If u never went to the bathroom you'd die ( to do a number 2 or 1) or never a shower, u'd get an infection, and if u'd never spoke u'd lose the ability
I lived in my house for 8 years - Why? (True Story)
I lived in my body for 24 years - Why? (True Story)
This video is fantastic. Love it.