7:14 "If I do that, Then I am exactly what the people who say I am a problem in this country think I am. I am a worker and I came here to work not to beg. One day someone will see that, and I will get a real job" That one line got me emotional in the video
@@rickrouse7865 I guess people like you really don't want to change for the better huh? Have a blessed day, I hope down the road you choose to see them as people instead of being obsessed with politics. Bye now.
You don't know the daily stress of being homeless till you live it and the hate in peoples eye magnifies the misery. Appreciate your showers, toilets and the safety walls give you, no joke
Yu is exactly right I live in my car right now and it's not easy ppl don't help and they Kno us. We fend for ourselves everyday to eat it's hard I miss hot showers cold a/c when it's hot we sweat brick everyday in this heat with no fan or air. It's uncomfortable to sleep reclined I miss hot home cooked meals please appreciate what yu have cause me and other homeless ppl wish we had that.
@@crystalcarter1387 I bought a fresh pizza one day, granted it's not the healthiest I just wanted pizza. I saw 2 young homeless teenagers and offered my pizza, they gave me condescending looks and said no, I don't know if it's cuz they preferred money or because I'm black so I kept going. Then I passed an older homeless man and offered him some, he took a slice I asked if he'd like a second he said he didn't want to eat up my food, I told him even if he did I'm going home and there's enough food and I just want him to have some too, so he took a second slice and was beyond grateful. I haven't seen him in a while, I hope he's ok.
@@lifeisshrt7929 you realize that most homeless people have cell phones because it's a massive lifeline. I was homeless for almost 4 years I always had my phone for finding jobs Calling for places
The fact that he literally went hungry so others could eat just because he didn’t feel right about * potentially* taking money from them. What a man. Literally crying rn that was so sweet
I’ve done this when I left an abusive relationship. It was extremely liberating but I’m not sure if it was the van, or the fact I left that situation. Either way, best time of my life.
My name is Yoshikage Kira. I'm 33 years old. My house is in the northeast section of Morioh, where all the villas are, and I am not married. I work as an employee for the Kame Yu department stores, and I get home every day by 8 PM at the latest. I don't smoke, but I occasionally drink. I'm in bed by 11 PM, and make sure I get eight hours of sleep, no matter what. After having a glass of warm milk and doing about twenty minutes of stretches before going to bed, I usually have no problems sleeping until morning. Just like a baby, I wake up without any fatigue or stress in the morning. I was told there were no issues at my last check-up. I'm trying to explain that I'm a person who wishes to live a very quiet life. I take care not to trouble myself with any enemies, like winning and losing, that would cause me to lose sleep at night. That is how I deal with society, and I know that is what brings me happiness. Although, if I were to fight I wouldn't lose to anyone.
From someone who spent a considerable amount of time in the exact same situation I have to say to the dude who wrote this: thank you for treating us like human. Spend enough time that way being treated like that and having almost all the problems you mention, you start to forget you are. You sir are a hero.
I lived outta my car for a time in southern USA, and the best thing I did was purchase a gym membership at a 24 hour gym. That got me parking at night as well as SHOWERING, which wasn’t mentioned at all in this video, aside from a bathroom wipe down. Mad respect though for those living out of their car right now.
Before covid, if you had a gym membership you could exercise and shower. Then crash in a Walmart parking lot in the back of the truck, then roll out to work in the morning. Now though, that would be rough
That's EXACTLY what I did. Went to sleep at 9, woke up at 5:30, started work at 7, got off at 5:30, went to the gym, worked out, showered, ate, killed a couple hours, then find a Walmart or Love's to park in for the night
Walmart was my usual go to when I lived in my car. Also, making notes of all the 24 places and gas stations. Wawa was the best place since at night if u need a bathroom it's a shorter walk than Walmart. And couldn't agree more on the gym membership. This was back when 24 hour fitness was still around and it'd be 2 in the morning and I'd be hanging in the pool there.
When the video first started and he went to the day labor spot I immediately thought about the fact that those guys need that work much more, then after it was stated he felt the same, paid for breakfast a couple times, went back with envelopes of cash and attempted to put them in touch with potential gainful/fair paying/ fair treatment employment... Well all I can say is respect from me was earned right there... Well done.
BTW your Girlfriend is tough as nails, she loves you, and puts up with all these challenges! She is one tough cookie with a heart of gold. The next Challenge should be the infographics show sending the two of you to compare resorts. On their tab.
They did send him on vacation and he was paranoid the whole time lol. They need to send him somewhere nice and the challenge is do whatever makes the girlfriend happy. Then he won't be paranoid lol
I’ve worked in construction for years, and yes, the Hispanic workers are true honorable men as you’ve said. As their supervisor now, I have a high respect for them and their dedication to their families, wish there are more men like them in our country.
I’m a college student and work full time to pay tuition. During one of the summers all my friends left town and I was left to live in my car for a month. It took about a week before I started to feel a bit of the mental toll really start to hurt. I found myself also getting stares, and being looked down upon by people. Staying clean and healthy was even harder without a space to prepare a meal properly. It really taught me a lot and made me look at the homeless and people in need in a whole new light. They’re people too. They need friends and love and all the things the rest of us need. I urge anybody that sees somebody homeless or hungry to take a minute and get some sandwiches, and have a conversation. It really brings life back into those with no hope left.
You have no idea how glad I am to see someone who walks around and has sympathy and empathy towards the less fortunate like I do I'll buy peanuts for the squirrels chipmunks etc that live around my complex cause I dont like seeing people or animal's suffer. Homeless I help as much as possible extra money they wernt anticipate and food etc. People usually make me feel weird cause I care and show trust right away about anything and anyone so to know it's not just me is amazing.
US Vet here. This is funny, but true. Was homeless a couple years ago living out of my 2008 Ford Explorer. Thankfully I finally got the help I needed in 2018 due to changes made with the VA, but for sure lots of vets that still need help.
I was homeless from the time I was 16 until I was 22. I was living out of an abandoned trailer from an 18 wheeler. In that time I saved any money I could then when I was 22 I bought a car and started living out of that. I didn’t consider that being homeless tho as it was shelter that I owned and even tho it was a 1991 CRX (literally one of if not the smallest cars you can find) and I’m over 6 feet tall, I tore out all the plastics from the back and had a futon mattress that I could roll up and unroll so when it came time to sleep I could just put the seats all the way forward and unroll my mattress and it was actually really comfortable. I bathed every evening in the river that ran thru my town so that was never an issue. I met my wife during that time and we both saved up money and wound up getting a place together. Now 10 years plus later I’m almost 40 and we have 3 kids ages from 9 to almost 2 and are on the verge of being homeless once again to no fault of our own. Funny how thing go full circle.
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My dad is a business owner and some times he needs extra help. His policy is that he pays them atleast minimum wage (the better you work the more you get paid) and a meal. Only once he ever get jilted.
I just said to myself “when is he gonna sleep in his car for a week I’d love to see that.” And to see you doing it makes me happy and helps me a lot because I just recently became homeless I’m 20 and everything is falling around me and your videos help me out a lot
You'll probably be 29 reading this ... from a young Nigerian happy for fighting against the book harram North of my country ... THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!!
You know, if you stopped harassing people who sleep in their car maybe they could sleep better and be better equipped to get back on their feet and so they won't have to sleep in your beloved parking spot next month. You ever thought of that?
Ya never know, mate. It's all a lesson in putting yourself in other's people's shoes and thinking with that very same mindset. I know I'd give up my entire driveway (which could fit all of three cars) to any folks in such a scenario.
@@pattmyn Thanks for responding. Fortunately I've met a few people who think like you in my journey! I'm out of my car for the moment, but I'll probably go back once the pandemic winds down and car living becomes manageable again, and save up for when I can't live in my car again down the road. Haha.
@@ThePeterDislikeShow Glad to hear you've got more than a sheet of tin over your head for the next bit. Got no idea where you are in the globe but I hope things looking up for you as much as they can be and if you're ever in my neck of the woods (middle of nowhere, Northern Ontario, Canada) then I'd be more than happy to hook you up whatever you needed at the time.
Not disagreeing but some people make it hard to allow them to stay there. Some people throw trash on the ground or stay well into the day instead of leaving before dawn(opening). Plainly just being annoying instead of staying out of the way.
@@mikejohn3265 Ok then deal with the issue on hand. Trash on the ground, taking up one's parking space when they need it. Leave the living out of your car part of it out. Besides, you wouldn't tolerate anyone else throwing trash on the ground too or parking improperly at the wrong time, what difference does it make they live out of their car?
Wow, this has really opened my eyes to how hard it is for people who work like that. I’m Spanish but I’m very fortunate that my parents have worked hard so that my siblings and I can go to college. However in the back of my mind I am very aware that many people of my ethnicity are working jobs like that and are treated awful. I used to be a lot more compassionate to homeless people when I was little, I should start doing that again
I’m 24 and my girlfriend is 23 last year we had some rather unfortunate events that led us to living in our car for about 6 months, life was hard, everything from eating to going to the bathroom or even showering was an every day challenge and you could never do it on your own time only on the opportunities presented to you . Every night was always a lingering thought of whether someone was outside your car or if you would be woken up in the early hours of the morning by police trying to harass and ticket you . The whole city of San Diego hates the homeless by the way . The warmth we had was that of eachother to keep us going . So many hopeless sleepless nights . When you lived like we did people look at you as less of a person but it was the most humbling experience of my life and for any of you reading this going through it too. There’s always hope so long as you fight for a brighter tomorrow . I promise .
@@Ryder0910 actually you have no idea. As a female that was homeless for four years. I would sometimes set up a quick 10th and take it down by 7 a.m. put it up at like 8 at night in the park so I could sleep with Somewhat safeness. Police sometimes show up at 6am and keep harassing us for disturbing public property. I was 27 at that time I finally got into a place as of June 2022 but I finally asked a cop or am I supposed to go. He looked at me and said go out into the bush go out and out of city limits and so you want me a single female to essentially put herself in danger? He was like not a problem
Man, i did that when I was 18, I was driving an old boat of an car an 1990 Cadillac devill. My mother had kicked me out and my at the time Gf's family wouldn't let me stay with them so being an college student I talked to college security and they let me stay parked there overnight and even drove by and checked in on me. I took showers there and I was able to go to work and not be an mess bc of it but I did this for about 3 weeks. Doing my laundry at an laundry mat, washing in the near by river and at the college. I lost a lot of weight about 15 to 20 lbs over the time all I ate was the shift meal I got at the restaurant and a coffee. And I'd get an massive like 24oz salad and make it stretch over 2 to even 3 days... man I don't miss those days
I lived in a car 5 months last year only ending this past January. It was pretty terrible. It was an old beater too so I was constantly worrying that it would break down and I'd be stranded with nowhere to go. I remember praying every morning that the thing would start up. It was also a small sedan so I had to either sleep reclined in the driver seat or curled up in the back seat.
I’ve been doing this for a week now. I have a tiny truck with no backseat so I sleep in the box. It’s starting to get too cold at night to do that and I have a lot of back issues that will make it very hard to sleep in the front seat. Got my chin up tho
I lived in my car for 2 weeks when I was 17. I had a job too. I made minimum wage but no one wants to rent to a 17 year old. When my aunt found out I was on the street she invited me to rent her spare room, saving my miserable existence (Thank you Aunt Doreen! Love you!)
You have no idea how glad I am to see someone who walks around and has sympathy and empathy towards the less fortunate like I do I'll buy peanuts for the squirrels chipmunks etc that live around my complex cause I dont like seeing people or animal's suffer. Homeless I help as much as possible extra money they wernt anticipate and food etc. People usually make me feel weird cause I care and show trust right away about anything and anyone so to know it's not just me is amazing.
I met a hitchhiker at work once, he hadn’t had water for three days. Sadly I couldn’t give him anything because I didn’t have my wallet. The next day he was sleeping in the drive thru. So I bought him an ice cold water. Anthony wherever you are, I hope you’re okay
This is now my favorite episode. What you did for those guys is amazing, and gives me hope for people in general. Your viewers here, including myself, can learn a lot. Beautiful video, mate. Cheers!
Thanks for bringing awareness to this. Absolutely right, the American dream is dead. A large part of it is zoning laws. It should not be illegal for people who need to live out of their cars or to live small in tiny houses to do so.
This video speaks to me in many ways. I live in Vermont and just a few days ago learned that one of my best friends is living out of her car with her dog. I offered for her to stay in my home, but now I’m going to demand for her and her dog to stay with me. I hope this helps other people realize that we all deserve to at least eat. Thank you for taking on this challenge! You are a hero in my eyes for sharing your experience.
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From someone who’s been homeless and still has large financial issues, I seriously appreciate what you do and learn with these challenges. Everyone needs to learn these lessons in our American society. You’ve put my perspective into a video that I would love to share with those without an understanding.
@@ThePeterDislikeShow unemployed and no money to be able to drive anywhere. Didn't even have money to put in the gas tank to use the heater. Surprised i didn't freeze to death.
I'm going on my second winter.... Maybe third? My heater core just went out, that is gonna make this year interesting if I don't get it fixed. Glad to hear you are doing better. I'm here mostly by choice.
I lived in my car for 2 years before I began my trucking career. This video is spot on for what it’s like living in your car. From cops to laboring for less than minimum wage. Thank you for this video
Dude, you are an amazing guy and I freakin love your challenges like this. I love truthful you are about humanizing people who are usually demonized by ignorant people who just don't know or want to know many times what's like to be at a low. Thank you for that. Really. ❤ I also love the relationship you have with your girlfriend. So cute!
@@itz_icy_gaming2930 I didn't find out until I was an adult that my stepdad actually got us pulled into some mess and we had to leave our home for safety.
The part they left out was the background checks turning up that they had no legal residence, and couldn't be legally hired. Despite the recommendation. Man. It's so dehumanizing to encourage people to come to the country illegally so that you can enslave them through the black market. Imagine if the state with the most homeless people in the country didn't act to exacerbate the problem, and instead encouraged them to legally immigrate.
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Coming from a hard working Hispanic family I really appreciate you guys for making this episode , I too was living in my car last year for a couple months I know some may still be in their car watching this video , better days will come keep your chin up and try your best to keep clean with this pandemic 😷 a simple acknowledgment will make anyone’s day better please be nice to anyone down on their luck Peace and love guys
I only watch these to see how long it takes for him to say 'the girlfriend' now. It took one minute, thirty three seconds. Or five seconds after he finished stating the rules of the challenge. Never change test subject, never change.
I’m watching this from my car which I use to live in. The biggest difference is I have a way to make money using the car, food delivery. Finding a spot @ night is a challenge from cops threatening to arrest me for trespassing to others annoying me. I usually try to find a dark area with no street/parking lights.
This was such a BEAUTIFUL lesson! It completely broke and then warmed my heart when you gave them money and a job at the end. I’m so glad you did this. We need to understand and be more compassionate
This challenge is way harder and he gets paid much less than min wage. And hes putting in almost double the amount of work time that min wage jobs pay.
Thank you so much for showing how heartbreaking and how resilient this community is. It literally brought tears to my eyes hearing you talk about people really wanting to work, the racism and the drug use to escape the life someone has been dealt with. I can connect with a lot of this and knowing these issues are being brought to an audience’s attention is so meaningful to everyone who is in or has been in these situations.
This one got to me. I have been there before sleeping under bridges and going hungry. Thanks for sharing this experience. Maybe your story will inspire others to help.
Props to you my friend I’m Hispanic and I didn’t go through that but I saw my parents go through tough times when my dad was the only one working while my mom was pregnant looking for food cans on discount you really helped them out
This video made me tear up a little. The kindness of this guy, giving the money from the video to the guys, buying them breakfast.... That heart is amazing
I think this is one of your best work. Letting people know, what homeless people go through, their pain and daily struggle, the goodness some posses, why it is important to help them, and showing us an example by giving some help with your earnings and resource. A very fine example. Great work man! You are appreciated.
You're used to living in the woods. That's like telling him to go live out in the ocean like the sharks do. Not a valid comparison. Stay in your woods squatch.
As a man who once slept on the streets of Philadelphia for 3 years. I admire your compassion and understanding for the less fortunate. You got a lifetime subscriber because of it. Thank you sir. And keep fighting the good fight
Thank you Challenge Guy and Infographics for bringing this into the light and helping these men. I had tears in my eyes by the tile the end of the end of the episode came around. If I wasn’t a huge supporter of your show before, I’m even more so now. Thank you, thank you, thank you for all of your hard work and your compassion.
Problem with this kind of challenge, and the one living on the street for 3 days, is you have the end of the challenge to look forward to. As soon as it's over with, you go home to your house/apt, take a nice hot shower, and sleep in a nice comfy bed.... It's so much harder knowing you are going to be in that situation indefinitely... Thank you tho for the attempt to make it seem realistic.
You do it 3 days at a time. It's not that much different. Do you sit around worrying about all the health problems you might have when you're 80-90 years old as well?
Hands down, one of my very favorite episodes. I love your thought-provoking situations, honest commentary and personal insights and challenges. Keep up the great work! And Bless your dear GF for being your rock; your support. She keeps you going and you keep us mindful. 💖
You are such a nice guy. The world needs more people like you in it. It’s not everyday someone gives a full paycheck to some homeless people who work for less the minimum wage. And the fact that you also got them in contact with a better job deal so nice of you considering you only knew them for like a week
I lived in my car for a year. The amount of planning it takes just to stay warm, wash your body, and to get something to eat is amazing. It will definitely teach you who you truly are deep inside.
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7:14
"If I do that, Then I am exactly what the people who say I am a problem in this country think I am. I am a worker and I came here to work not to beg. One day someone will see that, and I will get a real job"
That one line got me emotional in the video
That’s just a great thing and it’s really inspiring
thats nice but is he going to vote for big government, more welfare and less freedom? yes? ok
@@rickrouse7865 I guess people like you really don't want to change for the better huh? Have a blessed day, I hope down the road you choose to see them as people instead of being obsessed with politics. Bye now.
Exactly what I was thinking. Great video even better outcome. I hope more humans see this and inspire for a better world.
@@rickrouse7865 Dude really? I think he's really inspiring and I hope the best for that stranger. Also it doesn't have to be political
This guy is awesome! Wish more people were like him. That last part that he got them a better job was heartwarming.
This needs to be pinned at hearted
yeah because it’s probably just faked
If I told you he was really Mexican would u still feel the same?
@@Beeeezyyy and whats wrong if they were mexican?
@@josephrodriquez7119 when did I say it was wrong pendeja
You don't know the daily stress of being homeless till you live it and the hate in peoples eye magnifies the misery. Appreciate your showers, toilets and the safety walls give you, no joke
Yu is exactly right I live in my car right now and it's not easy ppl don't help and they Kno us. We fend for ourselves everyday to eat it's hard I miss hot showers cold a/c when it's hot we sweat brick everyday in this heat with no fan or air. It's uncomfortable to sleep reclined I miss hot home cooked meals please appreciate what yu have cause me and other homeless ppl wish we had that.
@@crystalcarter1387 I bought a fresh pizza one day, granted it's not the healthiest I just wanted pizza. I saw 2 young homeless teenagers and offered my pizza, they gave me condescending looks and said no, I don't know if it's cuz they preferred money or because I'm black so I kept going. Then I passed an older homeless man and offered him some, he took a slice I asked if he'd like a second he said he didn't want to eat up my food, I told him even if he did I'm going home and there's enough food and I just want him to have some too, so he took a second slice and was beyond grateful. I haven't seen him in a while, I hope he's ok.
@@crystalcarter1387 what happened with you??
@@crystalcarter1387 may i ask not only how are u doing now but how are you managing ur phone bill?
@@lifeisshrt7929 you realize that most homeless people have cell phones because it's a massive lifeline. I was homeless for almost 4 years I always had my phone for finding jobs Calling for places
The fact that he literally went hungry so others could eat just because he didn’t feel right about * potentially* taking money from them. What a man. Literally crying rn that was so sweet
I feel bad for anyone who has been in a situation like this.
I lived in a station wagon for a month in my driveway because my house was unfit for human habitation. It was winter and I hated every minute of it
after a while you get used to it
Don’t feel bad for them, help them out next time!!
I’ve done this when I left an abusive relationship. It was extremely liberating but I’m not sure if it was the van, or the fact I left that situation. Either way, best time of my life.
I did it for 6 months in 2006. Nothing to it
I did this for over a month because I was actually homeless after moving cities and a living arrangement falling through.
Sad... Hope you are doing better now... TC
ok
Man, must’ve been harsh living out. Hope you’re doing better man.
@@AhmedRazaAli_2009_pk i had the same idea gaming for life
Luka omfg 🤣😂🤣
When infographics hits 10 million, you have to do a hand reveal
I think thats part of it, he does not need the fame and frankly that is a much better choice not being recognized
@@bibo2728 that’s why i respect him
@@whydobotsexist2766 agreed
My name is Yoshikage Kira. I'm 33 years old. My house is in the northeast section of Morioh, where all the villas are, and I am not married. I work as an employee for the Kame Yu department stores, and I get home every day by 8 PM at the latest. I don't smoke, but I occasionally drink. I'm in bed by 11 PM, and make sure I get eight hours of sleep, no matter what. After having a glass of warm milk and doing about twenty minutes of stretches before going to bed, I usually have no problems sleeping until morning. Just like a baby, I wake up without any fatigue or stress in the morning. I was told there were no issues at my last check-up. I'm trying to explain that I'm a person who wishes to live a very quiet life. I take care not to trouble myself with any enemies, like winning and losing, that would cause me to lose sleep at night. That is how I deal with society, and I know that is what brings me happiness. Although, if I were to fight I wouldn't lose to anyone.
@@tykensston well alrighty then..
From someone who spent a considerable amount of time in the exact same situation I have to say to the dude who wrote this: thank you for treating us like human. Spend enough time that way being treated like that and having almost all the problems you mention, you start to forget you are. You sir are a hero.
I lived outta my car for a time in southern USA, and the best thing I did was purchase a gym membership at a 24 hour gym. That got me parking at night as well as SHOWERING, which wasn’t mentioned at all in this video, aside from a bathroom wipe down. Mad respect though for those living out of their car right now.
Had water lead for about 2 weeks used the 24/hr gym to shower best idea ever
This is smart. Thanks. Just in case I end up living out of a car
I did the same 😞
That's actually a really good idea. If you really needed to it could keep you warm when you've got no gas too
Before covid, if you had a gym membership you could exercise and shower. Then crash in a Walmart parking lot in the back of the truck, then roll out to work in the morning.
Now though, that would be rough
Can't do that in all Walmart parking lots
That's EXACTLY what I did. Went to sleep at 9, woke up at 5:30, started work at 7, got off at 5:30, went to the gym, worked out, showered, ate, killed a couple hours, then find a Walmart or Love's to park in for the night
yeah its messed up. And its the government doing all this, not the 'pandemic.' They act like they care so much, but its deception.
@@OneofthePuns Gotta find the 24 hour Walmart then!
Walmart was my usual go to when I lived in my car. Also, making notes of all the 24 places and gas stations. Wawa was the best place since at night if u need a bathroom it's a shorter walk than Walmart. And couldn't agree more on the gym membership. This was back when 24 hour fitness was still around and it'd be 2 in the morning and I'd be hanging in the pool there.
When the video first started and he went to the day labor spot I immediately thought about the fact that those guys need that work much more, then after it was stated he felt the same, paid for breakfast a couple times, went back with envelopes of cash and attempted to put them in touch with potential gainful/fair paying/ fair treatment employment... Well all I can say is respect from me was earned right there... Well done.
Exactly my thought
The most beautiful thing is that I think this man actually exists. He has a heart made out of pure gold, but he has little self care
@@berbal9658 ofc he exists silly!
This guy and his girlfriend have such a supportive and loving relationship. I wish you both many years of happiness!
BTW your Girlfriend is tough as nails, she loves you, and puts up with all these challenges! She is one tough cookie with a heart of gold. The next Challenge should be the infographics show sending the two of you to compare resorts. On their tab.
Nice
They did send him on vacation and he was paranoid the whole time lol. They need to send him somewhere nice and the challenge is do whatever makes the girlfriend happy. Then he won't be paranoid lol
yesssss
@@nramos33 aw that sounds sad :( that he was paranoid the whole time
@@nramos33 i agree
I’ve worked in construction for years, and yes, the Hispanic workers are true honorable men as you’ve said. As their supervisor now, I have a high respect for them and their dedication to their families, wish there are more men like them in our country.
I’m a college student and work full time to pay tuition. During one of the summers all my friends left town and I was left to live in my car for a month. It took about a week before I started to feel a bit of the mental toll really start to hurt. I found myself also getting stares, and being looked down upon by people. Staying clean and healthy was even harder without a space to prepare a meal properly. It really taught me a lot and made me look at the homeless and people in need in a whole new light. They’re people too. They need friends and love and all the things the rest of us need. I urge anybody that sees somebody homeless or hungry to take a minute and get some sandwiches, and have a conversation. It really brings life back into those with no hope left.
I rly hope those people you helped are doing much better they seem like what we rly need in America now a days
You have no idea how glad I am to see someone who walks around and has sympathy and empathy towards the less fortunate like I do I'll buy peanuts for the squirrels chipmunks etc that live around my complex cause I dont like seeing people or animal's suffer. Homeless I help as much as possible extra money they wernt anticipate and food etc. People usually make me feel weird cause I care and show trust right away about anything and anyone so to know it's not just me is amazing.
Well know that you are doing the right thing. Righteousness and true.
@@lionessofyah8725 you're awesome thank you
@@travey2390 Thank Yah, hes the one who deserves the thanking.
Yeah but r/iamverynice
Disabled US Veterans: "first time?"
SupraMedical68 that’s just sad lol but made laugh
That’s sad
US Vet here. This is funny, but true. Was homeless a couple years ago living out of my 2008 Ford Explorer. Thankfully I finally got the help I needed in 2018 due to changes made with the VA, but for sure lots of vets that still need help.
They go and fight for this country, and when they come back hurt, mentally or physically we don't help them.
@Jenna V!rG!N- S3X : TAP H3R3 Shut up Jenna, this is why your robot mom doesn't love you
I was homeless from the time I was 16 until I was 22. I was living out of an abandoned trailer from an 18 wheeler. In that time I saved any money I could then when I was 22 I bought a car and started living out of that. I didn’t consider that being homeless tho as it was shelter that I owned and even tho it was a 1991 CRX (literally one of if not the smallest cars you can find) and I’m over 6 feet tall, I tore out all the plastics from the back and had a futon mattress that I could roll up and unroll so when it came time to sleep I could just put the seats all the way forward and unroll my mattress and it was actually really comfortable. I bathed every evening in the river that ran thru my town so that was never an issue. I met my wife during that time and we both saved up money and wound up getting a place together. Now 10 years plus later I’m almost 40 and we have 3 kids ages from 9 to almost 2 and are on the verge of being homeless once again to no fault of our own. Funny how thing go full circle.
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He uploads gameplay walkthrough videos of android games , Am his viewer and asking you all guys to atleast visit his channel and watch any video and if you loved it then subscribe the channel or leave a suggestion for improvement of his channel
@Stephen Avery
There’s tons of people out there that have it far worse, but thank you. It is appreciated.
I hope you get better....
My dad is a business owner and some times he needs extra help. His policy is that he pays them atleast minimum wage (the better you work the more you get paid) and a meal. Only once he ever get jilted.
Bless him
Jilted?
@@jkm7983 jilted means to reject or cast aside.
I just said to myself “when is he gonna sleep in his car for a week I’d love to see that.”
And to see you doing it makes me happy and helps me a lot because I just recently became homeless I’m 20 and everything is falling around me and your videos help me out a lot
Join the military
At 46 me now, you are not the only one close to living out ur car now.
Dang man, hope it turns around and gets better! Stay strong man!
hope you the best buddy
Join the army you won’t be homeless anymore and have a consistent wage with great job security
Since when do they call us “InfoFans”?
Laura Duarte no idea
Pretty sure it's been some months, not sure when was the first time.
I can live with that
For a long time now I like it
About 3 months idk tho
I love you. I'm a 26 year old injured vet and I came to California 5 months ago to get off of my painkillers. Your videos help me so much. Thank you
You'll probably be 29 reading this ... from a young Nigerian happy for fighting against the book harram North of my country ... THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!!
You know, if you stopped harassing people who sleep in their car maybe they could sleep better and be better equipped to get back on their feet and so they won't have to sleep in your beloved parking spot next month. You ever thought of that?
Ya never know, mate. It's all a lesson in putting yourself in other's people's shoes and thinking with that very same mindset. I know I'd give up my entire driveway (which could fit all of three cars) to any folks in such a scenario.
@@pattmyn Thanks for responding. Fortunately I've met a few people who think like you in my journey! I'm out of my car for the moment, but I'll probably go back once the pandemic winds down and car living becomes manageable again, and save up for when I can't live in my car again down the road. Haha.
@@ThePeterDislikeShow Glad to hear you've got more than a sheet of tin over your head for the next bit. Got no idea where you are in the globe but I hope things looking up for you as much as they can be and if you're ever in my neck of the woods (middle of nowhere, Northern Ontario, Canada) then I'd be more than happy to hook you up whatever you needed at the time.
Not disagreeing but some people make it hard to allow them to stay there. Some people throw trash on the ground or stay well into the day instead of leaving before dawn(opening). Plainly just being annoying instead of staying out of the way.
@@mikejohn3265 Ok then deal with the issue on hand. Trash on the ground, taking up one's parking space when they need it. Leave the living out of your car part of it out. Besides, you wouldn't tolerate anyone else throwing trash on the ground too or parking improperly at the wrong time, what difference does it make they live out of their car?
This is so sad yet wholesome
unemployed people be like: first time?
Marcos Filho Biden or trump?
@@Bttrmnro barack mo bamba
@Marcos Filho i saw you three times in a row
Marcos Filho Biden is only taxing more to the rich
@@chemica7vortex921 But Biden is going to get rid of Trump's tax cuts. Btw this raises taxes.
I’m a big tough Aussie but this guy always seems to bring a tear to my eye...
A true fair dinkum legend of a bloke 😉
Apart from the social justice pandering
@@mwbgaming28 what???
I love how you actually looked at it from a standpoint of taking a job from others when doing the challenge
We bigfoots don't even have cars to stay in
Just have to stay in caves and tree nest structures
I’m sorry to hear.
Is this why last year when I went Into the Forrest I saw a massive pile of leaves and twigs in a cave
Where have you been on donut operators channel?
Don't you mean scp 1000s?
I am sorry to hear dude
This made me realize how small my unrealized dreams and are compared to real problems. Thank you.
Idk what i’m about to watch but ik I will enjoy it as long as “the girlfriend” is involved😂
Wow, this has really opened my eyes to how hard it is for people who work like that. I’m Spanish but I’m very fortunate that my parents have worked hard so that my siblings and I can go to college. However in the back of my mind I am very aware that many people of my ethnicity are working jobs like that and are treated awful. I used to be a lot more compassionate to homeless people when I was little, I should start doing that again
This should be called, “Wife kicked me out again.”
This was funnier than it should have been
He not married
Lol 🤣
Apparently, they're not ever going to get married.
The Girlfriend* 🤣
I’m 24 and my girlfriend is 23 last year we had some rather unfortunate events that led us to living in our car for about 6 months, life was hard, everything from eating to going to the bathroom or even showering was an every day challenge and you could never do it on your own time only on the opportunities presented to you . Every night was always a lingering thought of whether someone was outside your car or if you would be woken up in the early hours of the morning by police trying to harass and ticket you . The whole city of San Diego hates the homeless by the way . The warmth we had was that of eachother to keep us going . So many hopeless sleepless nights . When you lived like we did people look at you as less of a person but it was the most humbling experience of my life and for any of you reading this going through it too. There’s always hope so long as you fight for a brighter tomorrow . I promise .
how are y’all doing now and if y’all made it out how did yall do it
The police probably didn’t harass you, Your over reacting
@@Ryder0910 actually you have no idea. As a female that was homeless for four years. I would sometimes set up a quick 10th and take it down by 7 a.m. put it up at like 8 at night in the park so I could sleep with Somewhat safeness. Police sometimes show up at 6am and keep harassing us for disturbing public property. I was 27 at that time I finally got into a place as of June 2022 but I finally asked a cop or am I supposed to go. He looked at me and said go out into the bush go out and out of city limits and so you want me a single female to essentially put herself in danger? He was like not a problem
Man, i did that when I was 18, I was driving an old boat of an car an 1990 Cadillac devill. My mother had kicked me out and my at the time Gf's family wouldn't let me stay with them so being an college student I talked to college security and they let me stay parked there overnight and even drove by and checked in on me. I took showers there and I was able to go to work and not be an mess bc of it but I did this for about 3 weeks.
Doing my laundry at an laundry mat, washing in the near by river and at the college. I lost a lot of weight about 15 to 20 lbs over the time all I ate was the shift meal I got at the restaurant and a coffee. And I'd get an massive like 24oz salad and make it stretch over 2 to even 3 days... man I don't miss those days
The American dream is finding someone like you who's able to provide them with a stable job.
I lived in a car 5 months last year only ending this past January. It was pretty terrible. It was an old beater too so I was constantly worrying that it would break down and I'd be stranded with nowhere to go. I remember praying every morning that the thing would start up. It was also a small sedan so I had to either sleep reclined in the driver seat or curled up in the back seat.
I'm sorry to hear that, but I'm glad your doing better now.
@@heroofhyrule9027 Thank you!
I’ve been doing this for a week now. I have a tiny truck with no backseat so I sleep in the box. It’s starting to get too cold at night to do that and I have a lot of back issues that will make it very hard to sleep in the front seat. Got my chin up tho
@@JH-qs7ph i hope you’re doing well now
I lived in my car for 2 weeks when I was 17. I had a job too. I made minimum wage but no one wants to rent to a 17 year old. When my aunt found out I was on the street she invited me to rent her spare room, saving my miserable existence (Thank you Aunt Doreen! Love you!)
You have no idea how glad I am to see someone who walks around and has sympathy and empathy towards the less fortunate like I do I'll buy peanuts for the squirrels chipmunks etc that live around my complex cause I dont like seeing people or animal's suffer. Homeless I help as much as possible extra money they wernt anticipate and food etc. People usually make me feel weird cause I care and show trust right away about anything and anyone so to know it's not just me is amazing.
I met a hitchhiker at work once, he hadn’t had water for three days. Sadly I couldn’t give him anything because I didn’t have my wallet. The next day he was sleeping in the drive thru. So I bought him an ice cold water. Anthony wherever you are, I hope you’re okay
If he is your least important staff writer, why is he the one who gets you most of your views?
At this point it’s just an ongoing joke
The best part about this video is that Mc Donald’s isn’t a sponsor.
This is really sad, you have opened my eyes even more. You are a great person by the way, it is so incredible how awesome you are.
Infographics hot the jackpot with him. He's amazing and so is his girlfriend.
This is now my favorite episode. What you did for those guys is amazing, and gives me hope for people in general. Your viewers here, including myself, can learn a lot. Beautiful video, mate. Cheers!
Thanks for bringing awareness to this. Absolutely right, the American dream is dead. A large part of it is zoning laws. It should not be illegal for people who need to live out of their cars or to live small in tiny houses to do so.
We always appreciate the labrat and his gf i think we should tell them to give a vacation to the whole staff.(especially the people who animated)
This video speaks to me in many ways. I live in Vermont and just a few days ago learned that one of my best friends is living out of her car with her dog. I offered for her to stay in my home, but now I’m going to demand for her and her dog to stay with me. I hope this helps other people realize that we all deserve to at least eat. Thank you for taking on this challenge! You are a hero in my eyes for sharing your experience.
There's a channel name
DEV!L GaMeR YT
He uploads gameplay walkthrough videos of android games , Am his viewer and asking you all guys to atleast visit his channel and watch any video and if you loved it then subscribe the channel or leave a suggestion for improvement of his channel
@@ilovecookies6389 no
@@dememes9604 ok I have no problem , No need to reply if you dont then ignore my comment....
I know this is a nice thing, but depending on how close you are to your friend, it might be a little weird to Force her to your housw
You see? Not all immigrants are bad people. These people were trustworthy and kind. Not like people would imagine.
Well, They can enter the country legally instead of illegally.
From someone who’s been homeless and still has large financial issues, I seriously appreciate what you do and learn with these challenges. Everyone needs to learn these lessons in our American society. You’ve put my perspective into a video that I would love to share with those without an understanding.
Try living in your car for a year. Involuntarily. In the middle of a Montana winter.. brutal.
May I ask why you stayed in Montana? You've got a car, after all.
@@ThePeterDislikeShow unemployed and no money to be able to drive anywhere. Didn't even have money to put in the gas tank to use the heater. Surprised i didn't freeze to death.
@@chrisburckhard9122 Wow that sounds insane.
I'm going on my second winter.... Maybe third? My heater core just went out, that is gonna make this year interesting if I don't get it fixed. Glad to hear you are doing better. I'm here mostly by choice.
I lived in my car for 2 years before I began my trucking career. This video is spot on for what it’s like living in your car. From cops to laboring for less than minimum wage. Thank you for this video
It was really awesome how he gave the money to them at the end and try to help them get a job. I hope there’s a little bit of that in everyone
Dude, you are an amazing guy and I freakin love your challenges like this. I love truthful you are about humanizing people who are usually demonized by ignorant people who just don't know or want to know many times what's like to be at a low. Thank you for that. Really. ❤ I also love the relationship you have with your girlfriend. So cute!
Our whole family lived in a van for a few months, when I was in elementary school.
I'mjust_ Lolo why?
:(
@@itz_icy_gaming2930 I didn't find out until I was an adult that my stepdad actually got us pulled into some mess and we had to leave our home for safety.
When I heard the reason why the guy would rather work than beg tears came to my eyes. That is truly noble.
Never judge a man for a second until you have walked a thousand miles in their shoes.
I’d rather live out of my car for a week than comment “First”
ok
First
First
first'nt
I agree.
The part they left out was the background checks turning up that they had no legal residence, and couldn't be legally hired. Despite the recommendation.
Man. It's so dehumanizing to encourage people to come to the country illegally so that you can enslave them through the black market.
Imagine if the state with the most homeless people in the country didn't act to exacerbate the problem, and instead encouraged them to legally immigrate.
This guy is so kind! Thank you for bringing light so this situation!
Bro people like him give me hope in the world. This is really eye opening and wholesome!
This guy deserves a raise for all the challenges videos he does.
There's a channel name
DEV!L GaMeR YT
He uploads gameplay walkthrough videos of android games , Am his viewer and asking you all guys to atleast visit his channel and watch any video and if you loved it then subscribe the channel or leave a suggestion for improvement of his channel
Agreed
Cats: meow
Dogs: woof
9-year-olds: *FIRST FIRST*
@Marcos Filho Trump 2020
@Marcos Filho wot
@Marcos Filho if they pay taxes, you'll pay their taxes...
@Marcos Filho SPAMMER
Coming from a hard working Hispanic family I really appreciate you guys for making this episode , I too was living in my car last year for a couple months I know some may still be in their car watching this video , better days will come keep your chin up and try your best to keep clean with this pandemic 😷 a simple acknowledgment will make anyone’s day better please be nice to anyone down on their luck
Peace and love guys
“I almost wanted to rob him blind” 😭😭😂
is the narrator our favorite labrat or a different person
Different person
Different person
Different person
@@nicholasprimich1498 This has just ruined all the videos :(
@@jacksonsmith8879 yep
I only watch these to see how long it takes for him to say 'the girlfriend' now.
It took one minute, thirty three seconds. Or five seconds after he finished stating the rules of the challenge. Never change test subject, never change.
I’m watching this from my car which I use to live in. The biggest difference is I have a way to make money using the car, food delivery. Finding a spot @ night is a challenge from cops threatening to arrest me for trespassing to others annoying me. I usually try to find a dark area with no street/parking lights.
So refreshing to hear a guy who doesn't need guys nights out. I also love doing everything with my wife. Best friends for life
Our Infographics lab rat is so sweet 😂
Try 7 years. Haha.
For me physically it's not so bad, but psychologically the judgment you get from those around you who notice, is horrific.
This was such a BEAUTIFUL lesson! It completely broke and then warmed my heart when you gave them money and a job at the end. I’m so glad you did this. We need to understand and be more compassionate
This one hit me in the feels...
Glad you left when you needed to but thank you for doing it ...
It created a new awareness for me..
This guy has become a legend
Respect+100
How about “work at a restaurant and live off only those wages for two weeks”⁉️
This challenge is way harder and he gets paid much less than min wage. And hes putting in almost double the amount of work time that min wage jobs pay.
So one paycheck's work or the orientation time? Think restaurant work has been documented enough online.
Alfred Gomez man idk I just wanted another of my challenge ideas to be done 😭
Thank you so much for showing how heartbreaking and how resilient this community is. It literally brought tears to my eyes hearing you talk about people really wanting to work, the racism and the drug use to escape the life someone has been dealt with. I can connect with a lot of this and knowing these issues are being brought to an audience’s attention is so meaningful to everyone who is in or has been in these situations.
This one got to me. I have been there before sleeping under bridges and going hungry. Thanks for sharing this experience. Maybe your story will inspire others to help.
Please send him and his girlfriend.on a vacation as a challenge
They sent him to Hawaii.
@@genuinedickies99 cool. I did not see that one...yet
Props to you my friend I’m Hispanic and I didn’t go through that but I saw my parents go through tough times when my dad was the only one working while my mom was pregnant looking for food cans on discount you really helped them out
I love this couple man, legendary also the fact that he was kind enough to do what he did at the end is just big pp energy💜
This video made me tear up a little. The kindness of this guy, giving the money from the video to the guys, buying them breakfast.... That heart is amazing
I was like that for 9 years but when I prey I found me a home
Fun Fact: NO ONE CARES THAT YOU ARE FIRST JUST WATCH THE VID AND ENJOY THE HARD WORK HE PUT IN!!!!
Agreed
First
Second 😁
♥️♥️♥️ everyone else basically summed up how wonderful this episode was. Thank you for spreading awareness.
I think this is one of your best work. Letting people know, what homeless people go through, their pain and daily struggle, the goodness some posses, why it is important to help them, and showing us an example by giving some help with your earnings and resource. A very fine example. Great work man! You are appreciated.
Pfft that's nothing
Try living out here in the woods like we sasquatches do
Don't steal the other guy's thunder, please.. you're not original
@@8bittChess It's my other channel actually
@@liamwallace6722 It's cool, that's just my other channel
he did
You're used to living in the woods. That's like telling him to go live out in the ocean like the sharks do. Not a valid comparison. Stay in your woods squatch.
Apartments are getting more expensive all over the place not only in big cities and small cities and towns as well
Hang all landlords
@@themis1444 Then what?
@@megamanx466 Then early stage capitalism can start anew
@@themis1444 Then people say, "Hang all landlords" again, then repeat the whole process again?
As a man who once slept on the streets of Philadelphia for 3 years. I admire your compassion and understanding for the less fortunate. You got a lifetime subscriber because of it. Thank you sir. And keep fighting the good fight
Thank you Challenge Guy and Infographics for bringing this into the light and helping these men. I had tears in my eyes by the tile the end of the end of the episode came around. If I wasn’t a huge supporter of your show before, I’m even more so now. Thank you, thank you, thank you for all of your hard work and your compassion.
Problem with this kind of challenge, and the one living on the street for 3 days, is you have the end of the challenge to look forward to. As soon as it's over with, you go home to your house/apt, take a nice hot shower, and sleep in a nice comfy bed.... It's so much harder knowing you are going to be in that situation indefinitely... Thank you tho for the attempt to make it seem realistic.
You do it 3 days at a time. It's not that much different.
Do you sit around worrying about all the health problems you might have when you're 80-90 years old as well?
He is being legend
The blah blah blah blah bits were the best! Hilarious stuff 🤣🤣🤣
Hands down, one of my very favorite episodes. I love your thought-provoking situations, honest commentary and personal insights and challenges. Keep up the great work! And Bless your dear GF for being your rock; your support. She keeps you going and you keep us mindful. 💖
3 challenge uploads almost 3 days in a row am I dreaming ?!
Using a Tesla wouldn't make this too bad!
Mr beast did that for 24 hours
I kno
Why
I think it's really awesome that you went back and tried to be a blessing to those men.
You are such a nice guy. The world needs more people like you in it. It’s not everyday someone gives a full paycheck to some homeless people who work for less the minimum wage. And the fact that you also got them in contact with a better job deal so nice of you considering you only knew them for like a week
When I see a challenge it's like Christmas morning
I feel you buddy on the kidney stones. It's worse then back labour. I've been told this by women who had that.
I like how you do these challenges and feel the need to help afterwards! It’s incredible. Keep up the good work on this channel!
I lived in my car for a year. The amount of planning it takes just to stay warm, wash your body, and to get something to eat is amazing. It will definitely teach you who you truly are deep inside.