daily reminder to treat your local homeless folks with as much kindness and respect as you would your neighbor. they're the same as you and me, just dealt different cards in life. be smart and aware of yourself when you're sending them a smile as they are still strangers, just ones with no place to call home. :)
Amen to that!! I always try to have some $$ in my pocket to help out if I see a homeless person. Try to buy a sandwich at times for the folks. I always feel that if you do good deeds in life good things will come your way too. Thanks for that comment
I was homeless for 3 years off and on in the cities of Portland in a blond woman in a wheelchair, for safety I'd be awake at night try to sleep during the day, wash my hair in the sink in the woman's bathroom in Safeway, God protected me so many times, I thought it was it he would always direct me to safety, now finally having a place of my own, I thank Jesus for a roof over my head, and food in the fridge, and water to drink every single day, never take anything for granted, never give up, God bless you, not everybody's homeless story is because of drugs and alcohol some people have lost their families and cannot handle life and get lost or lost their homes and don't know where to go so always pray for each other
Your story is so real for me due to I also was homeless for sometime. Things got better with hard work and determination. I truly agree to take nothing for granted. Glad you also made it out. God bless ya.
Every time I put your stories on, my cat rubs on the phone. I ask her "You ready to listen to Joel? Ready to listen to your boyfriend?" She snuggles with me and she just purrs...we love you J!
Story 4 was heartbreaking. People treat the homeless as if they're nothing. That's not true. They're human beings. They have feelings too. Just because a person is homeless doesn't mean they deserve to be treated badly. No one knows the back story of how they became homeless. So don't be so quick to judge them and treat them badly. You never know, it could happen to you. Be kind to each other.
Most of the time that's how it happens, a lot of guys or even girls come off as really nice etc, once you get in a relationship or start to know them truly their true colors come out in the most frightening ways.
I really like how you include the human aspects of each person’s story, especially the first story. I for some reason enjoyed those parts more than the scary parts i initially clicked on this video for.
I read this story of a nurse in Yokohama who ended up homeless after losing his job, and he nearly vanished looking into his brother's disappearance, which involved the Korean Mafia. I'm just glad he's alive to tell the tale
That first story hit me right in the feels. I’m a trans guy and my sister groped me a few years ago and I left home. I said those exact words after I lost my job "can I come home?" The answer is still no. Perhaps it’s for the best.
“In America those forced to live on the street are almost invisible to most of us”. It’s the same here in Sweden. Honestly I think, sadly, that’s probably how it is everywhere in the world. I try to always be kind to them even if it’s just saying hello or giving them a cigarette if I’m asked, I know that won’t help them but it’s really all I can do
@@marketplacegold1540 “niavette”? Do you mean naiveté? Because if showing sympathy towards the elderly homeless people sleeping in the parking garage close to where I live is being naive, then I’m perfectly happy being naive. Kindness doesn’t cost a thing.
Same globally. And any acknowledgement of homeless folks is the same as money. More than appreciated. I know homelessness. But i did it in a hidden way because you cant trust people, society and have to hide from or avoid those scumbag police. I managed to stay off the actual city streets like many of them do. I did it and appeared clean and well dressed and found some way to get cash. You have to bend the so called rules and think only of survival and getting out of it. Secrecy is the key. It's a cold heartless world out there and i saw homelessness coming for a long time, so i was ready. Everybody needs to be because you are on your own in this world. Fact!
Woah regarding the overdosed homeless story my theory was that someone was trying to decrease the homeless population in order to increase property value or something. Though this is because the story started with the town's change in residents.
Ah I miss those. You wake up with the creases on your arms and face if you layed on your backpack or something like it, you wouldn't know what planet you were on, had no idea what year it was or what dimension you were in, and had no idea who you were, where you were, or what your name was. But mannnnnn if you didn't feel rested!
Try to get into transitional housing man. I'm currently in transitional housing waiting to get into a treatment center here soon, abusing alcohol and opioids screwed me over. Luckily I'm back in contact with my family, January 11th-april 10th of this year was hell but things are finally looking up and I hope they're looking up for you now too, 2 years later. Keep ya head up bro, being homeless is hell. The 1-2 hours of sleep I was getting each night tore me up, I went a bit crazy a few times, I broke down a few other times. But someone or something is looking out for me.
We moved our family from GA to Denver last year. Maybe we were sheltered, but we had NEVER seen homelessness to THAT magnitude before. It was very sad to see.
First story was nice and I know about staying in a car so I know how scary it is just staying anywhere and then after a dude with a knife tries to jack you, you wouldn't get another good night sleep out there, dude was crazy nice offering his driveway, that's a huge deal for car home folk
Man... that music at the beginning of the video always gets me. I don't know why, but it just makes me want to hear it over and over, even though it only lasts 16 seconds. Did you made it yourself?
I can't thank you enough for the countless hours of quality entertainment you have provided me with over the last few years, but i truly appreciate what you do :)
JUST finished listening to your last one - wow! Btw, the writing in these stories has also been excellent lately, if ur working to make that possible -- great job, it's not overdone, just keeps the tales more impactful!
Yeah I've been looking through the comments to see if anyone else is talking about the serial killer. It sounds very recent and it's scary with how covid has made it worse on people losing their jobs and a place to call home. It makes them even more susceptible to crime. I know homeless are easy targets because not a lot of people care and hearing these stories makes that all the more eye opening.
@@justanothercutefreak I know it’s actually so scary that there is a possible serial killer out there because maybe they can begin to attack more than the homeless which is a scaru thought
Well it's 2 years later and apparently still nothing. The story strikes me as odd because OP is trying to make this into a huge, shocking spectacle when the fact that homeless people being frequently targeted because of their high risk lives unfortunately isn't anything new. Also, although it definitely happens, OP isn't taking into account the countless other reasons why homeless folks can go off the map. He says he has evidence but never gives any examples, so it's no wonder he'd go to law enforcement and they'd brush his claims of all homeless people across America being killed by a squadron of serial killers.
Seems dangerous now days to even own one of those old fashioned neighborhoods markets. Not just from events surrounding homeless people, but gangs, or your everyday punk or children! These stories were great. Love your narration as always. Your voice is pure poetry!! Have a wonderful day/weekend!
Allergies!!!! Damn it.. 😭😭😭😭😭 the only story to ever make me legit cry. I was so mean to my father for years after he was diagnosed with cancer. Well, not necessarily mean.. just avoided him. We didn't have the best relationship but I miss him every day. I wish we could have been on better terms before he passed away. Instead, I took care of him during his last breath.. so it was all too late to speak my peace to his face. It had to be hours before he died.
@missrockets777 it may give you a sense of peace.... even though he wasn't the best father, he will go knowing you are there by his side. Personally, it was my way of letting my dad know I forgave him and still enjoyed all the things he did teach me as a kid. I'd love to hear your experience when the time comes..
He stood there and watched!? I’m almost a little girl and woulda said something & ran. He didn’t even care, shows what kind of person he is. He woulda wanted any kind of help if it was him.
I feel so incredibly bad for how bad our Veterans are treated, especially Vietnam Veterans! These people fought in the most horrible conditions in the name of our Country, and they are treated like they are less than human! It is unforgivable and they should be given more and treated with the utmost respect!!!
So...the Wallace story. There was a trial and her boss had to testify over a man pounding on a woman's window? Am I the only one who finds this strange, hard to believe and also ridiculous if it's true?
Testify to make a case of continuous harassment to be accounted for when sentencing, something like that, the boss wasn't a witness of the main incident
As someone who lives in a big downtown area with tons of homeless people everywhere, they aren’t all nice. Literally just got SCREAMED at by a homeless guy because my 5 month old puppy looked at him… a lot more stories like that tbh… and I was nice and caring before I moved downtown…but now that I have to deal with them multiple times a day I am afraid of them… too many bad experiences so far…
How do you forget to lock your doors when you’re in your car in the middle of nowhere and trying to sleep? How can you possibly forget something so common sense, at that point it’s just your fault man
The ignorance people have when it comes to the homeless is so frustrating. They're not a whole other species, they're fucking human and being disgusted by them says more about you than them. And that girl who things she's going to change the world after only JUST finding out that people literally murder homeless people for sport is so niave it's insane. Homeless people, sex workers and "junkies" are never a priority for the police and that's exactly why people target them, they know no one will do anything about it and they'll get away with it. Look up Robert pickton and you'll see just a small glimpse into how people on the street are treated. Step up and treat others the way they deserve, not like strays in the street, if anything stray cats and dogs are cared for more than humans. Do some research and do what you can to help, not stereotype.
EXACTLY. You should see how alot of people treat them in this town that I live. Alot of people say "well they just need to get a job and pick themselves up etc.." And its true to an extent.. but they lack understanding and compassion.. they don't understand that it could happen to anybody and I mean anybody.. Some of those people had good jobs and families that love them , they're normal people. Who knows..they could have became addicted to drugs, they might have lost a loved one and fell into depression, they could have mental illness, lost their house in a fire or other natural disaster, etc.. There's a whole lot of reasons that a person becomes homeless. But you are very right; most people are cruel and/ or have no compassion or understanding towards what others go through. They just take for granted that they will always have a roof over their heads, and a meal on their plates
@@tazmaniandevil2335 Absolutely. My neighbor used to make over 200k a year, then he had an aneurysm that caused some brain damage, his wife left him and now he's on disability, just $950 a month. He's just one late rent check away from being on the streets, and I'm sure he never thought he'd be in this situation. He's such a kind genuine person, but too many people would think differently, those who don't know his story, or even care to know. This system isn't set up to care for people who truly need it. Maybe one day we'll take care of one another, acknowledge our privilege and ignorance and actually learn something. Okay, I'll get off my podium now. 😅😅 Thanks for commenting, too, it's nice to hear from people who actually give two fucks. 😄✌️
Well said. The problem for most people is that they have no experience of even a little suffering. So lack empathy and judge others. They also want to remain with their clique and may need to display such ignorant behaviour to be accepted by other arseholes. I made a comment about that particular story above. Tell me what think.👍
That first story made me tear up. Such amazing hospitality from someone he never met.
You would never think that there would be good people out there.
Me too!
Seriously, his voice is so soft and sincere he adds that extra gut punch right in the feels. 😢
Same❤❤
That first story broke my heart I lost both parents over the last 4 years I know how it feels to miss them. Always appreciate your parents. Xxx
Kimberly I am so sorry for your loss. It’s so hard to loose a loved one. Hope blessings keep coming your way 😇😇😇
I’m sorry for your loss
@@diahanndoncel2525 thank u so much
@@Chanel_babee thank u so so much
@@olearykimkc - You welcome... Happy Holidays stay safe... May we all have a better 2021😇😇😇
daily reminder to treat your local homeless folks with as much kindness and respect as you would your neighbor. they're the same as you and me, just dealt different cards in life. be smart and aware of yourself when you're sending them a smile as they are still strangers, just ones with no place to call home. :)
Amen to that!! I always try to have some $$ in my pocket to help out if I see a homeless person. Try to buy a sandwich at times for the folks. I always feel that if you do good deeds in life good things will come your way too. Thanks for that comment
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I was homeless for 3 years off and on in the cities of Portland in a blond woman in a wheelchair, for safety I'd be awake at night try to sleep during the day, wash my hair in the sink in the woman's bathroom in Safeway, God protected me so many times, I thought it was it he would always direct me to safety, now finally having a place of my own, I thank Jesus for a roof over my head, and food in the fridge, and water to drink every single day, never take anything for granted, never give up, God bless you, not everybody's homeless story is because of drugs and alcohol some people have lost their families and cannot handle life and get lost or lost their homes and don't know where to go so always pray for each other
I'm so glad you're OK. God is good.
Your story is so real for me due to I also was homeless for sometime. Things got better with hard work and determination. I truly agree to take nothing for granted. Glad you also made it out. God bless ya.
God lolz
Portland. I grew up an hour away. Still live in OR. It’s tragic how many homeless are there. I believe it’s number one in the world per capita.
@@WiSE1ER08 🌸 God help me so many times, I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for him 🕊
Go in peace your own way & let others find their own path
These videos are a lot more educational than most may realize
Yo true
Very true
Agreed
Legit it’s soooooooo true
Spot on.
Every time I put your stories on, my cat rubs on the phone. I ask her "You ready to listen to Joel? Ready to listen to your boyfriend?" She snuggles with me and she just purrs...we love you J!
Pls that’s so cute 😭😭😭
Story 4 was heartbreaking. People treat the homeless as if they're nothing. That's not true. They're human beings. They have feelings too. Just because a person is homeless doesn't mean they deserve to be treated badly. No one knows the back story of how they became homeless. So don't be so quick to judge them and treat them badly. You never know, it could happen to you. Be kind to each other.
“Many women said he tried to push himself on them” “I’d never known him to be violent” ..... 🙃
Typical.
Most of the time that's how it happens, a lot of guys or even girls come off as really nice etc, once you get in a relationship or start to know them truly their true colors come out in the most frightening ways.
Yasss. Was just about to shower. I listen in the shower, while I do dishes and while I drive!!!
Same. His voice is so nice.
Same!!! 😀💜
How do you manage all that at once?! 🤔😮
Same here! Shower, cleaning, driving, working, I'll listen anywhere while doing mostly everything lol
How do you hear anything in the shower😅🚿
I really like how you include the human aspects of each person’s story, especially the first story. I for some reason enjoyed those parts more than the scary parts i initially clicked on this video for.
The story of how that guy stabbed the other at the shelter was so sad it brought me to tears..
You will never know how much you are blessed unless they are taken away💔
I read this story of a nurse in Yokohama who ended up homeless after losing his job, and he nearly vanished looking into his brother's disappearance, which involved the Korean Mafia. I'm just glad he's alive to tell the tale
the person in the first story made me sad :( be nice to ur parents if they’re nice to u and they’re doing their best to give u the best life possible!
Yeah that was kinda sad...hope it was fake tbh
Btw Omg you know they’re there and their 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 sadly that’s rare lol
@@trueblue2892 lmao yesss!! i’m so glad to meet a fellow intellectual 😹❤️
Elena 😂stay safe !... and smart 🤓❤️
Glad the first story ended on a good note by a very nice family
The first story, why tf would he sleep in his car in a parking lot and not lock his doors? Smh
I think he opened it when he told the robber what was he doing.
He was just a boy
That first story hit me right in the feels. I’m a trans guy and my sister groped me a few years ago and I left home. I said those exact words after I lost my job "can I come home?" The answer is still no. Perhaps it’s for the best.
Is it because you are trans you could not go home? I hope you are okay.
You are my favourite narrater and my name is Nathaniel thank you for your videos keep posting I listen to them every night
“In America those forced to live on the street are almost invisible to most of us”. It’s the same here in Sweden. Honestly I think, sadly, that’s probably how it is everywhere in the world. I try to always be kind to them even if it’s just saying hello or giving them a cigarette if I’m asked, I know that won’t help them but it’s really all I can do
The niavette of Swedish women knows no limits...
@@marketplacegold1540 “niavette”? Do you mean naiveté? Because if showing sympathy towards the elderly homeless people sleeping in the parking garage close to where I live is being naive, then I’m perfectly happy being naive. Kindness doesn’t cost a thing.
Same globally. And any acknowledgement of homeless folks is the same as money. More than appreciated.
I know homelessness. But i did it in a hidden way because you cant trust people, society and have to hide from or avoid those scumbag police. I managed to stay off the actual city streets like many of them do. I did it and appeared clean and well dressed and found some way to get cash. You have to bend the so called rules and think only of survival and getting out of it. Secrecy is the key. It's a cold heartless world out there and i saw homelessness coming for a long time, so i was ready. Everybody needs to be because you are on your own in this world. Fact!
@@marketplacegold1540you didn't even spell it correctly.
You're also incorrect.
I love falling asleep to your videos! Keep up the great work, much love
Woah regarding the overdosed homeless story my theory was that someone was trying to decrease the homeless population in order to increase property value or something. Though this is because the story started with the town's change in residents.
That last story really got me because I live in Kansas City, and it’s sad but things like that happen all the time and the cops just don’t care 😕
was just bout to take one of those regretted late afternoon naps 😎
GOD I miss those😖 Take one for me!!!😃
I stay nodding off in the afternoons 🤣😂🤣 getting old
Ah I miss those. You wake up with the creases on your arms and face if you layed on your backpack or something like it, you wouldn't know what planet you were on, had no idea what year it was or what dimension you were in, and had no idea who you were, where you were, or what your name was. But mannnnnn if you didn't feel rested!
It was even better if dinner was ready when you woke up.
As someone whos currently homeless, things like this worry me.
Stay safe!♥️
Try to get into transitional housing man. I'm currently in transitional housing waiting to get into a treatment center here soon, abusing alcohol and opioids screwed me over. Luckily I'm back in contact with my family, January 11th-april 10th of this year was hell but things are finally looking up and I hope they're looking up for you now too, 2 years later. Keep ya head up bro, being homeless is hell. The 1-2 hours of sleep I was getting each night tore me up, I went a bit crazy a few times, I broke down a few other times. But someone or something is looking out for me.
The first story was Heartwarming :)
Geez that first story is a tear jerker for me.
We moved our family from GA to Denver last year. Maybe we were sheltered, but we had NEVER seen homelessness to THAT magnitude before. It was very sad to see.
Literally cannot go to sleep anymore without listening to any of these stories
I love listening to you on my way to work in the morning. Especially Mondays. Makes my commute feel less arduous.
I know it’s only 4 but goodnight y’all
g' night girl, i'll see you tomorrow.
Gn
Sweet dreams, friend
@@BiBunOfficial *unholy crashing*
This should've been called Sobering Homeless Stories. The best collection of stories I've listened to in a long while.
25:23 did LR really just say “kinder” rather than kinder 😂😂
I noticed too
I was looking for this comment cause I was like “Lol what sir?”
Man that first story got me in the feels!
It's because it's so relatable. It can happen to any youngster living with their parents.
Hey Let's Read 💀📖! I saved the last 2 uploads to listen on thanksgiving! It was hard to wait!.lol. hope you had a great Thanksgiving 🦃🥧!
These were more horrific than I was expecting. Most of the stories involved stabbings, shootings or beatings.
First story was nice and I know about staying in a car so I know how scary it is just staying anywhere and then after a dude with a knife tries to jack you, you wouldn't get another good night sleep out there, dude was crazy nice offering his driveway, that's a huge deal for car home folk
I thought the same!
First story got me teared up when he said "Of course you can, you're my son and we love you". Goddaymn!
Man... that music at the beginning of the video always gets me. I don't know why, but it just makes me want to hear it over and over, even though it only lasts 16 seconds.
Did you made it yourself?
I love you Joel.
I can't thank you enough for the countless hours of quality entertainment you have provided me with over the last few years, but i truly appreciate what you do :)
JUST finished listening to your last one - wow! Btw, the writing in these stories has also been excellent lately, if ur working to make that possible -- great job, it's not overdone, just keeps the tales more impactful!
Does he write these stories? I thought they are supposed to be true.
The "bubba-q" 😂😂
why is no one talking about story 6 it’s so scary, hope they come up with someone soon and hope the homeless stay safe
Yeah I've been looking through the comments to see if anyone else is talking about the serial killer. It sounds very recent and it's scary with how covid has made it worse on people losing their jobs and a place to call home. It makes them even more susceptible to crime. I know homeless are easy targets because not a lot of people care and hearing these stories makes that all the more eye opening.
@@justanothercutefreak I know it’s actually so scary that there is a possible serial killer out there because maybe they can begin to attack more than the homeless which is a scaru thought
Well it's 2 years later and apparently still nothing. The story strikes me as odd because OP is trying to make this into a huge, shocking spectacle when the fact that homeless people being frequently targeted because of their high risk lives unfortunately isn't anything new.
Also, although it definitely happens, OP isn't taking into account the countless other reasons why homeless folks can go off the map. He says he has evidence but never gives any examples, so it's no wonder he'd go to law enforcement and they'd brush his claims of all homeless people across America being killed by a squadron of serial killers.
Seems dangerous now days to even own one of those old fashioned neighborhoods markets. Not just from events surrounding homeless people, but gangs, or your everyday punk or children! These stories were great. Love your narration as always. Your voice is pure poetry!! Have a wonderful day/weekend!
Is living in a swamp considered homeless?
Nah you're just in louisiana
Nugget Thief 😂
Nah, Shrek has both a house and an outhouse
You have a house in said swamp, so no
Yeah I never said I still have a house... quarantines been a bitch. I just said swamp
One of my favorite videos so far from one of my favorite narrators ! Gj as usual Joel 😌
Allergies!!!! Damn it.. 😭😭😭😭😭 the only story to ever make me legit cry. I was so mean to my father for years after he was diagnosed with cancer. Well, not necessarily mean.. just avoided him. We didn't have the best relationship but I miss him every day. I wish we could have been on better terms before he passed away. Instead, I took care of him during his last breath.. so it was all too late to speak my peace to his face. It had to be hours before he died.
❤❤❤❤ thank you ..
I’m not on good terms with mine… he’s 84… I will go see him soon even if it’s hard
@missrockets777 it may give you a sense of peace.... even though he wasn't the best father, he will go knowing you are there by his side. Personally, it was my way of letting my dad know I forgave him and still enjoyed all the things he did teach me as a kid. I'd love to hear your experience when the time comes..
He stood there and watched!? I’m almost a little girl and woulda said something & ran. He didn’t even care, shows what kind of person he is. He woulda wanted any kind of help if it was him.
Thank you so much for everything ❤️ you are the reason I can sleep at night
My 8yo asked me to put this on, so here we are 😏😍👏😎 Let's do it
Smart 8 yo lol
My 4 year old said "mommy can we listen to scary?"
I like that, there are a lot of good life lessons in these stories. Not even just this video.
13 minutes ago MY BODY IS READY
Oh yeah, we bigfoots are basically homeless since we just live in the wilderness
I bet your tree forts are epic tho..
Hahahahahahahah!! 🤣😂
Did you get the wee birds I left for you near the creek? >
Love your bit here
😂😂🤣
Damm that guy in the first story had a big heart
I feel so incredibly bad for how bad our Veterans are treated, especially Vietnam Veterans! These people fought in the most horrible conditions in the name of our Country, and they are treated like they are less than human! It is unforgivable and they should be given more and treated with the utmost respect!!!
Thats what rambo was all about
What a way to start the weekend!
Story 3 has the best manager I've ever heard of.
Brilliant stories!
This is one of my favorites. You know how to insert the human element effectively.
So...the Wallace story. There was a trial and her boss had to testify over a man pounding on a woman's window? Am I the only one who finds this strange, hard to believe and also ridiculous if it's true?
Testify to make a case of continuous harassment to be accounted for when sentencing, something like that, the boss wasn't a witness of the main incident
Thank you just in time I hope your Thanksgiving was awesome!
Does anybody else hate when they hear the birds?😩😭
One of your best.
Keep up the great work
Good job I loved this one this is one of your best ones but make some scary scary demon encounters that be grate
I always listen when I drive!
The second story sounds like Lynn MA
these stories are devastating :(
Moral of these stories:
Be safe & Be kind...
Anyone else's tummy hurt from too much food or drinks? 🧀🍷🍪
I didn't get a notification for this video. Glad I saw it on my feed!!
As someone who lives in a big downtown area with tons of homeless people everywhere, they aren’t all nice. Literally just got SCREAMED at by a homeless guy because my 5 month old puppy looked at him… a lot more stories like that tbh… and I was nice and caring before I moved downtown…but now that I have to deal with them multiple times a day I am afraid of them… too many bad experiences so far…
God that thumbnail actually scared me lmfao
Love the vids ^^ hope you're in good health
great list gonna listen this before bed :)
Awesome!! Thank you Let's Read ❤️
Thank you👍
If you like GITM, give Kinetic Symphony a listen. He focuses on these stories, a real good listen.
I'm homeless right now , it's nice to have something just for me 😃👌🏻
Thank you Joel for another video! Hope you had a nice Thanksgiving! 🙂🖤
The guy in the first story has to be octane from apex. How he ran away at the speed of light. How he had a knife. Which could be his heirloom
Love the video ready 💜💜💜
Story no 1 was so touching, I admit, I cried.
I was homeless living in my car behind a empty school. It was a hard life.
😢 sorry to hear that mate. Why were you homeless?
@@NuckingFuts56because he never got a house
How do you forget to lock your doors when you’re in your car in the middle of nowhere and trying to sleep? How can you possibly forget something so common sense, at that point it’s just your fault man
Listening as I do the dishes right now lol love these story’s!
always looking out for your vids, great job Let's Read! :) .
Wow that story hits u hard in the heart especially if youve been tru the same
The ignorance people have when it comes to the homeless is so frustrating. They're not a whole other species, they're fucking human and being disgusted by them says more about you than them.
And that girl who things she's going to change the world after only JUST finding out that people literally murder homeless people for sport is so niave it's insane. Homeless people, sex workers and "junkies" are never a priority for the police and that's exactly why people target them, they know no one will do anything about it and they'll get away with it.
Look up Robert pickton and you'll see just a small glimpse into how people on the street are treated.
Step up and treat others the way they deserve, not like strays in the street, if anything stray cats and dogs are cared for more than humans.
Do some research and do what you can to help, not stereotype.
EXACTLY. You should see how alot of people treat them in this town that I live. Alot of people say "well they just need to get a job and pick themselves up etc.." And its true to an extent.. but they lack understanding and compassion.. they don't understand that it could happen to anybody and I mean anybody.. Some of those people had good jobs and families that love them , they're normal people. Who knows..they could have became addicted to drugs, they might have lost a loved one and fell into depression, they could have mental illness, lost their house in a fire or other natural disaster, etc.. There's a whole lot of reasons that a person becomes homeless. But you are very right; most people are cruel and/ or have no compassion or understanding towards what others go through. They just take for granted that they will always have a roof over their heads, and a meal on their plates
@@tazmaniandevil2335 Absolutely. My neighbor used to make over 200k a year, then he had an aneurysm that caused some brain damage, his wife left him and now he's on disability, just $950 a month. He's just one late rent check away from being on the streets, and I'm sure he never thought he'd be in this situation. He's such a kind genuine person, but too many people would think differently, those who don't know his story, or even care to know. This system isn't set up to care for people who truly need it. Maybe one day we'll take care of one another, acknowledge our privilege and ignorance and actually learn something.
Okay, I'll get off my podium now. 😅😅
Thanks for commenting, too, it's nice to hear from people who actually give two fucks. 😄✌️
Well said. The problem for most people is that they have no experience of even a little suffering. So lack empathy and judge others. They also want to remain with their clique and may need to display such ignorant behaviour to be accepted by other arseholes. I made a comment about that particular story above. Tell me what think.👍
@@tazmaniandevil2335bingo! 👍
I’m so addicted to these sfories
Tha goat is bacc
I love these stories have 1 but dont know how to share it so it can be told here
What type of scary story? Also I'm pretty sure he gets his stories off of reddit.
Dry eyes clear eyes voice 😴😪💤
. Sadly a lot of cops see homeless and NHI. But some are still good and care.
Wait I'm confused, why didn't the guy from the first story locked his car? 🤔
Airport & garbage men stories...?? Great narration... 😇
Yay! Just in time for cooking!
Poor kid in the first story... learn to respect your parents giving you a home. Don't sleep in the car with the door unlocked!!
Alway's soooooo nice to go to sleep too 🖤😴😪
I was expecting a sexual harrasment story with a gentleman named Lucas Werner
Early from Philippines ❤️🇵🇭
Its 8am here, online class will be 9
@@kristianrivera14 nihoy, pinoy
That first one was so sweet
The most scariest thing is anybody can be homeless.
i remember years ago the homeless camps and places in florida were just gone almost overnight like they were being rounded up and taken away
They are! Called sweeps. Soon they will exterminate them once "1984" is in full force