Makeshift home built along side 110 Freeway in L.A.
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- Опубліковано 15 кві 2024
- Among the 46,000 people in Los Angeles experiencing homelessness, there are dozens living along the Arroyo Secco next to the 110 Freeway near Highland Park. John Fenoglio reports for KTLA 5 News at 10, April 16, 2024. Details: ktla.com
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This home is listed for $1.2 million on Zillow
Squatters take over it lol 🤣
1.3 after this video.
@@helpis0ntheway😂😂😂😂
😆 🤣 😂 😹
I'll buy it 😊 no taxes or insurance, my dream home 😊
meanwhile I can't add a fence to my property without proper permits
🤣same. It's a dam shame
Lmfao
Yeah it goes to show that just because you buy your home you don't actually ever really owned it.. these people understand that it doesn't matter where they have to go they will always make a home because home is where you are and what you make it
It's obviously not permitted. They can't legally sell, rent, or get utilities. The city could haul the whole thing away with no prior notice necessary
Yep
Whoever built that should be proud of themselves.
Right ! Somebody needs to give that man a construction job 🫡
@@jennjennsuu When or if they ever relocate these people, they should pay attention to the people who are making livable housing, out of trash. There is obviously a persons talent being put to waste over poverty. Let that person serve society in a better way.
yes, everyone should build one.
@@scottfirman that would fix the housing problem since our government won't.
I'm sure they'd be more proud if they had a job and to do that to an actual home and not be homeless.
I hope that perspective employers see this and reach out to these people and I think that the city ought to lay off because at least they know right in front of their face they have thrown out so much talent by taking away jobs from people.
It may not belong here but what choice did you leave them? They aren't crackheads they're not druggies and not insane they just want to live and be living decently.
When you have a city and laws that take away those options and then they lose their job what point are they left to do anything for themselves? Well they will make do with what they have and if not then they fall.
These are people who refused to die and take no for an answer. I'm usually against homeless people and encampments because it looks like crap these people are crap and they've been thrown away to the wayside because the system doesn't work for them.
your system is broken. This is absolute proof that these people will not let the system break them so I give them kudos thumbs up and all the prayers in the world I hope they are as successful in getting back on their feet because damn it they deserve it that's talent don't be stupid and throw it away
Billions of dollars in lottery tickets sold and yet millions don't have affordable shelter. Make it make sense.
They can have affordable shelter. Just not in expensive cities.
@@davekinghorn9567
Nonsense
I bought a lottery ticket and there is still a homeless person across the street. MAKE IT MAKE SENSE.
It looks like the people living there may be in the country temporarily, working and sending money home, but with no intention of staying here. They don’t seem like mentally ill/drug addicted folks (their places look too organized), but a majority of LA’s homeless have major problems. Trying to get people who are basically disabled by mental illness and/or addiction to do anything is like herding insane cats.
Lottery money goes to the schools.
"California cannot meaningfully track where $20 billion of homeless funding went, report says."
True, yet ridiculous people voted in Prop 1 which will be treated the same way! I voted against the proposition FOR THAT REASON!
We all know where it went. Into someone's pocket. Another reason we need less govt. And less taxes. They can't even track what they are soingnwith our money. Disgrace
Don't forget, each billion is 999 Million dollars, plus one more. Sometimes people say "10 billion" and it doesn't sound like a lot, but thats 9,999 times one million. It's an insane amount of money. They could have bought 20,000 houses at 500k
@@pauld.b7129I love this comment!!!!!❤ Thank you🙌🏾
It went into newsome and pelosi pockets!
That’s a 1 mil home if he sells
😢 I'll give him $5 for it😅
Squatters rights if someone moves in while they’re not “home”
@@spatialtests😂😂😂
bro what fkkn world are we living in right now?
He doesn’t own it so can’t sell it
@@spatialtestssquatter rights don’t apply to government property.
Leave them people alone. Unless they’re robbing or hurting people let them be. It’s hard in this country now especially. I had a family member that died this year that was homeless. My brother asked me all the time to help him or come get him but I refused. He was in bad health yet I told him get a job or get your life together. Then one night he begged me to come get him and I didn’t . He died alone in the woods that night and wasn’t found for over a month. Now when I see homeless people it hits a little harder than it used to. My guilt overwhelms me often.
You’ve had to learn a very tough lesson on the importance of compassion and helping others. I hope that you use the guilt and shame that you feel for allowing your own brother to die alone in the woods, to change your entire life and personality and become a kind, empathic and loving man. Try reading and/or listening on audio to the book “The Power of Now”. I hope you can change your life around. Being of service and loving others is one of the most beautiful and rewarding gifts of life. I was born into this world knowing that and I help people daily, even many strangers. It gives me great joy. May you know this joy and work to become a new man.
I know that guilt. My mother was an alcoholic, she always wanted to stay at my house. I refused because of her behavior.
She died, abandoned and alone.
So sorry that happened to you. I wish you had been able to find a solution that would have worked for both of you. It seems people have lost the art of compromise. I hope you can find a productive, healing, path forward. 🙏
@@landomilknhoney sorry to hear that. It’s hard because I could not bring my brother to my house because my wife and kids and he was the same way. Just didn’t behave in a manner that would be ok around my kids . Yet I still could’ve got my brother a hotel room or found him a place etc . There’s so much I wish I’d done for him.
@@snowygirl131 thank you. I could try to justify it and say he couldn’t come to my house around my kids or wife but I still could have picked him up. Got him a hotel room or find a place for him. Buy him dinner and some snacks. I wish I’d done something.
I rented it last weekend on Airbnb
Went fishing and a hike well worth it 😊❤
Best comment...😂😂😂
Gotta admit that guy built a pretty nice looking house for a shanty. I've seen worse kept places on legitimate lots.
It’s easier when you don’t have to spend your day panhandling and everything is just given to you. Also because theft is now legal, free materials….and the state funded non-profits will give you free lawyers as well.
Fr bro deadass has talent. Maybe if he stayed off the drugs the dude would have a great career in construction
@@rwh5350 lol, jealous of a dude livin in a shanty on the freeway HAHA, maniac.
@@quercus3290 not jealous at all, I actually do unhoused outreach…. I’d give him credit for what he built but would move him somewhere less visible and with less safety concerns….
Once Newsom sees this he will make sure property tax payments are to be made, LOL.
Homelessness is one of the biggest businesses in California. They dont want it to end.
True, it’s a way for them to steal billions and get away with it. Gavin Newsom……
if more people are working and have a place to live wont that mean more people paying taxes which would be more profitable.
@@infintyplusIt would be for everyone...but that's not the point. These are special interest groups with their hands in local politics. They want to siphon the money to THEMSELVES, nobody else. Or so the story goes.
Of course not, that means no more money to these politicians pockets
@@infintyplus a capitalist society does not work that way
That guy on the bike saying "They're Over There Cooking" Like they're not supposed to be eating.He is not in danger riding by on his fancy bike.
He just hating cuz hr dnt kno no better
It's a concern that fire outdoors for cooking close to the structure could burn everything down and possibly kill the residents of the camp in such a closely built area. My city has had fires in camps, luckily no deaths, but they lose everything when their tent goes.
It’s a fire hazard. He’s not wrong. If there’s smoke can make someone think there’s a fire cause a scene.
Duh.
He’s hating cause their cooking is better then his
@@carriecree1789They already lost everything.
Nothing more American than this. A modern day pioneer.
Im not even mad at them. At some point when housing becomes unaffordable its America that has failed its citizens
Preach!
No they failed themselves bunch tweekers clean that crap up
@@jcs5707educate yourself
I agree bunch of tweekers need rehabilitation.
No, it's the central banks destroying us.
Nice. Give it an address and start delivering mail. Then send him the property tax bill
Rent as well, that’s primo real estate right there
You know you don’t need to pay taxes. Stop paying for the ****.
@@lolacookie453No it’s not. Traffic noise 24/7
They just need to tear it down.
@@jazzfan7491 nice white noise to help you sleep
46k homeless people that’s so freaking sad!
The numbers are growing. I saw a news report out of Utah recommended to me about a mobile home park where people pay lot rent to keep their mobile homes. May be a rental community. They are being evicted and will be homeless to make way for low income housing that is to be built.
In Maryville, TN, a similar situation, but I think the people being evicted there owned their older mobile homes and rented the lot space. They were given 30 days by the new landowner to move their trailers off of the property. They interviewed an older woman for that report. These are people on fixed incomes who've lived there a long time. It would be hard for anyone to up and move without prior notice in 30 days. It's even harder if you're already just trying to make ends meet. Another person commented that some companies won't transport older mobile homes, and some trailer parks won't accept them. These people have to find those who will work with them.
I've seen many comments on UA-cam recently from people who have been denied food stamp extensions and are homeless.
One person who identified as a Tennessee storage facility manager left a comment about how they are seeing a lot of senior citizens who've lost their housing in whatever form it was and are resorting to putting their belongings in storage while they try to figure it out. I don't know where they are going, but they are trying to hold on to some of their possessions. The person said one woman and her son had nowhere to go. The manager said s/he bought them a tent, foam mattress, and a couple of chairs.
A lot of people are struggling right now at the same time our government is paying to bring "newcomers" into the country and provide for their needs with taxpayer $$$$$$.
Thanks for sharing 🙏🏾
Prayers out for those experiencing homelessness 🕊️
How is this person "homeless"?? Seems to me he's up to his neck in homeFULLNESS with a 'riverside' view at that!
Dude built an amazing house. That rock wall looks great.
Not really it’s just a pile of rocks that aren’t even ideal for building walls with
@@Bikes0420So is Stonehenge.
well hes not homeless now
Yes he is
until the news got involved now he is
😂😂😂
Right 😊❤😂
@@RealMTBAddictHe has a tax free home
The news exposure will get him evicted!
That’s why it’s been reported on here.
That part gets me when he said he's stealing electricity. If Tesla had won the electricity race, we would all be having FREE ELECTRICITY, but Edison came along & said hey we can charge people for this. Stop being greedy & give to the needy...
yeah he just assumed it. I've seen plenty of homeless people using solar now this guy looks like he works hard wants a home so he is advertising his skills and ingenuity to advertise his proficiency. Landscape mastery? check. Nice siding? Check. Beautiful stone wall? Check. I'm sure this guy works for a living. He has to. But not enough to afford real housing. He definitely takes pride in his lifestyle. Why cant he just have saved up for a solar battery generator setup? Bike NIMBY guy just look at him he's stealing power.
"Waterfront home in prime Highland Park, newly built, stunning views, easy access to shopping and dining destinations, asking $1.995 million."
You forgot right of the freeway
Just needs a driveway and we're set
😆 🤣 😂 😹
But no plumbing..that would be a problem for me
You forgot “quaint”
10 for skill/creativity 😮
If he can build like that then he can get a job in construction.
GENIUS !!!!!!!
California looks like a different country
Sure does
"I can't be sorry for the mistakes they made"
He doesn't even know their story, homelessness isn't always a result of bad decisions. People end up on the street for a variety of reasons, some beyond their control.
I have been homeless since 2008. I am on fixed income I can’t afford to rent in California.
Facts! A couple months ago i was intentionally going to live the homeless lifestyle because of the alcoholic dramas that go on in my family's household, i just wanted peace and clarity for myself, since than things have gotten allot better at home it's definitely not always drugs n alcohol
I agree with your point. Although he did say "some of these people"
@rosemarietolentino3218 I feel you sis! I'm borderline there myself. I have a disability and cannot afford a place. Wait list for low income in always packed or closed for yeaRs. I can't work but folks in comments blame the ones on the streets for being there. Irony is a majority of people are six clicks from this same situation.
Best of show.. wow that’s awesome. Give this guy a job and let him make houses for the homeless
Yayy. Thank u Gavin!
The rent is too damn high
Respect to that person for having a bunch of fire extinguishers around the structure, responsible action.
I put up a tool shed, and I get a fine for no permit. Where city inspectors????
But if you build an addition on you own yard you need permits and all the necessary fee and requirements or the will red flag your home. Does this make sense?
It’s the new American dream this is what modern retirement wages looks like folks
He just didnt like you guys. He let the other news channel in lol.
Yes they interviewed him, he doesn't speak English but apparently he has a girlfriend. Not sure if she speaks English. One person commented that there are guys who own an actual house and cars and can't get laid lol. Maybe she appreciates his resourcefulness and isn't exactly a model herself.
😂 @@abc123fhdi I can't this has to be the best comment.
@@abc123fhdi- I think those guys fail to appreciate that you really need to have at least an iota of personality as well.
😂😂😂😂😂😂 I’m weeeak!
@@user-eqwl2htry45Il - to be fair, I don't think we were ever supposed to spend as much time together as Western society expects us to. We're just too different and we're not interested in the same things.
Most men are not interested in interior decor & childcare and most women are not interested in sports and p0rn.
46.000 homeless people in one city...Damn,that's crazy high number...🤔😟
The white noise is impeccable.
Find a way to lower rents, raise wages, or watch the rise of slums.
I mean… you’re supposed to be raising your own wages lmao
And rent will NEVER get lower lol
Let's face it for the poor and elderly poor it's either a life hack or certain death in the streets. There ain't no trickle down economy.
Exactly!!
@@saukchung8939that’s not how that works
I think a lot of us are going to be walking that same route because rents are too damm high and I don't think it's going to get better. So good for that person that built himself a better home 🎉
It’s better than looking at the homeless makeshift homes.
That’s people being creative shows how they work😭😭
He lives in LA rent free..brilliant. Rio De Janeiro has favelas, those people were smart.
More and more of LA is beginning to look like one.
yup thats america now.
Where does he shower n poop ??...
@@stabaholic187 The water below
@@stabaholic187he doesn’t shower
Sometimes u gotta do what u gotta do to survive.
Then live with family, move into a shelter…. Don’t make the city a horrible place filled with odors of pee and poop
Look at all that Hope and Change making America Great Again 👍
I ❤ this. The homeless CAN be tidy, productive, non-threatening. Society needs to do better.
They aren’t bothering anyone and it looks better then a lot of homes in neighborhoods ‼️
They call it "Neighborhood Blight" it won't be there for long.
Never mind it is ILLEGAL
Does that make him not homeless??
You win
yes
His house can be torn down
I know, right doesn’t that technically cancel out his protected status
That makes us homeless
Well we have to give to give that new owner a 100+ for being very creative and inventive and for ingenuity!!
What the station missed mentioning is the property includes a waterfall of sewer discharge.
I dont believe he should be judged. 99% of people make one mistake with no family to help, and they are gonna be homeless
sadly many are too ignorant to care or even comprehend
Just wait until it’s happening in front of your house and then get back to me… someone lived outside my friends apartment and the city couldn’t do anything about it
@@GuyNamedRy jokes on you! I don't have a home lmao
@@GuyNamedRy People have a right to live if they are decent people with some hiccups in life. We don’t know what these people have been through because it’s not always what you think it is…
@@PassportBrosAndBlondeManWeaves Theres a line when it comes from hiccup and it is a crutch for these people.
There are plenty of resources that don’t result in sleeping next to peoples homes. Let’s take the feeling out of this situation and talk about facts.
Go to a family members house, try daily to get into a shelter, plenty of programs to help get you off the street. If they arn’t being proactive then they’re just abusing the rules society has.
It's called desperation not a living situation. It's all over L.A. County out into every area of the Antelope Valley. I'm in a smaller population area in the AV and there's tents and people living on the street, you can't go one block without seeing a homeless person walking, sitting, camping.
Right like none of these people actually want to be in this situation. The misconception is that they choose to be out here but the reality is that they have been offered help, or put in a shelter where all of their belongings were stolen and their privacy was invaded. I feel like it's kind of like military veterans. They don't know anything else or they're scared of change so staying as comfortable to them
People in downtown LA buy homeless people one way Metrolink train tickets to Lancaster, end of the line.
@@dfirth224 Really? That's interesting. My assumption was that they headed out here to get away from L.A. which is pricer for food, etc. Lot's of homeless from the AV as well. All of this makeshift material to build structures is from illegal dumping by L.A. County residents and businesses. The illegal dumping problem in L.A. is everywhere: sidewalks, alleys, vacant lots, roadsides, etc. From Santa Monica out to the AV, you see it everywhere. And the trash littering the roadsides and hillsides everywhere in L.A. County (bags, wrappers, etc). It's unbelievable to me that people throw trash out their car window, it's a lot of trash.
@@nannerz1994 In Venice they only offered to shelter people with what they could take with them. Bulldozers and refuge bins took the rest. In some cases they offer to store things, in others they don't 🤷. I can see it depending on the item(s). I think these people get stuck in a cycle that's familiar to them and feel threatened by change. I think just about everybody doesn't like change. But change for their own good needs to happen, these are not healthy conditions mentally.
YEP!! They are in fields next to the freeway, camped out in the grassy areas of the freeway on-ramps, over underpasses, on the streets, in vacant properties .. everywhere.
The crazy thing is I know he didn’t just build this overnight
There is a similar situation along the Willamette River in Portland, Or. It was built out of what others have thrown away, it is riverfront property and doesn't look too bad, problem is that it's on property that does not belong to the public but to the RR (Union Pacific)
Looks pretty good!!! Gotta give props where due.
He has the view of the “ocean”😂😂😂😂😂
They're just mad that he isn't paying taxes.
The bottom line it's not fair to the taxpayers.
@@deborahrobben7721how? Just let them vibe their not hurting anyone
@@deborahrobben7721cry a river. If they got the smarts and resources, then more power to them.
I was thinking the same thing lol lol!!!!
Good try but that's not how things work
Oh boy I can’t wait to see what is going to happen in the next ten years!! I bet it is going to be epic! This country is headed in the right direction! We should be super proud of our little country! We made it!! We did it! We did it…..
So as a homeowner who if I build a shed to big. The city will threaten to have it torn down. But the homeless can do whatever that want? BS
Electricity? He’s probably using batteries let’s not get carried away now.
you might as well be speaking Chinese to these mouth breathers if you start explaining batteries and solar panels
No. Electricity. They showed he tapped into the public light pole nearby on another news channel .
@Zen.Kyokushinkai could you imagine a home owner doing that for and ADU all on his own. They would probably arrest you or fine you 10,000 a day that you have had it.
@@shanefsr6609 lol, dude tapped into the light pole...it ain't rocket science
It might have even had an outlet there already just snip the lock off box with a bolt cutter. Run cords and ground faults so you don't kick out the circuit. Just reset good to go.
Look clean and not blocking sidewalks not bothering anyone not like skid row . Leave him alone 💥
If he is allowed to squat illegally on public property so is everyone else.
@@MrWhoopwhoop10 inflation paying the goverment more.
yes, we should allow people to BREAK THE LAWS.
@@scottfirman some do worse and don't get punished laws are no good
@@JohnRinNoHo maybe that should be a right, to squat on public property.
Proves that homeless people want to have a place to live but just don’t want to pay
😒
We did it! We have media praising shanty housing on the LA river! We did it!
looks like tijuana
TJ has the makings of all the classes.
What ever
thats what they wished for, purge is coming.
Hammer strikes nail!
@@antmothirteen6540 Bal Bal bal bal
'Ah, the ingenuity of human innovation never ceases to amaze! Who needs traditional real estate when you can have a front-row seat to the hustle and bustle of the 110 freeway? This makeshift abode is the epitome of urban living- prime location, minimal commute time, and a constant soundtrack of honking horns and screeching tires. Talk about the ultimate 'tiny house' experience..
Can it be insured? I’ve heard that is tough (insurance) these days in Cali! It looks like a flood zone.
Opening with Living on the edge is top tier!
for some reason I thought there were 80,000 homeless in LA. They have 6.38Billion they approved for the homeless, can this guy get some upgrades? Like a swimming pool ........
He has a river front what you want a pool for?
@@gerardoc6293 they are gonna need some solar panels to heat the hot tub ......
Stop waatint our tax money for homelessss
Rent is supposed to be $300. a month .For any apartment or house. Everyone has to have a place to live. Greedy landlords property must be seized and returned to normal rent prices. Property tax should be $ 800 a year for any dwelling. Get busy.....
There's probably not a county in the country that if you forced this, they would still even have 1/20th of their budget. Cut the county services first and then you might have an argument
When property taxes and insurance are fifty bucks, then maybe that’s possible. 300.00 doesn’t even cover the taxes.
They have good transport links for sure!😊
How do they get to and from that area? Not running across the freeway I hope.
Better than paying exorbitant rent to greedy landlords.
You have zero idea what your talking about. Many landlords are 2nd generation worked their assessment off to buy oneverything income property. After mortgage, home owners insurance and property taxes they don't make much. Work harder like they did and stop complaining.
@@anniebhere2Not everyone has the same luck, even if you work your butt off!
the fact that the housing market here is cornered and out of reach is nothing new. if it was musical chairs, the uber wealthy already purchased all the spots to suffocate the supply and able to demand ridiculous amounts of money for the location. it's not personal it's business. but yeah, it's market manipulation, just like in the finance sector. manipulating markets takes all the fairness out and makes it a rich man's game. oh well
@@anniebhere2Complete bs. Most property in LA is owned by large corporations that have been raising rent, not doing repairs, making insane profit and using the money to fund politicians that delay or obstruct the construction of new housing thus keeping their monopoly and rents high.
@@Username-2 settle down just because you can't run your life ...
How did they get that far?!?!
Homeless people can do whatever they want in CA.
He just sold it for 1.4 million!!! Free electricity, water view, free taxes, all utilities paid!!!
Trulia says it has 2 bedrooms and open bathroom very close to the highway for quick commutes
Rent is high AF
Get a better job.
@@inboxnewsi put together hospital equipment and i can tell you right now,I dont get paid nearly enough. Are you suggesting people work 16 out of 24 hours a day just to survive?
@@txbulldogboxing1462 I'm not paying your bills. Figure it out.
People say "get a better job" because it's much easier than trying to solve the real problem. Plus, you get to hang on to your biases.
@@inboxnewsbraindead.
When cost of living is too high and minimums wages aren’t enough to even rent a studio apartment and immigrants get houses easier than the homeless especially if you
Don’t meet the family median of 4, then people have to fend for themselves .
California is a mess ,
Been here my whole life and it’s getting worse and worse by the day with the costs of food and homes increasing and the pay rate not matching the increases ,
Thus, the struggle that follows makes individuals result to measures that wouldn’t normally be taken . Hardworking people can’t afford to live on their own if they aren’t making six figures , it’s just too much here and it’s affecting everyone .
You are the only one that's made a realistic commitment, based on observation of what is going on... 💯
@lindabatton5172 😂 Exactly but they won't get rid of Gavin
@@radaniel8923 Not Gavin's fault. The homeless problem has been bulging since the 1980s in Calif.
It’s there in every state. It’s an American problem. Government refuses to do anything. US is too expensive to live.
@@moorefacts6605 You're joking right?
This was normal along the 110 growing up in the 90s. All of LA freeway under passes used to have shacks & tents. History repeats
Southern California is a sithole country now
That home is valued at 650k. Anyone interested? Has a nice view of the freeway and la river.
F*** the money!
What about the traffic noise?
@@homiedclown2623 white noise :) can also play frogger too.
It's worth way more than that.
I give props to the guy who built this!!! WOW!!! ALL the homeless should build their own houses!!!
Homie with the helmet was mad he's stuck doing what he has to do in life while they live free as the wind!!!
Looks better than some communities with HOA.
Am I allowed to steal electricity from the light pole outside? I wasn’t aware I could do that.
Well why don’t you move to the riverbed and build a house and get an extention chord and try???
Never judge someone because they're homeless
Maybe for you and god, but the rest of us reserve the right.
Drugs & poor choices makes most homeless problems that horribly burdens drug-free responsible citizens and their outrageous taxes they continually pay.
@@user-dw1ls3rp1l For some people who were formerly middle-class or lower middle-class, it just takes loss of a job and then a debilitating costly medical situation such as cancer to make them broke.
Addicts!!! Not “homeless” Real homeless can get plenty of help the addicts like to stay in the street because they can’t do their drugs in the shelters
@@scottyoung1489what makes you think it's drugs or poor choices, not all 😳😕
Not g9nna lie whoever made this is pretty resourceful 😂
Yooooo after seeing this i dont mind being homeless he just gave me hope
Again... More homelessness in Los Angeles County
And the crazy part is that people just have this in their mind that just because you don't have a mortgage or at least that you're somehow on drugs making bad decisions or don't want to work and that's not the case look at this home somebody clearly knew what they were doing. Somebody had some skills and people shouldn't be hating the other people found a way to survive in this world
@ac61900 . .and because of the pandemic, people are not making much or nothing, and prices increase everywhere afterwards, especially peps to live.... peps are homeless, including our retirees on set income....
Yippie and keep voting blue
Home is what you make it and where you make it and people understand it and people should understand just because you can afford a mortgage doesn't mean you actually ever own ur home
How do you get electricity from things discarded?
I’ve gotta check that place out and good concept!!
If the person who built that house has enough skill to do that then they have enough skills to get a job and pull themselves out of what ever is holding them down!
That's assuming there are jobs, and that there are people who will hire them. You don't know their entire background. Also, for all you know, they actually do have a job, but the rent is so ridiculously high, they can't afford a place.
@@arvurebantra7639 You don't know either. The point is it's taxpayer, public property and he is stealing electricity. His personal story doesn't concern us but he is trespassing.
Even with a regular job I don’t think u can afford living in LA without assistance or roommates
@@David53D Is he stealing electricity or does he have a generator? Again, you're assuming things. That piece of land wasn't being used much so why not?
maybe he already has a job or two but it does not pay enough.
Wow. Smart dude
Leave them alone if they are not bothering anyone
No way that’s legal or up to code
WOW… I must say, this man is so Creative!
LOWER THE RENTS IN LOS ANGELES ALREADY
Why should I subsidize your life? I don't know you. I don't want to know you.
@@inboxnewslearn to spell first
Leave them alone! LA has MORE important thing to worry about
Im guessing the "river" is the bathroom.
A man's home is his castle 🏰 ✨️
This world is sick, at least art intentionally placed or not always shines through. Change the world. End homelessness. It's 2024 and we still haven't fixed anything..? What is this?
A lot of people's livelyhood depends on the homeless industry of taking billions in homeless spending and putting it in their own bank accounts instead of planning and creating a solution.
No property tax, no bills, looks good to me.
Dear KTLA please advise us who the hell is discarding their electricity because mines expensive.