Homeless family living in a small RV with no bathroom or water using social media.
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- I really don't know where to begin with this story so I'll start at the beginning. Although this interview is taped in Dayton, Nevada, I first meet Kerry and his family months ago on Twitter.
As I think about this family I get emotional. I cannot imagine raising a child in a small RV with no bathroom or running water. This family's life is far from easy, but together they keep fighting, and together they stay grateful for the little things.
Kerry has become the biggest evangelist for the We Are Visible community. He even collected cans to pay for printing cost to distribute flyers at a local homeless connect day Not sure any church or homeless services organization has done that.
Kerry is always thanking people on Twitter and keeps engaging new homeless people who join the community. I am grateful for Kerry because he's championed We Are Visible into so much more than what I ever imagined.
When I started We Are Visible [wearevisible.com] I envisioned homeless services helping homeless people via social media. But something far better has happened. Homeless people are encouraging and helping other homeless people.
What I also never imagined was a 13 year-old homeless boy connecting with me on social media. Keifer uses his Sony PSP to get on Facebook. He leaves me little notes because he does not have a keyboard to type on. Often just a "hi" or "huz" he'll leave on my wall. Completely wrecks me every time. It's because of this young boy that I have a new vision for We Are Visible that I made public at 140 Conference in Los Angeles
One night Sabrina tweet me that Keifer took my Facebook profile photo and replaced Tony Hawk on this video game. It was at that moment I knew I had to visit this family, so this last week I flew into Reno and drove to where their RV is parked.
I took the family out to eat. This was the first time this family has been out to eat in over two years. We went to Keifer's favorite restaurant. It was a wonderful night. You can see some photos here: www.flickr.com/...
I have to say that I fell in love with this family. I've worked with homeless families for years, and although each and every family I want off the streets, I have never felt such passion, or felt so powerless, in wanting Kerry, Sabrina and Keifer a better life.
If you know of anyone in or near Carson City, Nevada, that can help Kerry find a job please contact them. He wants to work. They will hopefully have housing soon, but the battle is far from over.
This family has taught me lots. All Keifer wanted when I visited was a bag of fortune cookies for a class project. I spent a few hours with them and helped them get outside of their crisis for only a moment. I so wish I could do more.
And to be really honest I am flattered that Keifer replaced Tony Hawk with my ugly mug, but Tony Hawk is way more awesome than I'll ever be. Wouldn't it be great if Tony Hawk went to visit Keifer? I think so, and I'm sure Keifer will put Tony's photo back. The media attention alone with hopefully get the local community to help this family. Call me a dreamer but stranger things have happened. Why not tweet Tony Hawk [ / tonyhawk ] a link to this story.
I want the best for this family. They are amazing, and although I spent only a few hours with them, I think I left my heart in Dayton, Nevada.
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Their last name is Veazey. They have a 2 bedroom in Nevada now. Just Google Their names
Oh that's Soo good!
Thats good to know, but your exposing them in a bad way.
Hood news on there behalf though
Brilliant
Hope that's true!
@@williammontes5475 Hood news lmao
Believe it or not, these people are living the dream and share a special bond that most families could only wish they had...
I think about that all the time when my friends flex all the things they have. I mean I'm not poor or even struggling but I don't get all the material things I want but i have a close connection to my family..
Yup yup
Not according maslows hierarchy of needs, they haven’t even secured the basic needs. So they cannot fulfill the physical needs without realizing the burdens of the basic needs
@@aidancampana I'm replying without any kind of a surely 100% true sense or knowledge of what that theory is completely, but I'm pretty sure I have seen and heard of it with the possibility to have even discovered it to be a very good theory to really have considered into making it a majoring role or key factor that I'd live by. I'll research it and see if I'm just refreshing my memories or maybe find it to be something that'll create a great impact. Either way I appreciate the comment and your time to drop such knowledge and might send a message afterwards to speak more thoughts on this subject if I find it interesting enough...
@@aidancampana I see what you mean about that whole theory but theories are only made to help us understand the fears we have about the unknown and no matter who you are you're always gonna have a fear because it seems as though its impossible to truly know everything...
These are good people. You can tell by the great loving attitude and condition of their sweet dog.
@New Jersey57 I agree, It's sad but is true!!
@Nadine Blake good comment , yes very selfish, maybe if fatty go going and get some balls
@Nadine Blake What are you on about? The dog's well cared for.
@Nadine Blake the fact they're spending to take care of it though
Bill Al yes,healthy family is to have healthy happy pets(angels).
These people are so fortunate to have each other, you can see they love they have for one another.
I love a grateful, appreciative, humble kid. Pray he grew into an amazing man with abundance
They have beautiful souls
We bought a Airstream and we are fine living in it. At the rate things are going I bet there will be lots of people living in an RV.
I live full time I’m my 33 ft travel trailer. It’s been 3 years now and I love it.
Yes.
My girlfriend and I have thought about buying a cheap one and getting out of California cause it's so expensive here.
Jon Collins I thought Cali was the best🤭
@@TrueTeenFilms good weather, shitty people and worse landlords.
I wonder where this family is now? They touched my heart. I hope they are OK and that boy is healthy and strong 💜
Beautiful human beings! They're happy with whatever situation they're in. This attitude will definitely get them to a much better life. This family is based on love! And that is the purpose. Time doesn't stay the same. It will change. I send them my love!
R.I.P to that gorgeous dog. Hope this family is doing great now.
That dog is Just as happy as can be
Truly a beautiful family, they have little in material possessions but they're still trying and winning and happy, they have each other smiling and loving
I lived in a camper for 2 years with my mom, brother and POS lazy dad. He uprooted us from our home in NY and we basically rolled in on fumes to VA. We lived in our station wagon for a few months then a tent for 6 months in a camping ground. We had to pay 25 cents for 3 minutes of a shower at the campground and we had to build fires to cook whatever we had from food pantries or other homeless families offered. He stumbled upon an abandoned camper and we moved into it. It was in the hills so no one bothered us and he snagged electric somehow from a nearby house... We had to fill huge hugs with water every other day to bathe and cook... This whole time my mom was working as a CNA trying to save money to get us an apartment.... He took her money all the time because he was lazy. Winter's sucked in the mountains and we used a kerosene heater for warmth... Worst few years of my life... My mom finally got us out of there and into a house. Dad went to jail for a money scheme and she took the chance, we moved back home to NY. He got out of jail and went back to the house to find us gone taking only what we could fit in a SUV. He sold our toys, TV, my mom's whole collection of Disney movies, our new boom boxes mom got us for that Christmas just a couple months before, even our beds.... My mom went back to VA with a moving truck and saw everything was gone. She cried seeing only a couple boxes of her personal stuff like pictures and dishes left scattered across the house. She came home and got us new boom boxes and started replacing her Disney movie collection that she wanted to give to me when I grew up. It's a sad life living like this family has, but you can only go up from there. I hope they're doing great and appreciate everything they have, this situation did that for me. I'll never take for granted having a roof over my head or the luxury of showering 10 times a day if I wanted.
many thoughts and prayers for that young man
I am dying of the lung disease and I don't have much money and I feel bad because my own family lives in a run-down house with no furniture my two kids sleep on the floor on a mattress and there's only one recliner the house is empty with no furniture and I used to be sad that when I die I'm going to have to know that my family is going to have to die in that state and there's nothing I can do about it my mother is a breast cancer survivor who is crippled from her legs and my stepfather is a crippled veteran as well and I asked God why why do my two kids and my niece have to grow up like that living in that house but then I think to myself and I see videos like this and it makes me extremely grateful that at least we have a roof over our head even if we have no furniture I always told myself I didn't want to die sleeping on the floor like an animal when I go I want to go with some dignity at least dying on a bed sleeping on the floor is very painful for my lungs but you know what at least we have running water and a roof over our head and a bathroom to use no I feel really crappy after watching this because there's people that have it way worse and I pray that God blesses them my heart goes out to this family
great thinking to get that trailer that was an excellent idea and for only 200 bucks better than sleeping in a ditch or on the street certainly much more secure , so many people on hard times, to be honest I just wouldn't have thought of without seeing these videos so filming the subject does work in raising awareness which otherwise might not be there it just reminds the rest of us how cushy our lives really are and the most basic and important fundamental in anyones life is a roof over your head
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I agree, how a family treats their fur babies, says it all! Their dog is family also, and people saying they shouldn't have kept him, obviously don't understand that giving up our pets, just isn't going to happen!
They are definitely rich in personality. It is so heartwarming to see them making the best of things and to find out that they are living well now.
The kid looks happy❤️ I feel there struggle 100% respect to the family for staying happy and together!
Everybody talking bout this family but let's talk about the owner of this channel and how he deserves a billion subscribers.
Be grateful for the little things... so true 💕
10 years later, i hope they are all good now. Sad to see people homeless but overall the positivity they got on it is actually good im sure its not easy
These are beautiful people
Great things are in fortune for this beautiful family if it has not happened yet 💫
God bless you guys! I pray for you. Have no shame because anyone could end up this way. You will climb your way out.
sheri inman
Well said Sheri. God bless
Don't pray. Act.
Offensive Username Hey deep pockets, how about you act and let the OP pray?
I hope they are doing good. Bless them!
Times get tough but that's part of life, it builds good character. Things work out for good people.
I have been homeless 3 times in this life...the hardest part is always being on the go...never able to just relax for a bit...ones guard must be maintained at all times..socks are so very important..i used to dream of a new pair of socks..so for those that don't know..giving a pair of socks is everything...every time I had a full time job as well....i worked my way back into housing...
I finally was stable...but at the age of 22 in was hurt on the job and became disabled...perscribed fentanyl for my pain...but after two years was tried of feeling stupid so I stopped the meds cold turkey..luckily no withdrawal....docs were shocked but to me if one takes it for the proper use them it really is fine....my ignorance...as my docs later told me I was part of the 5% of the world's population that can't get addicted to opiates...the university of Washington decided to take my DNA to study and try and find a cure for opiate addiction...
Well I did force myself to work till my body shut down due to my disabilities...and forced with very few options....
Was approved for SSDI to make the story short....bit due to my age and only getting half the average in benefits as well the average person...i was looking at a return to the streets...
But I found out I can still collect my benefits anywhere in the world except for 13 countries...so I did some research..and moved
I currently find myself able to maintain an upper middle class lifestyle..supporting a family of three for around 800 dollars a month...in my city one can rent a two bed single bath for 100 a month...i see my doc for 10 dollars an office visit once a month and my meds are 60-70 a month...a live in maid is 100 a month plus their basic hygiene needs and food...my house in a gated community is 211 a month at a 15yr mortgage...my sons private school is 600 a year plus books and uniform...a meal at a fast food type is about 2 dollars...
I have lived here now for a solid 5yrs and the comfort of never having to worry for bills is amazing...i know I may be asked and before I get beat up in the comments please just understand that my choices may not be the best.course for everyone or you...but for me it was...and just trying to express the knowledge to others who may find themselves look at the future I saw for myself before I moved...
I know it may or will be asked...so I will say..i am in the Philippines...and although I picked this country it may not be best.for you..so if you find yourself considering this option..use your time and research what may fit your needs best...if anyone has any questions my email is motto966@yahoo.com...i have considered doing a blog of my experiences but am on the reserved side personality wise and not very tech savvy...please keep any comments on the positive side and thank you for taking a moment to read a portion of myself...i hope all find their niche in this life that leads to having the security, the community and well being we all deserve..
Wow, as homeless as they are, they look like they've never experienced hunger before. Good for them.
Make them a gofundme!!😍 i love these guys
Damn Makes me realize how much I take things for granted you can wake up the next day and everything can be gone make the most of it everyday 🙌🏻
This family is rich, rich in love, great attitude man what they have you can't buy. Not with all the money in the world.
I grew up like this , in a small trailer with like 4/5 people, I slepted on the floor. I’ve also lived in rvs, tents
I'm sorry to hear that. I'm sure it made you mentally stronger
amd 127 it has, sadly I’m too insensitivity now, my mentality is “if I could; you def could” and it’s a toxic way of thinking
Good folks on hard times god bless them
That kid is gold
That kids going to be really successful when he grows up
He grew up.
I wonder what he’s doing rn
i honestly doubt it
@@spoonssoup6739 😂😂😂😂😂
These people don’t want better for themselves ! This is sweet how little they have but how happy they are for the small things! But no real man will ever put his family in this situation! Pathetic smh
These are a wonderful family ❤️ I hope they’re okay now ❤️
Such a beautiful thing you’re doing and story. Very moving 💘
You do what you gotta do to survive and keep the family together...I get it 💕💕
MURRIKA, where each man is born equal and everyone has the same chances and the right to the pursuit of minimum wage
Dogs are family just as much. ❤️❤️
They may not live in A super nice home, or a super nice neighborhood. But they are still living better than 70% of the world
Here i am. I'm 16 and not in school because my parents can't afford it 😔. I don't know what to do anymore. They fight everyday and i just don't know what to do anymore . It's probably not long then we'll end up in a trailer or something . I hope these people got through there tough times likes these 🤞🏼
God bless you and your family 👪. He won't take you to anything he won't help you through. ❤
I love this family❤️
ngl gonna lie that dog is the best thing in this vid
American homelessness is way better than homelessness where I'm from, but it's still sad nonetheless. Beautiful family, cute dog. I wish them well.
Strong family
I like how they all have glasses, watches on the same hand and the way they hold there hands, idk why but it’s interesting to me, and I like that
My town has trailers parks of theese trailers lmao it’s not too homeless but it’s not great
God bless them
I hope they are doing well.
Im glad this appeared in my recommended but sad it’s a 9 year old video. I wonder how they’re doing now. God bless them.
I'm 21 and I've been living in my motorhome for 2 months now its quite a ride already
He can get a CDL, and drive a truck. I see families on the trucks a lot, it's not uncommon now.
@terry waller yes it is u have to apply yourself stop making up excuses
@terry waller now that sounds more understanding
I hope there doing better now ❤️
The riches homeless people in the world
I wish the best for em i know how it feels to be down on your luck
Hope thier blessed and doin alright
This isn't even that bad. I live in a smaller space and it's a good life
Shiba is so precious!
Hope they alright. Wish them best of luck.
The dad definitely doesn't look like he's going hungry.
2:35 wooooooah even the dog was like "ok,I'll be good ".
HELP HOMELESS? AND TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS FOR A WEAPONS FOR WARS?!!!
Максимка узбагойзя. Ты сам то представляешь что будет если США будут тратить меньше на вооружение? Это же будет коллапс, все выйдет из под контроля, вассалы перестанут слушаться, Саудовская Аравия откажется от нефтедоллара и Америка со своими долгами погрузится в хаос и гражданскую войну...
Check out Presidential Candidate Joe Bidens monthly rental, a mansion in DC on the Potomac for $20,000 per month and not counting his two other mansions in his home state and not counting his beach house on the Atlantic that we the tax payers footed the bill for. You can watch a tour of it on You Tube on Sotheby's.
Carlton Poindexter even if that’s true millionaire slumlord Jared Kushner got PPP money and literally takes advantage of impoverished families.
I hope the family in the rv find a way out of being homeless. It's better to have a rv than be on street. Those people are nice good people.
God bless
First and foremost this is not homeless, Homeless bus living on riverbank,or in street with no shelter.
Definitely not "homeless" , just poor.
If they stay in a rv...thats not homeless...lol
They have shelter not like they r living on a bench or streets
Ms. K
It is homelessness and they can have their child taken away. Most RVs are cold or hot, and inadequate as long term housing especially for children. Lol that. So funny.
People risk their lives with kids. I don’t get it...never lived like this. But I know people can get in trouble for living in a VR
Before I looked to see when this was released, I recalled that hi light shirt (“yellow” shirt) during my 11th grade year in high school. I’m 27 now :)
Homeless but he's 100lbs overweight
Any updates on this family? I hope their situation got better.
How can a family with a child be allowed to become homeless in 'the greatest nation on earth'?
Why should anyone?
Give preference to families with children and families with children will ABOUND!! We need UBI, not welfare!!
@@richmann2264 Yeah....Don't guve preference to those who were more responsible...And people now totally don't have kids, just to cash out on Assistance...Edited for mega typo corrections!
It's a country of shame sry about that but this country give a fuck of their people. It's fuckin hard to see, i wish that family all luck and a better life they so strong and and awsome people.
Greatest nation on earth??? Lol jesus hell no..more like most dangerous and racist...thank god I live in new Zealand
I would rather have a family like this than have a family like the Kardashians! Just look at all the sh** they’re going through with Kanye! Money can’t buy happiness!
Only people that are not wealthy say this to be honest.
😂😂this guy
Nice family
Real love that tho stuck together through anything thats thrown at them clearly 💯
I had the same situation with only my sisters lil brother n mom
*Bruh,They're "Houseless" not "Homeless" man
U call that a home!?
ordinary guy named jack true but it’s better than living on the street
The kid wasn’t going to school because he’s homeless.....
@@Schizo1995 definitely. Look how closely knitted that family and their dog is. That's home. Other's? They just live in a house.
My point is no one should live in a home like that imagine how cramp it is and how dirty it would be. No one should live like this homeless or not
I hope that kid grows up to have a good future, he looks like he’s making the most out of his situation
He did, it's very interesting what he's up too now
Nicholas Gartman what’s he up to?
@@Outnix yeh plz do tell...
Maybe one day they'll have vlone
Hes grown up and has a boyfriend hes happy i think he lives out of state now with his BF
what a nice family
@GusGuy69's Revenge why did you say that
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.“Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost
God bless you all :) believe in God if you want :) time is short i think. Love you all :) bless :))
This is so sad. That kid is going to appreciate everything in life
This video is 9 years old lol
Sad that his daddy a lazy ass
@M K some people dont look at it like that , it's one thing to be disabled and another thing to be just pure fckn lazy
Statistically he is more likely to be famous from his struggles in the future
@Tony Hawk I agree Tony
The young man has quite the battle to success ahead of him. Hope he can use his experience to create the life his parents could not afford him.
T hddh no way shape or form does he sound like a dick
Lol true
T hddh you sound like one
T hddh how your comment makes no sense
T hddh people like you don’t deserve happiness that’s why you’re so upset and spread hatred LOL.
Their back windows look like X-rays and Ultrasound images
Rayyy
They dooo.
Oh shit lol
Can’t un see
I'm high asl n I'm amazed
I been there, with a wife and a child on the way. I worked my ass off, while preggo wifey was freezing at home in the middle of winter. We have gone hungry etc, and we finally getting up in the world
Congrats, man
@@voicelessglottalfricative6567 thank you. Just bought a house since my comment. And have my own business that's still rockin despite covid. Hard work.
@Nice Tomeetme. I am very happy to know. God bless you and your family.
Nice Tomeetme what type of business?
@@bhimsenluchooman4046 thank you sincerely
home is where the heart is, they may be house-less, but to me they have riches that some of us wish we had...
well spoke
@ⅰи∂ㄩㄅ360 You don't ask people to give up their children because they cost money, wtf is that.
@ⅰи∂ㄩㄅ360 Still doesn't mean it's right. It's just quite insensitive your comment. You can't judge others on how they spend the (little) money they have. Maybe they are saving in other ways you don't know of. Maybe they prefer to have less money but need the companion, there's tons of reasons to think of. Just ridiculous that you would state they are doing better than some, just because they kept the dog.
@ⅰи∂ㄩㄅ360 I never said that
ⅰи∂ㄩㄅ360 The kids life actually isn’t that hard to maintain especially if you focus on his health over theirs. He might not be eating correct nutrition but half of the rich slobs don’t either. Who knows, this might be a valuable lesson for this boy, unlike the spoiled brats that emerge from wealthy families and STILL amount to NOTHING. All about perspective my friend.
My heart broke when I saw that kid and his big smile. Stay Strong Little Brother
This video is 10 years old wonder what there up too now hopefully there living there best life.
Hopefully he makes it. I grew up in a similar situation and now im 20 getting ready to buy my first house. Hopefully he hits a lucky streak like i did.
Truly makes me feel lucky and extremely blessed for what I have. I hope that this family is living the high life now.
Look how happy that sweet pitty is. She doesn't care that they're homeless or struggling, she's just happy to be with her family. I hate when people say homeless people shouldnt be "allowed" to have dogs. Sometimes that big puppy smile is what you need to get up in the morning.
I hope this family gets the help they need.
Can’t wait till 5 years later when UA-cam recommends us this video again
Fax
They deserve to be homeless get a job and pay for your family you bad fat father
Nicname 2 dumb ass 🤦🏾♂️
Nicname 2 karma is gonna hit you hard bud
Abdull 99 can’t he get a job
That kid is a stud, you can tell he’s a great kid.
He has nothing to lose. He can only go up
Bro, I was trying to find where he was now and it was the rabbit hole of the century.
If they haven’t moved out yet . He’s definitely depressed now
Nicholas Gartman they’ve moved into a house; they’re good
Fume they live in a house now and they’re good.
I think they are houseless, not homeless and surely they will overcome with that problem through kindheartedness
@@SavageMrFox nice
Its technically homeless!
@@SavageMrFox how do you know
@@walterwhite1006 same way you find information about people
@@ShortsFromNicc how
My heart is breaking and going out to families like this. Where are their relatives?! If any of my family members were going homeless, there would be no question I would do everything in my power to help them out. Yes, the economy right now is hitting everyone, but it is times like now when we all need to come together and help one another through these tough tims. Strength in numbers they say.
Relatives threw them out. Tells ya something right there in my opinion.
@ⅰи∂ㄩㄅ360 360 unfortunately yes.
His own mama got drunk and threw them out. Damn that family love crap.
@ⅰи∂ㄩㄅ360 Not only Americans, man, I’m Brazilian and my relatives also don’t give a damn about me and my family, don’t think people are so different from each other around the world!!
You know the whole story? Maybe they both lazy ass adults and his mlm had enough
It's not just "The dog" it's a member of the family addressed by name, it's these subtle things that I can vibe with.
We are Broke and Our Pets are our Family! They are all we have and we do as much as we can for them! I even work at a Vet!
@@auntemmyd1604 Hell yea, at my house lowkey our pets eat off our plate, Ik it's not healthy but who says they aren't allowed to enjoy the same things we do.
Nocturnal RS omg us too! I even feed the cats and my outside strays on fancy Saucers!
@@auntemmyd1604 🐱🏍
@Huntero ?
Some of my best and worst memories are from a time when my dad was out of work. We were nowhere near homeless, but it meant that he was home every day. Picked me up from school. Had a relationship with me after years of being gone for work when I woke up and went to bed.
Working at a low income housing project it really hit me that some of the poorest people are the richest of this world. When we don’t have gifts and snacks to bribe, we give love and encouragement. When we don’t have money for toys, we create experiences. We are the most adaptive species, but we have adapted to capitalism and the degradation of family unit.
To this family I say that now you may look upon your situation with disdain, but when you are back on your feet you will look back fondly on the times and proximity with one another that grew from your hardship. :, )
Jacob Higginbotham thanks brother 🤙
@@thomasr3805 Wonderful comment..all truth..💝🎈
This is the new opiate of the masses. Wake up and make change. And your statement is the sigh of the oppressed creature. If we all wanted real change it would happen. But too many people are content having more than other than telling them that money isn’t happiness. Money cannot buy those things, but poverty can’t buy you shit.
You can tell in the gentlemans eyes he holds himself accountable for all of it..
As he should
Ed Harris you should be in his place for acting like he chose to be homeless.
@@Ashton_Blue he's the man of the family. It being his fault doesn't mean he chose to be homeless. If you skydive and die, you didn't choose to die, but it's your fault you died and if you're responsible for other people it's your fault for being homeless sorry
@@Ashton_Blue also kiss me
Ed Harris kiss me
Thank you for not giving up your precious Sheeba. You are good people & good things will come your way
Another excellent video. I lived in my van for maybe ten years...I forget. Future homeless people should get a vehicle they can live in, with the money they have (if they have any) before they move out of their house. I know for some this isn't possible, of course, but I see many who won't admit that 'homeless' is coming for them, and they keep trying to live in a house. Vans are very doable!
vicky o'connor houses apartments are traps, dysfunctional system
Good advice, Vickie, sad, but realistic and meanwhile in the Dysfunctional District of Columbia... crickets.....
moneymagnetelizabeth tiny homes are the way to go imo if you’re actually able to buy a home. Easy on the land compared to normal builds, as well as waaaaaaaaay more affordable. One of the biggest issues with America is the fact that capitalism has allowed the housing market value to out weight the cost of living pay. Pay just can’t keep up to the every rising prices of literally everything, including houses.
Being homeless is the worst but it's a bit better to be homeless living in an RV then to be homeless and have no place to go.
Your are so right read my comment above starts with Technically They are not Homeless I believe the people that make these video's need to start re-wording them.
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If there anybody who knows there contact info? I would love to give something to the boy for school
@Jay Harter Fuk College. Waste of fukin Money, just like renting
@@ansnfbsknanssshshbsnsndnd5438 People like me, that don't need to be "reducted" on how to think? Nope, defijitely not
VancouverCanucksRock he would be going to any college for free and could potentially gain the skills and resources to move his family out of poverty. I don’t see a problem with that.
@@ansnfbsknanssshshbsnsndnd5438 Plenty of trades exist nationwide, where 100k a year is reasonable after 2-5 years working experience, 0 degree, and potentially 0 debt which helps you start investing earlier.
Also being a programmer 100% does not require a degree these days, i've known several back-end usually junior devs that are self taught, you can leverage a good portfolio to show value to gain interviews, it's increasingly more, and more common as college, and life becomes more and more expensive.
@@ansnfbsknanssshshbsnsndnd5438 well said