God Bless you & your kind heart. Please don't stop helping people, just go about it in different ways! I would completely understand if you did though. Good luck & well wishes to you in the new year.
@@johnnyparsnips7641 You have it wrong. It's the person who uses the money, and at the core is their intentions which are evil. Not money. There are a lot of rich people who are kind and generous and donates to a lot of charities, take mr beast for an example. And there are some evil rich people too, money isn't evil - it's the user
This homeless man lived better then most people who work 40+ hours a week and he squandered it because of an ego he shouldn't even have. How do you literally go from rags to riches basically overnight and you ruin the life of the one person who had your back?
@@Bountyhunter00 yep!! entitlement, foolishness, overindulgence, narcissistic personality traits and self righteousness are just some of the things that caused and perpetuated his homelessness…. unfortunately throwing money at these traits didn’t make them go away it just fueled them into a bigger monster.
Exactly. Quite sad but you can't cure lazy and irresponsible with money. A real man has to work hard for everything he owns in life and take care of his loved ones.
Granny always told me "Taysha, you are a GIVER and GIVERS have to set limits because TAKERS never do". It's so hard because the joy I get out of giving and being of service to others goes so much further than anything else I've experienced in life. Limits. Definitely need to set limits, as we can see here with poor Rahat. Another thing Granny used to say (which I believe is in the Bible?) "The WICKED will NEVER prosper from ill-gotten gain". I've seen the truth of that statement play out so many times.
yeah people who are bad with money do not magically get better with money when it is handed to them.... not really their fault either, just a lesson they may never learn.
THIS, you have to establish limits on how much you Give, a Taker that is ok Taking is exhibiting low value behavior and shouldnt be entitled to what he/she is given
Not hard to imagine. No one owes you loyalty, honesty etc (I learned first hand) But it sucks when you don’t realize that and help someone expecting for them to never bite the hand that fed them 😕
Lol samething happened in India few months ago. The guy was a youtuber and he helped an old couple. But the old man complained that the youtuber scammed him. The youtuber cried in podcast.....yeah .. that's what happened.
@@Daisy-zr3qm It's about common decency, not loyalty. Just respect and a little appreciation. It's hard for me to wrap my head around that type of disrespect, even though I've experienced it enough. It's still hard (for me) to understand.
He gave him enough to clean up his act and get all his legal documents and overall dress nicely for interviews to get him back on his feet. There’s not much on an excuse to keep doing this and trashing his reputation.
The thing is, Rahat gave him too much. He started with a house. This is crazy. Should have started with a small apartment. Should have the homeless choose the furniture. Help to carry the furniture into the small apartment. Like all normal people start their life when they start a job. Then the homeless could have worked his way up being supported by the money. Little by little he could have grown into a person that is able to run a house and a job. Rahat wasted the fundraiser on just one guy who was not ready for this amount of money. Should have founded a common house for a group of homeless guys. Maybe one or two of the group would have made it to a job.
@@doroparker1702 2 or more homeless guys? They would have murdered Rahat. These people are homeless for a reason. They have problems. There might be like 1% homeless people who deserve to be helped.
@shifstar he could have gotten the help, and there was no need to be rude, he literally trashed the money on limousine rides, MULTIPLE TIMES, he could have gotten help, I get getting it and feeling like you don’t need to do anything for a while. But once you start running low he should’ve figured it out. He didn’t have to ruin this man’s career and cause him to nearly off himself. And he had more than one day, he had nearly a year. 10 months of rent was payed if I remember correctly. I didn’t expect a switch to flip.
@@sohailape that’s disgusting. Homeless people aren’t inherently bad!! Eric had no life skills, he doesn’t know how to manage finances, run a home, hold down a job etc. He was given no professional help? what did you expect
This is what makes people question helping people. I used to work retail and I had a couple come to the door an hour before open. I decided to help them out and let them in early so they wouldn't have to wait. I didn't have what they wanted in stock and they started cussing me out and threatening me. Just made me not want to help out anymore.
I learned a LONG time ago that "helping" homeless people is a huge mistake.. and.. I've been homeless.. more than once.. but.. there are tons of homeless that just live on people's generosity never wanting to ever help themselves..
Depends, if you are helping short term homeless people ashamed of begging it´s a good thing to do, but for long term homeless with beggar habits established and no shame, they´ll have to undergo rehab before getting any money to turn their lives around or they wont.
That's the point of this case though. I'm sure Eric had the same feeling when he received that support. But because he was given the huge amount money without having to work for it, he felt it would be an ongoing thing and deemed the low paying job worthless compared to the amount he's getting through donations. He abused it and started to want more money to feed his addiction, and when he wasn't getting more he turned to bite the hand that fed him.
Most impoverished people are never able to learn how to use their resources effectively & responsibly, because those resources don't exist as they're growing up.
@@dagmarland I grew up VERY poor. I'm talking almost 100% of my clothes were from flea markets till I was about 18. We could only afford a certain amount of food every day, so I had a BMI of 17.3. My advantage was that my parents actually had pretty good education and I had friends. I have spent WAY too much money too many times. I have been late on rent many times, even went $2500 into debt with a friend at one point, but I promised to pay him back, and I did. Today I own a house and use most of my savings to renovate it. I would say I'm better than the average person at budgeting. If people put in an effort, they can learn how to spend their money.
@@thatsawesome2060 yeah but the checks it's so hard to copy and only expert of check criminals (forgot what's its called in English) can copy it, so it's solid prove already
This was horrible. This is the exact reason people second guess helping someone because u don't really know what's what. I feel truly sorry for this man he was so kind and generous to Eric and it blew up in his face. For someone to be that kind to help u in a bad situation is a miracle and Eric didn't appreciate it he just wanted to waste that money. If someone did this for me and my family I guantee u we would have appreciated and been truly grateful. I hope Rahat is doing well. I feel so sorry for him. Eric is a loser and needs to be in jail.
And the funny thing is they fail to realize that it is those with kindness who are the ones that are actually thriving enough to be in a position to help them. You would think they would see this as a good example to follow as they turn their life around. but some people are just not worth helping.
One time I was with a lady from Church, just going shopping and stuff when I saw a homeless man and I wanted to give him a pound that I had but she told me "Don't he'll just buy drugs" I still feel horrible.
People outside of the low income community, should not directly "help" people withen in low income community. Simply put, Rahat had not come up in the environment and did not have the necessary skills to detect Eric's deceptions. Anybody from the community could've immediately told that Eric was not a genuine person from the start. Game recognize game, and Rahat was a mark, an easy one. Hope Rahat can recover from this life lesson.
Exactly. I think people mistake this lesson as "never help anybody." Incorrect. Just make sure not to avoid red flags when helping somebody. Look for people who are already trying to help themselves. Give people opportunities rather than direct resources or money.
Thats exactly how i feel which is why i can't feel bad for dude. These people act like they can change the world by just being nice. This a cold world fr and you gotta learn how to navigate in these communities if you really wanna help. Not only that but if you gonna moving scary like this you aint got no business over there to begin with
That homeless man is why so many people are hesitant to help out the homeless. He basically ruined it for those who would actually do the right thing if given an opportunity like that. That was every homeless person's dream come true and that punk shat on the 1 person that wanted to do a great thing. This story makes me both angry at Eric and the yt'er that tried to ruined Rahat and sad for Rahat bc all he had were good intentions.
We have a homeless man in our neighborhood who shows up to get cash within 5 minutes of our coming home. Our neighbor got him a job. He never showed up.
The person that said “Just because he says he isn’t guilty doesn’t mean he isn’t .” He LITERALLY has RECEIPTS and EVIDENCE proving that he is INNOCENT!
@Ryell Gear you cannot photocopy lit, check have some special things forgot what's it's called that it's so hard to Copy ir. ,if you talking about photocopy dude do you think that check is your school text book or what
My teacher helped some homeless people by I think having a list of jobs that they could do and homeless shelters they can go too One person when getting that list, was continuing to still ask for money from people for more than few weeks Another family left that street where they were asking for money within a week
@Luna Pines no what I was saying was DONT give money, only give food or offer a job if you can. If they say no to food, but insist on taking money, then there's a problem
Very true. It is a good start but support is needed so that they don't throw it all away again. With that support though, the failure rate can be extremely low - around 5% in some population studies.
That's why im not sure about welfares for homeless people. Homelessness should be miserable that people doesnt want to be homeless like this guy. You may call me heartless. But these kinds of stories says everything about helping other people.
Eric is a REAL homeless person who was REALLY stolen from. Misusing charitable funds is a crime. The only reason Rahat is getting away with it is because no one has respect for the homeless.
@@pino4348 no, but think of how angry he was. I’m sure he was furious and just wanted to have fun. You don’t know the full situation and it’s not like Eric contributed his side, so don’t judge.
“People love to say, “Give a man a fish, and he’ll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, and he’ll eat for a lifetime.” What they don’t say is, “And it would be nice if you gave him a fishing rod.” That’s the part of the analogy that’s missing.”
This is why the average citizen has no business simply “helping” the homeless to this degree. A lot of us oversimplify the problem of homelessness and think “oh if only I could give them a house, car, and job- their life would be perfect.” Not taking into account the added complexities of a life spent on the street such as substance abuse issues. He had great intentions but none of the expertise to back such expectations. He was out of his depth and really should have outsourced this to those who had more experience. It’s unfortunate that it was such an extreme way to learn a lesson.
Exactly, very well said! As a former homeless person, I had many issues beyond not having a home. I had to deal with my substance abuse and trauma and mental health before I was able to actually hold a job, go to college, etc. Now, I will have my Master's in Psychology in June and currently have my CADC, an AA in Sociology, and an AA in Human Services. While having someone help me like Rahat helped Eric MAY have fixed things for me for awhile, I inevitably would have ran through the money because of my addiction and ended up on the streets again. Without the skills to stay sober and keep the house and job, just being given a house or job means very little beyond a temporary fix
Yes. 100% agree. His first step should have been to make sure he was physically and mentally healthy to be able to handle a new life and responsibilities. I also think none of this should have been posted online
I agree totally, where I live we have a very high homeless population, almost 30% of our population is homeless, and from what I have seen and experienced a lot of them suffer from substance abuse and mental illness, both. And until they can get help in that regard giving them a house and money won’t change their behaviors that got them in their position in the first place. There are definitely people out there that life just gave them the wrong cards, they probably have the best chance of turning things around vs dealing with addiction or mental illness.
Yup exactly. It’s generally best to just show compassion and if you want to get them something, help them find shelter, substance abuse help, or buy them some necessities like food or clothing. Buying them something that requires responsibility like a home, or giving them a large sum of money is doomed to fail.
Eric is evil and disgusting doing this to a kind person helping him. I hope Eric gets exactly what he truly deserves. Eric just showed what he really is.
@@FoxyLindz When my dad first came to the US, he didn't have a house to stay so he was with a group of homeless people. And he discover the majority of them were homeless because they didn't want to go to work.
I remember being an innocent kid, who had a big big sympathy to poor(or homeless people) and try to give then my OWN money. Even if I don't get to buy my little snack(which is worth like 1$). But then my dad would always tell me not to give them any money because those people are just lazy. I didn't believe him until the day I saw a dude(who I thought was a homeless dude) had like an iphone 6. LIKE WHAT DUDE. That blew my mind and I stop giving them money
@Lionidas if it was a war, and the enemy betrayed you, it would be same as them just quitting the war, making a peace pact and make it a done deal, instead of having the war. That is a betrayal in itself, against what you thought would be happening the next 2 years.
That's the type of betrayal that hurts and damages the heart when loved ones and close friends betray you and i think its worse than a stranger doing it to you.💖 When its family .😭😭💖💖💖💖💖😔 I know from experience.😭😭😭😪😔😠
I definitely believe in what happened to Rahat because something very similar happened to me not once but twice. These people that do these kinds of things are extremely good at manipulation. You’ve been taken before you even know you’ve been had and once you realize what is going on, it’s too late. I am still dealing with the unfortunate side affects from this. I feel for Rahat and anyone else who has ever experienced this. I wouldn’t wish this in my worst enemy.
@Rijal Jose I agree! My parents make a lot more money than I do, but I have far more security than they do because they run up credit cards and live paycheck to paycheck while I despise debt and invest. They don't know how to use money, they only know how to spend it... before they even have it.
@@Sanajoon_metals i wouldn't call it toxic.... thats a bit ridiculous... it was short sighted definitely but to say this guy was doing anything with ill intention is an emotional response.
I am literally screaming at my TV on Rahat being used like a little girl from this homeless guy who is a lost cost, like grow some balls. Moral of the story for me is don't raise sissy's jesus christ some guys out there need to toughen up 🤬
Yea he should never did all that that was too much for him to be doing anyways also he shoulda knew that Eric was a druggie when he didnt wana work but kept asking for money
@@plagues-haze-3987 yeah I dont know this Rahat guy, but I almost get the feeling he helped Eric for the wrong reasons to begin with, I believe he thought that he would gain following and support, probably intended to skim some fundraising money or something... I question anyone's motives when they need to film themselves being nice
@Zero Nil You’ve clearly never dealt with an addict/someone who has mental health issues. Do you really think it’s as easy as putting your foot down and “demanding” respect? Oh sure that will make this person, who’s gone through years of addiction and accumulated tons of mental health issues, stop and respect you. Yeah sure buddy.
This is exactly why legitimate people who are in dire need get skipped over when they post fundraisers. What he did would have been life changing for a person who really needed it. This makes me really sad because good people are still out there doing great things, despite the crazy things that are happening in the world.
If the government ever makes a super powered human then they should choose carefully who they use as a subject because who knows if they could use that power against the government. You need to be careful with your choices in life. One small mistake could cause your entire life to fall.
@@bigben5708 Well, she did say kind hearted not kind people. Kind hearted people are kind to a point. Kind people are kind to a fault. Kind hearted people take firm stances when defending themselves and their core values, kind people's only core value is to be kind at all costs; to defend themselves is to be selfish. Essentially, kind hearted people are kind people that got burned and got wise.
Eric reminds me of a Dr. Phil guest who was also homeless and that was taken into a family's home, and then she betrayed them by reporting the parents to CPS when they did nothing wrong.
It isn't he is ungrateful. He is a prisoner to his addictions. From personal experience with my own family member struggling with addictions, what Rahat explained is what I went and am still going through with a family member. Rahat should have used that money, to help pay for Rehab/Therapy, then the remainder to be used after he got out. But he didn't know. Most homelessness is due to addiction, or they eventually turned to substance abuse, once in that realm, it takes professionals to help them, not someone with $40k giving them a house to help them turn their life around. This was no ones fault.
As a former Homeless man, I can tell you right now that Eric is a fool. If someone had done that for me I would have been so grateful. I eventually got off the street( 4 years) I am now in University online and doing the best I can. It was a huge struggle to survive out there. By the Grace of God and the help of some really awesome people I have overcome so much adversity. I can never repay all of the kindness that I was shown, but I will try to. Mikey
my family was so very close to being homeless too, to the point where we had to move to a small apartment infested with bugs and we(mom,dad and me) would eat 1 small can of canned good that lasts us for about a day or 2. now we're going strong, with my parents having a successful business even during this pandemic. We just need to work hard to achieve success
Mikey, I wish it had been you who was helped. I grew up in poverty and I know what it’s like to not have the basics. It’s so hard to overcome, and you should be so incredibly proud of yourself. We need people like you represented in academia, that’s for sure. Don’t give up!
That's it. I've been around the recovery community for a long time and I've seen it countless times. You can set someone up with the world but if the person isn't putting in self-work, it's dust in the wind. The intentions were good, but this is pretty typical.
@@nonreturn7386 I wonder why this wasn't checked into beforehand? Eric needed to be in recovery and getting help with his issues FIRST. I understand it was a lottery. With that being said, there should have been a collaboration with recommendations from a shelter or community resource center. This money could have been used for a person who really would have been helped with something this spectacular. Just sad and disheartening.
Most upsetting story ive heard ever. I had know idea this had happned. All i know is Rahat is a great person and i hope he bounces back soon. Hes awesome and hallarious
Everything’s great in moderation Getting people some food or giving them a few bucks here and there is fine but giving someone like this a check for $22k lol what did the dude think was gonna happen
@@ning2luv4587 It is his fault. The intent doesn’t matter. If you accidentally run someone over, it’s still your fault. Rahat didn’t think it through. It is as much of his fault as it is Eric’s.
Yes more people should be talking about the situation. They were all happy to talk about Rahat possibly scamming the homeless guy but when Rahat comes back with receipts and proof, people disappear
It was scamming. Rahat wasnt equipped to really help and is blaming the homeless for their situation. It's usually a mental health reason and rahat should have tried to work with paid professionals instead of doing this himself.
@@EboniqueBoyd uh still tho the homeless shouldn’t have done that and he was trying to help. the cameraman betrayed him literally and i doubt theres any professional that would help him.
You bring up a good point IDK why I didn't think of til now. If Rahat has a video just months before this incident which had 79 million views.. I'm curious how much of this $66 thousand or so came from Rahat's pocket? Or was it all just other people?
I am a struggling single mother that suffers from suicidal thoughts because I struggle while trying to feed myself and my child, while working two jobs. If anyone needs help like this it's the ones already doing as much as we can, with it never being enough
Yeah, Rahat should have gave that money to the gas station clerks that Eric refused to work with. The one who had to cover Eric’s shift. It’s hard living paycheck to paycheck, especially working shift work. It only takes the car breaking down or a medical bill to put you very far behind. RIP our credit scores. But, seriously, don’t give up. Those babies need you and are watching all the great things you accomplish, and all the adversity you have fought against. I’m stronger than all my friends because I grew up poor. I am more grateful too. Your kids appreciate and love you, even if they don’t know how to say it right now. I’m just sorry you didn’t get some of Eric’s 60 grand.
I swear Eric is so ungrateful. He literally went from having nothing to monthly limousine rides and a house for himself. Bruh. You were living on the streets 4 years ago.
I did ,my friend I help for years to stop being emotionally drain about her situation make me spent few days in prison I dont say dont help people but put a limit or make them sign a contract ahahaha
# WeTheNorth truth hurts. Rahat manipulated the man to a certain extent. If he truly wanted to help, counselling or rehab should’ve been the first course of action. Not ‘I got you a house but sign this contract to say you’ll get a job’.
Rahat really is one of the OG youtubers. I liked his vids even if they're years ago. This is why charity is doubtful. I cant easily trust people like these.
@@moneybaggd7976 I'm pretty sure he didn't take his sweet time to forge the documents, but it is a bit weird that he would rather have his career be destroyed than show true colours of an already hopeless man.
Wow. Eric really ruins it for the homeless that could use the help and would actually appreciate it. I’m sorry that Rahat was taken advantage of. Some people are just garbage human beings and will never change. Eric is one of them sadly.
(1) People donated so Rahat would buy him a house-Rahat RENTED one for a year (2) Rahat didn't even let Eric pick out the furniture for HIS house (3) Rahat NEVER opened a joint account so there would be transparency for both sides (4) Rahat claims he used the missing 30% to pay taxes on money under $20,000 and there is NO taxes on that amount of donated money IT'S A TAX WRITE OFF (5) Rahat gave him just enough to live on daily so Eric would have to call and BEG for his OWN money as MAN (6) Eric was so miserable he moved OUT of the house and back into a hotel (7) Rahat tried to insinuate Eric may be under the influence of illegal substances and he smelled alcohol on his breath ONCE although there is NO record Eric did drugs (8) Rahat didn't ask what kind of work Eric wanted to do he got him a job HE picked so Eric didn't show up (9) Eric NEVER asked for extra money ONLY what was donated Rahat monitored Eric's purchases and confronted him regularly like a over protective DAD (10) Eric is so distraught over this in the end he told Rahat to keep the 30% (11) Rahat has NEVER showed he paid the 30% in taxes but was quick to show receipts for other things
@Gm Visuals you're so right, but we can't let people do bad and make us bitter or make us change who we are or change us loving others. Love and understanding is the only way❣️❣️❣️
Also you can't help people who don't want it.. he didn't want help, just cash... A little more than halfway thru and I wonder if they're gonna mention drugs or gambling. Where else does all that money go? Hookers too maybe I guess. So sad how bad it turned out for the guy just trying to help.
It's horrible that someone tries to help someone's life, but that person they're trying to help just uses them for their benifit and ruin their life. It's absolutely horrible to see that happen.
The moment someone starts getting disrespectful and aggressive because u ain't giving them money is the moment where u have to walk away and never talk to them again
I don't understand how people are defending Eric. He's a grown man. If he wanted to go to rehab than he could've. It makes no sense to blame rahat for not "getting him help". Change only happens when you want to change. Instead of spending money on limos he should've gotten help. He has free will and a mind of his own, right?
@- Rahaat isn’t white though? I hear you, when you mentioned the struggles of addiction and what pushes them that far. But this has nothing to do with race. And everything to do with a man child who isn’t ready to get better. No it isn’t easy, but he has to will it. Instead, he decided to show off in a limousine ride almost everyday and blew his money.
“No good deed goes unpunished.” We never really think about this saying until our good intentions backfire. It hurts, but we need to realize that there are people don’t really appreciate what is done for them. Some even feel entitled and will bite the hand that feeds them.
Good intentions are can't backfire, since good intentions give good karma, and if you didn't get good karma it's probably bad karma that hadn't been fixed or paid.
That’s what my dad tried to tell me. Because he’s been homeless before and know why a few people are on the street. So he would tell me don’t give them money and they’re just lazy. I didn’t want to believe it, but it’s true.
The true saying is no bad deed goes unpunished. I personally think the alternate version is an extremely negative way to think of things and that there are many better ways. Idc if the original commenter thinks differently, to any1 that reads this you have the choice to think of it in a better light
And now he's back to being homeless.He was selfish and greedy, he enjoyed spending the money, and now he's back to being homeless. He betrayed someone who wanted to help him. He deserves it Edit: 500 likes :0
As my father always told me : u NEVER give the homeless money u give them food clothes socks and blankets cuz they may be homeless due to their own actions
Yes! Some child in my country ask for money and buy cigarettes intead.. But one time, my mother bought some homeless kids a whole pack of biscuits and after that, they asked us to buy water for them. My mom kindly disagrees and was disappointed that she didn't even atleast get a thank you.
Just give them the money and don't antagonize them by giving them items because they can just buy whatever they need and if they don't need it they'll get mad at you. Where I'm from they don't like being given food because they already get it for free from food stamps and food shelters so if u give them food they'll probably throw it at you
It's called being an addict. He could maybe be a nice dude without the addiction. But addiction makes people extremly ego and desperate. Buying him and house and rent for 1 year was probably not the right way to start helping him with himself. Not all problems can just be thrown money at to solve
@@skurarN buying a house and rent for a year was a good start to help him get back on his feet. The homeless man didn't want a job he just wanted money he's definitely not a good person.
People like Eric actually should be homeless, he's destroying the real good homeless People reputation, who got unlucky in life. Love u Rahat be strong.
@@sandyscuba6101 well, in america, if you're an adult and you're homeless, it's 99.9% your fault. If you don't want to be homeless in america, just work and grind it out. There's millions of examples that have done. It doesn't make sense for someone to be homeless, in a country where welfare and section 8 housing exist. Japan, has 4,000 homeless people, and they see it as an up rise over there. Just think about that for a second.
@@dontfall2476 OK but things aren't always black and white.. And I doubt housing is open for everyone. It sucks to be homeless.. Out in the cold.. With no bed, no food no shower.. No dignity.. And for us to go critique them is low.. Some people don't have back up, family.. when things wrong..
@@keiivfx if someone start biting the hand that helping him till a mental breakdown than someone like that doesn't even need to be helped and really beyond redemption...
I gave coins to a homeless person. He was humble and grateful. He left. I gave same amount of coins to another homeless person. He was ungrateful and annoyed. He scolded me.
Offered a guy water once. He went into a rant how buying water supported child labor and be ashamed of myself for drinking water. Never even accepted it even though he claimed to be thirsty. Some people deserve to be treated that garbage because they are
@@angel-nv7jk well I guess every human on earth supports child labor. Logic 100. Though it could’ve been a excuse not to take it, because being homeless is something that’s dehumanizing, makes people feel like they’re below everyone else and just some sort of afterthought for them to sometimes pity.
I feel depressed watching this, I can feel his sorrow and how utterly drained he is. Rahat doesn't deserve this at all. I have watched him since a long time ago and its just sad to see a man destroyed by his own goodwill...
My dad was an alcoholic. He won lotteries, even. He blew all his money. He blew all his inheritance, which was all his parents’ life savings from his dad’s life working as a railroad engineer. My grandfather worked hard and my grandparents lived frugally, enjoying small-town life and “vacationed” by camping/hunting/fishing. My dad couldn’t keep a job due to his alcoholism. In the end, after he died the whole town thought my sister and I were awful daughters who shut our dad out in his time of need. They didn’t know the whole truth. Anyway, the story of Eric reminds me of this. I’m sorry Rahat got hurt by someone like this.
This just shows how a lot of people are sheep and people should be ashamed of themselves for believing in one side of the story when only one side of the story was presented. It’s literally all of the viewers problem as well. Only when the receipts were presented, people started believing in Rahat
@@miriamcarreno8794 That would be "handle emotions and set-backs". Most addictions come from a desire to escape reality and not have to bother with things you don't know how to change.
Rahat you are an awesome human being. Reaching out to change lives takes a pretty special kind of person. Tragically there are so many con artists out there. He and his cronies certainly proved that they deserve to be destitute and homeless. I really hope you can come back from this and be a lot more assertive. Perhaps next time, you can set a goal and when that target has been reached, your followers know that the balance would be used to assist somebody else, and so on. This really became a nightmare for you. There are so many hard earned lessons here. You have the friends, the documentation, and more than enough witnesses to be more credible than the lost cause you tried to help. As for Raz or whatever his name is, he used a biased and uncorroborated interview to up his subscribers and income. "Seemingly", the word he himself used, should have made him ask more questions before he posted any of it.
Like why the joint account. Why popping up at his job that he found. I jus don’t get how people donated to the homeless guy and then Rahat gets to dangle his money like a carrot. Give him the money. Omg!! He telling him he is being taking advantage of. Yeah by you Rahat. Exploitation much!!!
This guy was homeless for a reason. He could of won a $1 million on the lottery and he would be homeless in 6 months. It’s a shame an honest guy (rahat) got mixed up with evil.
I guess Eric is the guy who spend money like a spoil child when parents are rich....once the parents pass away pretty sure Eric spend all of the fortune til he became homeless.... Once he get the taste of money again then he spend it like mad
Yup he clearly suffered from substance abuse and likely some sort of mental disorder. Both common afflictions among the homeless exacerbated by the lack of healthcare.
This story hits too close to home. Me and my family are suffering from something very similar to it. This world got no place for people with good heart. People just take advantage of your kindness.
Poor man, he doesn't deserve this. You can see Rahat's eyes are distant, somewhere else. It's like he was basically forced to spill everything that happened. This is why you shouldn't judge others before hearing their story.
Your heart is in the right place, but when people have demons they have to help themselves, before anything else. You are a genuine person and I'm sorry you were treated this way 💞
Rented, furnished, got him a job, and wrote him checks we know at least amounted to $25,000 dollars + whatever he was constantly giving him at every request he made. All of it squandered, and then he goes back to try and extort more out of Rahat... disrespectful is the talking about him behind his back. All of this together? I would call it evil. Just a completely black soul to take all of that for granted... and then turn on the person who gave it to you.
More than that even, there was thousands spent outside of that. Yet the dude that was getting a motel room rented for a couple weeks immediately let the dude know out of appreciation. Shame Andrew wasn't in Erics shoes it could've been a beautiful story.
Rahat you did a very good deed to try to change this man's life and give him purpose. You gave him ALL the tools he needed, shelter, clothing, food, job, however because the man did not try to help himself by staying away from old friends and alcohol of course this could NEVER work. The main thing is that you tried and hopefully you will be able to regain your life back. 🙂
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Thank you Spill.
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So sorry for what you went through. Hope nothing but the best for you from now on bro.
I'm so sorry this happened to you Rahat.
i hope you recover from this, rahat. and merry xmas
God Bless you & your kind heart. Please don't stop helping people, just go about it in different ways! I would completely understand if you did though. Good luck & well wishes to you in the new year.
"Money doesn't change people. It reveals who they are." - Henry Ford
WOW! That's actually a very good quote
yes... this is tried and true.
Wow that quote actually applied. Thank you have a nice day!
@@johnnyparsnips7641 You have it wrong. It's the person who uses the money, and at the core is their intentions which are evil. Not money. There are a lot of rich people who are kind and generous and donates to a lot of charities, take mr beast for an example. And there are some evil rich people too, money isn't evil - it's the user
@@johnnyparsnips7641 your wrong
“It takes years to build a reputation, but only seconds to ruin it.”
Deeep
And forever to gain it back
@Rick Rolled 9
That’s true midas
who ruined their reputation
This homeless man lived better then most people who work 40+ hours a week and he squandered it because of an ego he shouldn't even have. How do you literally go from rags to riches basically overnight and you ruin the life of the one person who had your back?
Lunatic
I believe that same attitude made him homeless in the first place. You can't change a pig from what it is. Call a spade a spade
Miracle Addeh : u nailed it-- A spade ♠️ !
@@Bountyhunter00You NAILED IT-- A SPADE ♠️
@@Bountyhunter00 yep!! entitlement, foolishness, overindulgence, narcissistic personality traits and self righteousness are just some of the things that caused and perpetuated his homelessness…. unfortunately throwing money at these traits didn’t make them go away it just fueled them into a bigger monster.
This is the reason more people aren't charitable.
Exactly. Quite sad but you can't cure lazy and irresponsible with money. A real man has to work hard for everything he owns in life and take care of his loved ones.
Love ya vids
The media is a scary place to be.
Indeed, it's quite a sad sight to see happen.
This is the very reason I’m hesitant on donating
Don't forget the woman in the UK who took in a homeless guy out of pity to help him, he ended up murdering her and her son in 2017
Wow smh 😕😥😢
That is so depressing 😢
Link it
@@toxicgoat341 do a Google search
@@toxicgoat341 okay
Granny always told me "Taysha, you are a GIVER and GIVERS have to set limits because TAKERS never do".
It's so hard because the joy I get out of giving and being of service to others goes so much further than anything else I've experienced in life. Limits. Definitely need to set limits, as we can see here with poor Rahat.
Another thing Granny used to say (which I believe is in the Bible?) "The WICKED will NEVER prosper from ill-gotten gain". I've seen the truth of that statement play out so many times.
Your granny seems so wise, I'm glad you had someone like that around when you were younger 🙏
Taysha your Granny very wise woman and it so true
I love your granny's quote.
yeah people who are bad with money do not magically get better with money when it is handed to them.... not really their fault either, just a lesson they may never learn.
THIS, you have to establish limits on how much you Give, a Taker that is ok Taking is exhibiting low value behavior and shouldnt be entitled to what he/she is given
“When you’re a giver know your limits, because takers don’t have any.”
Perfect quote to sum it all up! And watch out for guilt trips it's their main tool
love that quote...sooooo true
Very well said
So true.
Deep
imagine helping a homeless dude only to get betrayed not long after
Not hard to imagine. No one owes you loyalty, honesty etc (I learned first hand)
But it sucks when you don’t realize that and help someone expecting for them to never bite the hand that fed them 😕
Lol samething happened in India few months ago. The guy was a youtuber and he helped an old couple. But the old man complained that the youtuber scammed him. The youtuber cried in podcast.....yeah .. that's what happened.
Yeah. It's infuriating. It is so ridiculous. 😒
@@Daisy-zr3qm It's about common decency, not loyalty. Just respect and a little appreciation. It's hard for me to wrap my head around that type of disrespect, even though I've experienced it enough. It's still hard (for me) to understand.
@@Daisy-zr3qm I know right, Snakes 😑
He gave him enough to clean up his act and get all his legal documents and overall dress nicely for interviews to get him back on his feet. There’s not much on an excuse to keep doing this and trashing his reputation.
🙌🏼
The thing is, Rahat gave him too much.
He started with a house. This is crazy.
Should have started with a small apartment.
Should have the homeless choose the furniture. Help to carry the furniture into the small apartment.
Like all normal people start their life when they start a job.
Then the homeless could have worked his way up being supported by the money. Little by little he could have grown into a person that is able to run a house and a job.
Rahat wasted the fundraiser on just one guy who was not ready for this amount of money.
Should have founded a common house for a group of homeless guys. Maybe one or two of the group would have made it to a job.
@@doroparker1702 2 or more homeless guys? They would have murdered Rahat. These people are homeless for a reason. They have problems. There might be like 1% homeless people who deserve to be helped.
@shifstar he could have gotten the help, and there was no need to be rude, he literally trashed the money on limousine rides, MULTIPLE TIMES, he could have gotten help, I get getting it and feeling like you don’t need to do anything for a while. But once you start running low he should’ve figured it out. He didn’t have to ruin this man’s career and cause him to nearly off himself. And he had more than one day, he had nearly a year. 10 months of rent was payed if I remember correctly. I didn’t expect a switch to flip.
@@sohailape that’s disgusting. Homeless people aren’t inherently bad!! Eric had no life skills, he doesn’t know how to manage finances, run a home, hold down a job etc. He was given no professional help? what did you expect
The fact that he still didn't want to make Eric look bad while Eric was literally doing everything to make him look back... still baffles me
Moral of the story:
Don't help people that don't want to help themselves.
Didn't Jesus say that?
@@billbob2899 I said it...but thanks Jesus for everything else
its not that cut and dry.
Exactly
Wrong one, it's everyone is mean no matter how much they are in bad state
This is what makes people question helping people. I used to work retail and I had a couple come to the door an hour before open. I decided to help them out and let them in early so they wouldn't have to wait. I didn't have what they wanted in stock and they started cussing me out and threatening me. Just made me not want to help out anymore.
Hey
i’m sorry that happened to you :( but i applaud you for doing the right thing, we need more people like you
that's mad
I think u can help but don't get too involved ...
Im tight there with you. Working retail makes you not want to associate with people in general.
Not everyone repay kindness with kindness
Hey ray 🤙🏽
True tho that doesn't necessarily means we should gatekeep kindness
Why are you everywhere?
@@princejamal6068 he is everything
U are everywhere
I learned a LONG time ago that "helping" homeless people is a huge mistake.. and.. I've been homeless.. more than once.. but.. there are tons of homeless that just live on people's generosity never wanting to ever help themselves..
Depends, if you are helping short term homeless people ashamed of begging it´s a good thing to do, but for long term homeless with beggar habits established and no shame, they´ll have to undergo rehab before getting any money to turn their lives around or they wont.
Yeah especially black homeless people.
helping homeless people is a huge mistake?
thats so messed up
its not
@@LunarRumour it depends what you do. I wouldnt give them money just food
@@mechanicalengineeringtutorials racist
I can’t even imagine... if anyone EVER was nice enough to give me an insane amount of money like that I would be FOREVER grateful. ☹️
ikr
That's the point of this case though. I'm sure Eric had the same feeling when he received that support. But because he was given the huge amount money without having to work for it, he felt it would be an ongoing thing and deemed the low paying job worthless compared to the amount he's getting through donations. He abused it and started to want more money to feed his addiction, and when he wasn't getting more he turned to bite the hand that fed him.
Yeah.
Most impoverished people are never able to learn how to use their resources effectively & responsibly, because those resources don't exist as they're growing up.
@@dagmarland I grew up VERY poor. I'm talking almost 100% of my clothes were from flea markets till I was about 18. We could only afford a certain amount of food every day, so I had a BMI of 17.3. My advantage was that my parents actually had pretty good education and I had friends. I have spent WAY too much money too many times. I have been late on rent many times, even went $2500 into debt with a friend at one point, but I promised to pay him back, and I did. Today I own a house and use most of my savings to renovate it. I would say I'm better than the average person at budgeting. If people put in an effort, they can learn how to spend their money.
When there's receipts, there's no "other side of the story", there's just the truth.
Not always but for this yes
If he give bank statement to back it up this will be great, but sure receipt is not hard to forgery.
@@sirkae5322 yeah😐
@@thatsawesome2060 yeah but the checks it's so hard to copy and only expert of check criminals (forgot what's its called in English) can copy it, so it's solid prove already
Forgery?
And people say the internet is bad.
It is a lot of the time
Its bad people on the internet that are bad but the internet itself is actually very useful and helpful. I appreciate it very much.
It's how you use it...
it _is_ though-
Its both but more bad than good
This was horrible. This is the exact reason people second guess helping someone because u don't really know what's what. I feel truly sorry for this man he was so kind and generous to Eric and it blew up in his face. For someone to be that kind to help u in a bad situation is a miracle and Eric didn't appreciate it he just wanted to waste that money. If someone did this for me and my family I guantee u we would have appreciated and been truly grateful. I hope Rahat is doing well. I feel so sorry for him. Eric is a loser and needs to be in jail.
The issue is....Some people see kindness as weakness. Give them an inch and they take a mile.
This is a perfect example of a kind man being taken advantage
Yup 100%
And the funny thing is they fail to realize that it is those with kindness who are the ones that are actually thriving enough to be in a position to help them. You would think they would see this as a good example to follow as they turn their life around. but some people are just not worth helping.
The key is give them enough to hang them selves
Your right bout that. Dude was an alcoholic and a looser. Thers a reason he homeless. Burnt too many bridges.
It's people like Eric that gives many homeless people who desperately need help a horrible name.
Why should one person represent a very large diverse demographic?
@@bizarrestar4043 They shouldn't, but people rush to judgement based on one example because nobody is taught critical thinking skills.
@@bizarrestar4043 I mean he shouldn't but when there is already a really bad stereotype and fullfil it people are just going to generalize Sadly
One time I was with a lady from Church, just going shopping and stuff when I saw a homeless man and I wanted to give him a pound that I had but she told me "Don't he'll just buy drugs" I still feel horrible.
@@bizarrestar4043 It just means, there might be someone else like him, but no one can tell.
"You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink"
But he can kick you for trying.
😄
Perfect example, awe...
@@regularity2556 bro why tf are you laughing? Is your humour that low?
@@bfx2515 he has his type of humor, you have your type, have a nice day
@@squeakyclean8880 i have my types of opinions, you have your types of opinions. Have a nice day!
People outside of the low income community, should not directly "help" people withen in low income community. Simply put, Rahat had not come up in the environment and did not have the necessary skills to detect Eric's deceptions. Anybody from the community could've immediately told that Eric was not a genuine person from the start. Game recognize game, and Rahat was a mark, an easy one. Hope Rahat can recover from this life lesson.
Facts
Exactly. I think people mistake this lesson as "never help anybody."
Incorrect. Just make sure not to avoid red flags when helping somebody. Look for people who are already trying to help themselves. Give people opportunities rather than direct resources or money.
Thats exactly how i feel which is why i can't feel bad for dude. These people act like they can change the world by just being nice. This a cold world fr and you gotta learn how to navigate in these communities if you really wanna help. Not only that but if you gonna moving scary like this you aint got no business over there to begin with
Could you explain what made you suspect Eric all along?
@@rigvedrane first, alcoholic.
If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between a dog and a man.
-Mark Twain
a perfect quote for this situation
both both will still s#!t on your carpet
@@EdwardMichael3 not if the dog is trained. Also depends on the species of the dog.
@@NobaraGamezzz are you those types of people that believe all pitbull are bad?
I mean some dogs Would bite, just like some Humans would act this way. So bad analogy imo
That homeless man is why so many people are hesitant to help out the homeless. He basically ruined it for those who would actually do the right thing if given an opportunity like that. That was every homeless person's dream come true and that punk shat on the 1 person that wanted to do a great thing. This story makes me both angry at Eric and the yt'er that tried to ruined Rahat and sad for Rahat bc all he had were good intentions.
@Fishy McQueen Exactly
Sadly, yes.
We have a homeless man in our neighborhood who shows up to get cash within 5 minutes of our coming home. Our neighbor got him a job. He never showed up.
@@MrsPinkyChiChi wow!!! be careful and call the police!
THIS.
The person that said “Just because he says he isn’t guilty doesn’t mean he isn’t .” He LITERALLY has RECEIPTS and EVIDENCE proving that he is INNOCENT!
@Ryell Gear does that look like false evidence to you?
@Ryell Gear That is literally a bill of a cheque, do you know how hard it is to replicate that?
@Ryell Gear you cannot photocopy lit, check have some special things forgot what's it's called that it's so hard to Copy ir. ,if you talking about photocopy dude do you think that check is your school text book or what
@Ryell Gear do it, make a video about it
@@peasantm3984 don't entertain these clowns
You CAN'T help those who won't help themselves. You did the right thing, Eric didn't!!
Never give a homeless man money, give him food or a job. If he refuses both, he's not worth helping
My teacher helped some homeless people by I think having a list of jobs that they could do and homeless shelters they can go too
One person when getting that list, was continuing to still ask for money from people for more than few weeks
Another family left that street where they were asking for money within a week
@Luna Pines no what I was saying was DONT give money, only give food or offer a job if you can. If they say no to food, but insist on taking money, then there's a problem
Periodt
Many homeless people are disabled
I mean you could get him a little bit of money but it is better to give them a job
Fixing someone’s homelessness doesn’t fix their addictions unfortunately.
Agreed
Very true. It is a good start but support is needed so that they don't throw it all away again. With that support though, the failure rate can be extremely low - around 5% in some population studies.
That's why im not sure about welfares for homeless people. Homelessness should be miserable that people doesnt want to be homeless like this guy.
You may call me heartless. But these kinds of stories says everything about helping other people.
@@darnit1944 maybe we should help the homeless with the proper support such as addiction problems
@@darnit1944 yeah i think we should make it easier for homeless people to get a job. If they decide to do anything will be on them
I feel bad for the REAL Homeless people that get ignored because of people like him.
Eric is a REAL homeless person who was REALLY stolen from. Misusing charitable funds is a crime. The only reason Rahat is getting away with it is because no one has respect for the homeless.
@@eternalangel666 rides in a limousine with a suit around town
@@pino4348 no, but think of how angry he was. I’m sure he was furious and just wanted to have fun. You don’t know the full situation and it’s not like Eric contributed his side, so don’t judge.
@@pino4348 @Pino takes change out of homeless beggar’s cups to buy them his favorite snack
@@eternalangel666 have fun? like being useless for his entire life bruhhh
“People love to say, “Give a man a fish, and he’ll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, and he’ll eat for a lifetime.” What they don’t say is, “And it would be nice if you gave him a fishing rod.” That’s the part of the analogy that’s missing.”
This is why the average citizen has no business simply “helping” the homeless to this degree. A lot of us oversimplify the problem of homelessness and think “oh if only I could give them a house, car, and job- their life would be perfect.” Not taking into account the added complexities of a life spent on the street such as substance abuse issues. He had great intentions but none of the expertise to back such expectations. He was out of his depth and really should have outsourced this to those who had more experience. It’s unfortunate that it was such an extreme way to learn a lesson.
Exactly, very well said! As a former homeless person, I had many issues beyond not having a home. I had to deal with my substance abuse and trauma and mental health before I was able to actually hold a job, go to college, etc. Now, I will have my Master's in Psychology in June and currently have my CADC, an AA in Sociology, and an AA in Human Services. While having someone help me like Rahat helped Eric MAY have fixed things for me for awhile, I inevitably would have ran through the money because of my addiction and ended up on the streets again. Without the skills to stay sober and keep the house and job, just being given a house or job means very little beyond a temporary fix
Yes. 100% agree. His first step should have been to make sure he was physically and mentally healthy to be able to handle a new life and responsibilities. I also think none of this should have been posted online
I agree totally, where I live we have a very high homeless population, almost 30% of our population is homeless, and from what I have seen and experienced a lot of them suffer from substance abuse and mental illness, both. And until they can get help in that regard giving them a house and money won’t change their behaviors that got them in their position in the first place. There are definitely people out there that life just gave them the wrong cards, they probably have the best chance of turning things around vs dealing with addiction or mental illness.
Yup exactly. It’s generally best to just show compassion and if you want to get them something, help them find shelter, substance abuse help, or buy them some necessities like food or clothing. Buying them something that requires responsibility like a home, or giving them a large sum of money is doomed to fail.
Well said my dear
Eric is not a homeless man, He’s a hopeless man
True
So... we just let him be?
I would not be surprised one bit if he grew up without a father figure
@@loganpotgeiter7906 you can't help everyone. Some are just hopeless cases. It's the harsh and sad reality of this world.
He's a bum
Lesson learned: Give a homeless person food, rather than money.
true
yup
Yep
Definitely
Give them nothing
Eric is evil and disgusting doing this to a kind person helping him. I hope Eric gets exactly what he truly deserves. Eric just showed what he really is.
"he was tired and he didn't want to go to work"
that is exactly why you're homeless dude
Right??? What a privileged thing to say, we are ALL tired to go to work, we just put in the effort, that guy is disgusting
@@FoxyLindz When my dad first came to the US, he didn't have a house to stay so he was with a group of homeless people. And he discover the majority of them were homeless because they didn't want to go to work.
Astherielle Loella-Ximena that’s why I don’t feel sorry for the majority
Lol
I remember being an innocent kid, who had a big big sympathy to poor(or homeless people) and try to give then my OWN money. Even if I don't get to buy my little snack(which is worth like 1$). But then my dad would always tell me not to give them any money because those people are just lazy. I didn't believe him until the day I saw a dude(who I thought was a homeless dude) had like an iphone 6. LIKE WHAT DUDE. That blew my mind and I stop giving them money
"money doesnt change people, it shows how they truly are"
-tri-line
Well said
facts money shows peoples true intentions
-sun tzu
@@kas2388 that and alcohol
Wasnt Johnny deep?
Intead of the dude you said?
The dude that goes
_ESTASSONN_
"The saddest thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies"
-Michael Corleone
Ya cus betrayal comes with trust and you don't even trust your enemies in the first place how will you get betrayed lol
@@kekw5153 you completely missed the point of this quote 🤦♂️
@@kekw5153 I wish my enemies were the only ones betraying me. The world would been nice then.
@Lionidas if it was a war, and the enemy betrayed you, it would be same as them just quitting the war, making a peace pact and make it a done deal, instead of having the war. That is a betrayal in itself, against what you thought would be happening the next 2 years.
That's the type of betrayal that hurts and damages the heart when loved ones and close friends betray you and i think its worse than a stranger doing it to you.💖
When its family .😭😭💖💖💖💖💖😔
I know from experience.😭😭😭😪😔😠
I definitely believe in what happened to Rahat because something very similar happened to me not once but twice. These people that do these kinds of things are extremely good at manipulation. You’ve been taken before you even know you’ve been had and once you realize what is going on, it’s too late. I am still dealing with the unfortunate side affects from this.
I feel for Rahat and anyone else who has ever experienced this. I wouldn’t wish this in my worst enemy.
It sounds like he needed a rehab facility before a house.
@Rijal Jose I agree! My parents make a lot more money than I do, but I have far more security than they do because they run up credit cards and live paycheck to paycheck while I despise debt and invest. They don't know how to use money, they only know how to spend it... before they even have it.
@Rijal Jose Yes! So true, Rijal.
Exactly, tf did they think? Saviorism at its best. This whole thing was so toxic
@@Sanajoon_metals i wouldn't call it toxic.... thats a bit ridiculous... it was short sighted definitely but to say this guy was doing anything with ill intention is an emotional response.
Rehab only works when people want help. People think that AA helps, but the true long term recovery rate is about 1 in 20, which is pretty terrible.
Dude. Rahat is such a nice guy... Pouring my heart our to him. He literally didn't want to release evidence to not make the guy look bad.
maybe too nice with all those limo rides.
@@kmater356 lol
I am literally screaming at my TV on Rahat being used like a little girl from this homeless guy who is a lost cost, like grow some balls. Moral of the story for me is don't raise sissy's jesus christ some guys out there need to toughen up 🤬
I hope he can recover from this.
Yes
There’s a reason this guy was homeless, Rahats only mistake was being so genuine and kind to someone clearly lost to his addiction.
Addiction is crazy. Dude got a second chance in life didn’t even take it
Yea he should never did all that that was too much for him to be doing anyways also he shoulda knew that Eric was a druggie when he didnt wana work but kept asking for money
You are 💯% correct
@@plagues-haze-3987 yeah I dont know this Rahat guy, but I almost get the feeling he helped Eric for the wrong reasons to begin with, I believe he thought that he would gain following and support, probably intended to skim some fundraising money or something...
I question anyone's motives when they need to film themselves being nice
@Zero Nil You’ve clearly never dealt with an addict/someone who has mental health issues. Do you really think it’s as easy as putting your foot down and “demanding” respect? Oh sure that will make this person, who’s gone through years of addiction and accumulated tons of mental health issues, stop and respect you. Yeah sure buddy.
This is exactly why legitimate people who are in dire need get skipped over when they post fundraisers. What he did would have been life changing for a person who really needed it. This makes me really sad because good people are still out there doing great things, despite the crazy things that are happening in the world.
As a wise man once said, "If you want to see a mans true nature, give him power"
Abraham Lincoln
If the government ever makes a super powered human then they should choose carefully who they use as a subject because who knows if they could use that power against the government. You need to be careful with your choices in life. One small mistake could cause your entire life to fall.
@Michael Are you above 10 years? 🤣
@Michael Think more conceptually on this one and it'll make sense.
@Michael made sense to everyone else in this thread so shrug I guess.
I feel bad for Rahat. He was helping someone only to be betrayed by that same person. His kindness was his downfall. I hope he gets his redemption.
Wouldn’t this redeem him?
@@issa6892 unfortunately it takes more than just this video for him to get his reputation back. In time. Hopefully.
Kindness wasn't his downfall. Kindness shouldn't even be a valid reason for that.
@@erilayne260 It shouldnt and yet here we are.
It's always the kind hearted people that get manipulated.
This guy is nice, he is far from kind
@@bigben5708 What do you mean by that
@@shinskins7447 probably an angel
@@bigben5708 You are a male, yet far from being a man.
@@bigben5708 Well, she did say kind hearted not kind people. Kind hearted people are kind to a point. Kind people are kind to a fault. Kind hearted people take firm stances when defending themselves and their core values, kind people's only core value is to be kind at all costs; to defend themselves is to be selfish. Essentially, kind hearted people are kind people that got burned and got wise.
That homeless men is so ungrateful and freaking annoying
Nice art bro
Man*
Eric reminds me of a Dr. Phil guest who was also homeless and that was taken into a family's home, and then she betrayed them by reporting the parents to CPS when they did nothing wrong.
It isn't he is ungrateful. He is a prisoner to his addictions. From personal experience with my own family member struggling with addictions, what Rahat explained is what I went and am still going through with a family member. Rahat should have used that money, to help pay for Rehab/Therapy, then the remainder to be used after he got out. But he didn't know. Most homelessness is due to addiction, or they eventually turned to substance abuse, once in that realm, it takes professionals to help them, not someone with $40k giving them a house to help them turn their life around. This was no ones fault.
There is a french saying:
Invite a beggar into your house, before you know it his boots are on your table
As a former Homeless man, I can tell you right now that Eric is a fool. If someone had done that for me I would have been so grateful. I eventually got off the street( 4 years) I am now in University online and doing the best I can. It was a huge struggle to survive out there. By the Grace of God and the help of some really awesome people I have overcome so much adversity. I can never repay all of the kindness that I was shown, but I will try to. Mikey
my family was so very close to being homeless too, to the point where we had to move to a small apartment infested with bugs and we(mom,dad and me) would eat 1 small can of canned good that lasts us for about a day or 2. now we're going strong, with my parents having a successful business even during this pandemic. We just need to work hard to achieve success
Mikey, I wish it had been you who was helped. I grew up in poverty and I know what it’s like to not have the basics. It’s so hard to overcome, and you should be so incredibly proud of yourself. We need people like you represented in academia, that’s for sure. Don’t give up!
How can you say it was the grace of god?
@@jorgeflores9421 how can u not first of all
@@gvandrew4825 well, why did god decide to help this man and not others?
You cannot help people that do not want to help themselves.
Emanuel Goldstein 💯
That's it. I've been around the recovery community for a long time and I've seen it countless times. You can set someone up with the world but if the person isn't putting in self-work, it's dust in the wind. The intentions were good, but this is pretty typical.
@@nonreturn7386 I wonder why this wasn't checked into beforehand? Eric needed to be in recovery and getting help with his issues FIRST. I understand it was a lottery. With that being said, there should have been a collaboration with recommendations from a shelter or community resource center. This money could have been used for a person who really would have been helped with something this spectacular. Just sad and disheartening.
Exactly so don't get butthurt when they don't help themselves after you tried to fix something that wasn't your concern
I always have to remember this and stop being nice to everybody and only a few.
Most upsetting story ive heard ever. I had know idea this had happned. All i know is Rahat is a great person and i hope he bounces back soon. Hes awesome and hallarious
The most saddest thing about this is he won’t be helping anyone else.
Everything’s great in moderation
Getting people some food or giving them a few bucks here and there is fine but giving someone like this a check for $22k lol what did the dude think was gonna happen
@@PeepGamePopoff that was way too much
@@LilXancheX yeah that was too generous especially since this is a stranger.
@@PeepGamePopoff i understand why you feel like this but it's not rlly his fault, he was just trying to be nice and generous
@@ning2luv4587
It is his fault. The intent doesn’t matter. If you accidentally run someone over, it’s still your fault. Rahat didn’t think it through. It is as much of his fault as it is Eric’s.
Yes more people should be talking about the situation. They were all happy to talk about Rahat possibly scamming the homeless guy but when Rahat comes back with receipts and proof, people disappear
Exactly! It’s disgusting.
ikr it's annoying
Gossiping comes easier than empathy and apologies for most people
It was scamming. Rahat wasnt equipped to really help and is blaming the homeless for their situation. It's usually a mental health reason and rahat should have tried to work with paid professionals instead of doing this himself.
@@EboniqueBoyd uh still tho the homeless shouldn’t have done that and he was trying to help. the cameraman betrayed him literally and i doubt theres any professional that would help him.
My mom always said don't bite the hand that feeds you, Rahat I'm sorry that you help such an ungrateful person
That's the perfect quote to describe what happened
You bring up a good point IDK why I didn't think of til now. If Rahat has a video just months before this incident which had 79 million views.. I'm curious how much of this $66 thousand or so came from Rahat's pocket? Or was it all just other people?
It was a charity
Yeah like seriously if I got a land from someone else I would never ask them a gold, you catch me?
yeah
I am a struggling single mother that suffers from suicidal thoughts because I struggle while trying to feed myself and my child, while working two jobs. If anyone needs help like this it's the ones already doing as much as we can, with it never being enough
Yeah, Rahat should have gave that money to the gas station clerks that Eric refused to work with. The one who had to cover Eric’s shift. It’s hard living paycheck to paycheck, especially working shift work. It only takes the car breaking down or a medical bill to put you very far behind. RIP our credit scores. But, seriously, don’t give up. Those babies need you and are watching all the great things you accomplish, and all the adversity you have fought against. I’m stronger than all my friends because I grew up poor. I am more grateful too. Your kids appreciate and love you, even if they don’t know how to say it right now. I’m just sorry you didn’t get some of Eric’s 60 grand.
I swear Eric is so ungrateful. He literally went from having nothing to monthly limousine rides and a house for himself. Bruh. You were living on the streets 4 years ago.
For real! Thats more than i have and i was never homeless. Just divorced ams left with 2 kids and nothing else. We getting by though with a smile!
Yes
I hope he still lives on the streets now lol
@@kevinlin2028 yes I hope so
@@blueprogrammer503 wow, you must be the supporter of Eric and Razz eh?
Imagine helping an individual that's not even trying to help himself.
Imagine doing this for clout and having it backfire lol
I did ,my friend I help for years to stop being emotionally drain about her situation make me spent few days in prison I dont say dont help people but put a limit or make them sign a contract ahahaha
@@BUDDAz1g ur a tool
66k dollars and you can't get your life back ? Lol
# WeTheNorth truth hurts. Rahat manipulated the man to a certain extent. If he truly wanted to help, counselling or rehab should’ve been the first course of action. Not ‘I got you a house but sign this contract to say you’ll get a job’.
Rahat seems so innocent and sad about this, it’s awful that a genuinely kind hearted man was put through this:(
Rahat really is one of the OG youtubers. I liked his vids even if they're years ago. This is why charity is doubtful. I cant easily trust people like these.
Trey is a friend, a good person, I'd like to know more people like him
True but tbh he could have ended this whole thing by showing his evidence but he didn’t want to “make Eric look bad”
@@moneybaggd7976 I'm pretty sure he didn't take his sweet time to forge the documents, but it is a bit weird that he would rather have his career be destroyed than show true colours of an already hopeless man.
@@VivekYadav-ds8ozThat’s exactly what I’m saying
I feel bad for the people who donated to Eric their money went to waste
Wow. Eric really ruins it for the homeless that could use the help and would actually appreciate it. I’m sorry that Rahat was taken advantage of. Some people are just garbage human beings and will never change. Eric is one of them sadly.
I agree my guy
(1) People donated so Rahat would buy him a house-Rahat RENTED one for a year
(2) Rahat didn't even let Eric pick out the furniture for HIS house
(3) Rahat NEVER opened a joint account so there would be transparency for both sides
(4) Rahat claims he used the missing 30% to pay taxes on money under $20,000 and there is NO taxes on that amount of donated money IT'S A TAX WRITE OFF
(5) Rahat gave him just enough to live on daily so Eric would have to call and BEG for his OWN money as MAN
(6) Eric was so miserable he moved OUT of the house and back into a hotel
(7) Rahat tried to insinuate Eric may be under the influence of illegal substances and he smelled alcohol on his breath ONCE although there is NO record Eric did drugs
(8) Rahat didn't ask what kind of work Eric wanted to do he got him a job HE picked so Eric didn't show up
(9) Eric NEVER asked for extra money ONLY what was donated
Rahat monitored Eric's purchases and confronted him regularly like a over protective DAD
(10) Eric is so distraught over this in the end he told Rahat to keep the 30%
(11) Rahat has NEVER showed he paid the 30% in taxes but was quick to show receipts for other things
@@Mynewhandle420 wow..if all of this is true then Rahat isnt as pure and innocent in the situation as he makes himself appear to be...
@@Mynewhandle420 then why did Eric depend it on limousine rides
@@skybite A limo isn't that expensive it's 2020
Rahat didn't even say it was a luxury limousine
Now please explain why the 30% went?
Some people don’t care to be in situations you want to see them in, I learned this helping people
@Gm Visuals you're so right, but we can't let people do bad and make us bitter or make us change who we are or change us loving others. Love and understanding is the only way❣️❣️❣️
@@dreammachine1919 don't be too soft. If someone needs help you'll know. All these lazy crackhead beggars can go freeze.
@@dominicgalloway4481 NEVER trust an addict, they can’t even trust themselves
Also you can't help people who don't want it.. he didn't want help, just cash... A little more than halfway thru and I wonder if they're gonna mention drugs or gambling. Where else does all that money go? Hookers too maybe I guess.
So sad how bad it turned out for the guy just trying to help.
@@dominicgalloway4481 Exactly! There’s a difference between being nice and doing what’s right.
Rahat was punished for having a kind and generous heart. So sad because this world needs more people like Rahat.
I almost offered a young guy somewhere to stay and told my Aunt and she said to definitely not as it was a dangerous thing to do.
She has needs man.
Wow, Rahat!!! I am so sorry this happened to You. I really routed for Your kindness!! What a wicked thing for Eric to do!! This is horrible
No good deed goes unpunished
I stopped helping people like him for the same reason.
A FEW ALWAYS F**K IT UP FOR THE EVERYBODY ELSE.
It's horrible that someone tries to help someone's life, but that person they're trying to help just uses them for their benifit and ruin their life. It's absolutely horrible to see that happen.
The moment someone starts getting disrespectful and aggressive because u ain't giving them money is the moment where u have to walk away and never talk to them again
Ikr
Real talk
Preach!🙌
You're right
@@lukecalumlyonwrath7723 be
I will NEVER help anyone who isn't serious about helping themselves.
Yeah. Gotta see effort on their end or they'll just take you for granted.
Words to live by
Yes
"Give a man a fish...
@@hubadabubbada In some cases... give a man a fish, he's fed for a day. Give a man a fish everyday, he never gas to learn how to fish for himself.
I don't understand how people are defending Eric. He's a grown man. If he wanted to go to rehab than he could've. It makes no sense to blame rahat for not "getting him help". Change only happens when you want to change. Instead of spending money on limos he should've gotten help. He has free will and a mind of his own, right?
Ikr, some people say Rahat oversimplified the problem, when the Eric didn't even wanna help himself. How long must Rahat baby a man?
Well said italy 👁️👄👁️
i can never escape hetalia 🚶♀️🦽
@- Rahat doesn't look white? I'm confused where this race talk came from.
Edit* grammar I'm tired
@- Rahaat isn’t white though? I hear you, when you mentioned the struggles of addiction and what pushes them that far. But this has nothing to do with race. And everything to do with a man child who isn’t ready to get better. No it isn’t easy, but he has to will it. Instead, he decided to show off in a limousine ride almost everyday and blew his money.
Eric was a foolish person. Ppl like him ruin it for ppl who would greatly appreciate what you have done😢😢
As a wise man said “Don’t bite the hand that feeds you”
Well said
What wise man was that?
@@shericarriero6240 me
@@oblivous_alec9577 lol
@Ryan Bergener dream on big guy
“No good deed goes unpunished.”
We never really think about this saying until our good intentions backfire. It hurts, but we need to realize that there are people don’t really appreciate what is done for them. Some even feel entitled and will bite the hand that feeds them.
Exactly my first thought
Good intentions are can't backfire, since good intentions give good karma, and if you didn't get good karma it's probably bad karma that hadn't been fixed or paid.
That’s what my dad tried to tell me. Because he’s been homeless before and know why a few people are on the street. So he would tell me don’t give them money and they’re just lazy. I didn’t want to believe it, but it’s true.
The true saying is no bad deed goes unpunished.
I personally think the alternate version is an extremely negative way to think of things and that there are many better ways. Idc if the original commenter thinks differently, to any1 that reads this you have the choice to think of it in a better light
@@cockyhara390 facts from our supreme leader
And now he's back to being homeless.He was selfish and greedy, he enjoyed spending the money, and now he's back to being homeless. He betrayed someone who wanted to help him.
He deserves it
Edit: 500 likes :0
POG
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@Ryan Bergener hey eveyone, look! It's the homeless guy!
POG
shoutout to the camerman for being a real one!
Yes
Person below me has no problem
@@aldrich5446 is that a problem
@@aldrich5446 is there a problem?
@@aldrich5446 are those a problem?
As my father always told me : u NEVER give the homeless money u give them food clothes socks and blankets cuz they may be homeless due to their own actions
Yes! Some child in my country ask for money and buy cigarettes intead..
But one time, my mother bought some homeless kids a whole pack of biscuits and after that, they asked us to buy water for them. My mom kindly disagrees and was disappointed that she didn't even atleast get a thank you.
Just give them the money and don't antagonize them by giving them items because they can just buy whatever they need and if they don't need it they'll get mad at you.
Where I'm from they don't like being given food because they already get it for free from food stamps and food shelters so if u give them food they'll probably throw it at you
Nah, I'm good. I will continue simply helping people without putting stipulations and etc on it.
I'd give them both. a lot of people are homeless because they're thrown out after turning 18 because no one is going to adopt them.
@@BoleDaPole then they dont deserve it.
His behavior didn’t change, it’s who he truly is.
Facts
It's called being an addict. He could maybe be a nice dude without the addiction. But addiction makes people extremly ego and desperate.
Buying him and house and rent for 1 year was probably not the right way to start helping him with himself. Not all problems can just be thrown money at to solve
@@skurarN no
@@skurarN buying a house and rent for a year was a good start to help him get back on his feet. The homeless man didn't want a job he just wanted money he's definitely not a good person.
@@BenDover-ts4lt, last sentence is too far.
LESSON: Do not engage with people who have narcissistic personality disorder.
People like Eric actually should be homeless, he's destroying the real good homeless People reputation, who got unlucky in life. Love u Rahat be strong.
I'm gonna keep it real. The good homeless people who are trying not to be homeless are like a very very few minority of them.
He sounds like a heroine addict
@@dontfall2476 don't be like that..you don't know everybody's story..
@@sandyscuba6101 well, in america, if you're an adult and you're homeless, it's 99.9% your fault.
If you don't want to be homeless in america, just work and grind it out. There's millions of examples that have done.
It doesn't make sense for someone to be homeless, in a country where welfare and section 8 housing exist.
Japan, has 4,000 homeless people, and they see it as an up rise over there. Just think about that for a second.
@@dontfall2476 OK but things aren't always black and white.. And I doubt housing is open for everyone. It sucks to be homeless.. Out in the cold.. With no bed, no food no shower.. No dignity.. And for us to go critique them is low.. Some people don't have back up, family.. when things wrong..
It’s obvious why he was homeless, greed, laziness, selfishness, tempered, deceitful, just a waste of life beyond redemption.
Fr bro😪
Hmm
Calm down he’s not beyond redemption he just need mental help
@@keiivfx if someone start biting the hand that helping him till a mental breakdown than someone like that doesn't even need to be helped and really beyond redemption...
Eql no amount of help will fix Eric of his addiction to limousines
I gave coins to a homeless person. He was humble and grateful. He left. I gave same amount of coins to another homeless person. He was ungrateful and annoyed. He scolded me.
That has more to do with pride. Eric has no pride, more of the opposite. He has no shame
Offered a guy water once. He went into a rant how buying water supported child labor and be ashamed of myself for drinking water. Never even accepted it even though he claimed to be thirsty. Some people deserve to be treated that garbage because they are
@@angel-nv7jk what is he going to drink then? you cant live off soda and wine
@@angel-nv7jk well I guess every human on earth supports child labor. Logic 100.
Though it could’ve been a excuse not to take it, because being homeless is something that’s dehumanizing, makes people feel like they’re below everyone else and just some sort of afterthought for them to sometimes pity.
@@delirium5381 they most likely we're not homeless
This is why I don't help the homeless out like that. They ended up in the situation they are in for a reason.
He's not a homeless guy, he's a shameless & heartless guy.
yes
@ih8pizza LOL
Ye
200 likes
@ih8pizza maybe for him that’s good
I have to say
*HE DESERVES TO BE HOMELESS*
And i don’t feel guilty because he definitely deserved that
I feel depressed watching this, I can feel his sorrow and how utterly drained he is. Rahat doesn't deserve this at all. I have watched him since a long time ago and its just sad to see a man destroyed by his own goodwill...
Yeah this is just heartbreaking 😭💔
This situation reminds me of the saying, " no good deed goes unpunished."
It’s not goodwill if you take a homeless man’s money.
@@eternalangel666 did you watch the video at all? Lol
@@eternalangel666 stop trolling
1. this is why people can't trust people
2. Money change people/money can sometimes show their true self
It depends on the person. If the person has no self control nor discipline. They should not be trust with money.
@@daisuke910 true
@Froggy the Second who cares
@Froggy the Second it’s actually *trusted* but really, who cares? You got the message regardless.
@@stephaniewilliams1110 nah it's just "trust" but nvm that
My dad was an alcoholic. He won lotteries, even. He blew all his money. He blew all his inheritance, which was all his parents’ life savings from his dad’s life working as a railroad engineer. My grandfather worked hard and my grandparents lived frugally, enjoying small-town life and “vacationed” by camping/hunting/fishing. My dad couldn’t keep a job due to his alcoholism. In the end, after he died the whole town thought my sister and I were awful daughters who shut our dad out in his time of need. They didn’t know the whole truth. Anyway, the story of Eric reminds me of this. I’m sorry Rahat got hurt by someone like this.
Oh sorry about that. God Bless you.
“Just because he says he isn’t guilty doesn’t mean he isn’t”
Um that’s why receipts were provided duh 🙄
Right, all those checks weren’t proof?
Exactly it's the other way around as well (just because the homeless man said he didn't give the money doesn't mean he didn't)
He showed us the checks and receipts...what else do you want?
@@stolitzslovechild5224 its obvious he wants the money...
@@Sa.d.bo26 he obviously got the money? your point?
This just shows how a lot of people are sheep and people should be ashamed of themselves for believing in one side of the story when only one side of the story was presented. It’s literally all of the viewers problem as well. Only when the receipts were presented, people started believing in Rahat
Exactly! These sheeps believed _one_ sided story and started immediately blaming Rahat!
Yeah, I feel so bad. I think it's because Eric #1 He was homeless #2 He was looking pitiful #3 He looks bad
Accurate.
Yeah.
Yep 👏🏻 the internet is so toxic. They believe what they want without proof and ruin peoples lives.
We should have financial literacy lessons in school. People are out here as adults with no sense of how to manage money.
Or addictions
@@miriamcarreno8794 That would be "handle emotions and set-backs". Most addictions come from a desire to escape reality and not have to bother with things you don't know how to change.
In my school we do
It's hard to manage your money when you're spending it all on drugs
It depends on the teacher really, I've had teachers that did.
Rahat you are an awesome human being. Reaching out to change lives takes a pretty special kind of person. Tragically there are so many con artists out there. He and his cronies certainly proved that they deserve to be destitute and homeless. I really hope you can come back from this and be a lot more assertive. Perhaps next time, you can set a goal and when that target has been reached, your followers know that the balance would be used to assist somebody else, and so on. This really became a nightmare for you. There are so many hard earned lessons here. You have the friends, the documentation, and more than enough witnesses to be more credible than the lost cause you tried to help. As for Raz or whatever his name is, he used a biased and uncorroborated interview to up his subscribers and income. "Seemingly", the word he himself used, should have made him ask more questions before he posted any of it.
He just got too involved in the life of a man who clearly did not want to change
True
Hi Murphy is the name of my mackerel tabby kitten he's 4monrhs old
Yeah he got played big time!
Yes. He was doing too much.
Like why the joint account. Why popping up at his job that he found. I jus don’t get how people donated to the homeless guy and then Rahat gets to dangle his money like a carrot. Give him the money. Omg!! He telling him he is being taking advantage of. Yeah by you Rahat. Exploitation much!!!
This guy was homeless for a reason. He could of won a $1 million on the lottery and he would be homeless in 6 months. It’s a shame an honest guy (rahat) got mixed up with evil.
Hey! That is 100% rigth. He is homeless for a reason. Poor Rahat.
6 months? More like 1 week.
I guess Eric is the guy who spend money like a spoil child when parents are rich....once the parents pass away pretty sure Eric spend all of the fortune til he became homeless.... Once he get the taste of money again then he spend it like mad
Yup he clearly suffered from substance abuse and likely some sort of mental disorder. Both common afflictions among the homeless exacerbated by the lack of healthcare.
@@jerometruitt2731 Not an excuse
Eric just never wanted to work. That’s it. That’s the story.
Yes lottery was not the right choice he should have searched for someone willing to get help and change his life
@@alanmoulet1362 yes, I need major help right now.
@@honeyofoats5619 I'll help you once you give me your banking information.
@@alanmoulet1362 period.
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This story hits too close to home. Me and my family are suffering from something very similar to it. This world got no place for people with good heart. People just take advantage of your kindness.
Poor man, he doesn't deserve this. You can see Rahat's eyes are distant, somewhere else. It's like he was basically forced to spill everything that happened. This is why you shouldn't judge others before hearing their story.
It’s so sad. It truly is. It sucks so much that there are so many people like Eric in the world. That’s why he was homeless in the first place.
Was the "spill" pun intentional
I see the cringe
I feel bad for actually believing Eric.
at least you stay longer to eventually get the answer. so thank you.
You do? Why?
@@hotxfudge_1407 because of pity for eric
Yea I believed Eric too at first
me 2
"Feed a dog for 3 days and it would remember you for 3 years, feed a man for 3 years and it would forget you in 3 days."
but if u feed the man to the dog the man will remember you for the rest of his life
Nah eric will forget him in split of seccon
@@ftlflmtld192 the whole 10 minutes of his life until you get to cutting his heart out.
@@sebbi8762 that’s the joke...
r/facepalm and r/wooosh r/smartass
Your heart is in the right place, but when people have demons they have to help themselves, before anything else.
You are a genuine person and I'm sorry you were treated this way 💞
"Just because they smile at you, doesn't mean they like you."
☹️
Tragic but true
Deception is the highest form of sociopathy.
Very true.
People need to learn how the world works
"even salt looks like sugar"
“I never got the fundraiser money”
*rides in limousines and really expensive suits around town*
i know. i dont get how people believed that.
That's what I'm thinking
Can someone explain I don’t understand
@@Nero-lx2gs how don’t you understand??
@hi._. he could have been really successful too if he used the money right smh
“The most dangerous people are people who don’t care about their life anymore”
Gabbie hanna is that you?
@@anonamoose2229 idk who that is but ye, it’s me
@John Smith wouldn't have these thoughts if boomers raised their kids better. And their kids raised them better
@John Smith thats is the real question. How does one find a solution to it? I'm curious aswell
Yup because they have nothing to lose and will destroy anyone because they don’t care. And no matter what you give to loser people it’s never enough
This guy rented him a house for a whole YEAR and this is how he gets treated!?!? Disrespectful man
Rented, furnished, got him a job, and wrote him checks we know at least amounted to $25,000 dollars + whatever he was constantly giving him at every request he made. All of it squandered, and then he goes back to try and extort more out of Rahat... disrespectful is the talking about him behind his back. All of this together? I would call it evil. Just a completely black soul to take all of that for granted... and then turn on the person who gave it to you.
Absolutely disgusting
More than that even, there was thousands spent outside of that. Yet the dude that was getting a motel room rented for a couple weeks immediately let the dude know out of appreciation. Shame Andrew wasn't in Erics shoes it could've been a beautiful story.
@Jenny clark Well he surely doesn't deserve it.
@@leamncd Just like the enslaved in USA don't deserve anything they gained by spilling blood...
What a twist
Ikr. Btw I love ur videos 💙
seeing you everywhere, it's getting annoying.
Ikr
Fr
I know right! (Also I love your videos)
He can file a case on him, for Falsely accusing, damaging their name and reputation, blackmailing for money etc, so he can find home in jail👮🚓
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Jail is to easy for him
Im almost certain, he has been there
Ngl, from his behaviour he have better chances in jail than in the streets.
I doubt Rahat would want to see Eric in jail
Rahat you did a very good deed to try to change this man's life and give him purpose. You gave him ALL the tools he needed, shelter, clothing, food, job, however because the man did not try to help himself by staying away from old friends and alcohol of course this could NEVER work. The main thing is that you tried and hopefully you will be able to regain your life back. 🙂