This guy was homeless since '97 and maybe even earlier than that and he's still wandering around looking like he just became homeless a day ago?. Give this man a medal.
@@elhuron9486 Sometimes I think I'd rather be homeless than to work for some piece of shit CEOs who see me as nothing but a number and they're getting billions from the work their hard working employees do.
@@lachousalle31 ok i get that but would you actually physically sleep on a street rather than work for an asshole ? My mom is bipolar she was in mental institution i was on my own for entire winter back when i was 15 so i was spending all my money that was left for food i spend it on dope and i got hooked and 3 months later without food , heating nothing i got taken to live in a different country with my dad . When i didn't had nothing i became nothing but that's me and that's my opinion obviously i didn't sleep rough but i can imagine just that oblivious thinking when you can't even pretend everything is gonna get better
At first I thought the cameraman was being rude telling him he had less than 10 minutes before remembering this was the old days of youtube when videos couldnt be longer than 10 minutes.
he's a bum. get over it. He has no plans to rejoin the functioning of society. He is a parasite. If he had any family that cared for him he wouldn't be a homeless bum. He has no friends. just people who do drugs and alcohol with him. Shame such good hair is wasted on him.
Not realy you have any idea the shit people trow away that is still perfectly edible or usable, it only looks weird for us for we live and think different
@@jeffreyyyy3052 I remember reading a book written by a guy who chooses to eat out of the trash. He teaches you how to pick the good stuff and what to look for
Having been homeless myself I can totally relate to this guy , there’s more loyalty and trust between the homeless than most of the rest of society put together
as the uploader explained in the description, in other areas it's the opposite. other homeless rob you everything while you sleep, even broken shoes. and bands extorsion you, others assault you in alleys, women are enslaved as prostitutes, ...
you sound like you got a drug problem adam. trust in the homeless? ARE YOU CRAZY!!!!! Bet you believe all the strippers in the titty bars are just financing their college education or paying to keep mom on life support. get real. were you homeless for a week end or less?
When you've hit the streets, all you got is each other. When you got a job, kids, wife, dog/cat, and a bunch of stuff...some people struggle to keep it all together and lose sight of what is important - each other; relationships.
this dude just doesn't give a shit, he totally accepts the fact that he became homeless and dealt with it like it was just a random event of life ... not everyone is capable of such
@@philipbanks632 Yeah. Personally, I think that times have drastically changed since around 2013 onwards after the boom of smartphones and internet to the masses. Times before that were simpler. 2008 was much similar to the 80s than 2018 is to 2008.
From my experience as an accountant, In any company the accountants salaries are always the lowest. If you get fired for any reason then you will never get a job, the first thing employers think about you is that you got fired because you stole some money. Currently, everything is computerized, you can find many accounting systems that can do anything, booking, generating financial statements, calculating and paying taxes & doing financial analysis. So you can get anyone to do accounting job because it's just a data entry job.
@@gunbroker3524 To be a CPA first you need master's degree, so this will cost you much of money plus the CPA exam fees. The average CPA gets around 60K a year so, do you think is it worth it? and the average CMA gets around 30K a year. And you have to take into account all the studying and the efforts needed to get such certifications. Finally, any accounting job is a risky job a small mistake and you will be behind bars.
@@ceb7894 Who's laughing at who in Finance? To get a good finance job you'd probably need a CFA which trust me is no joke, an MBA or masters in Finance or somesort, and you'd have to be ready to work 14-16 hours a day 6 days a week to get above 100k in investment banking or trading. Not to mention the competition is insane, and without connections, you have almost zero chance. Most Finance majors end up working as tellers or financial planners making $15 an hour here in Canada.
Agreed. But one has to take responsibility for their own journey. Realizing this was several years ago, but seems he could get a job right away. But doesn't seem like the kinda person who would be ok with working in a fast food place. This guy, is homeless cause he is ok with it, and doesn't seem to have the drive to get out of it. He would rather lay on a park, smoke, and paint his nails
If they don’t want to work or can’t work because of decisions they made, why should those who do want to work or make better decisions have the fruits of their labour distributed to the other group? That quite simply, is theft.
@j m This is Social Media numbnuts. Comments are part of it. And, as you even point out, I did say "seems" Could be completely wrong, but basing the comment on what comes across in the video. Even he mentions being fired multiple times, and homeless a few times. So just an opinion, nothing more, or less The guy comes across, as somewhat coherent, and communicates well. Dude is capable of working, whether pushing a broom, or flipping burgers, I doubt he'd be able to find a job as an accountant off the get. And, to add to it, doesn't appear he is suffering too much Yeah, probably a hard life etc.. and would take some time and energy and focus to get back up and running, but yeah, based on this 10 minutes, doesn't seem like he would want to. Hes grown accustomed to this lifestyle. Its what he knows, and is comfortable in it. Answer honestly, do you really see this guy accepting a job at McDonald's? If so, he would've already done it
it's just homeless people in America live better than most of the rest of the world. Yet you Americans bash and hate your own country, not realizing what a great gift you've been given
@@RaitoYagami88 if you think America is bad now, remember that it could be a thousand times worse. Do you consider countries that create literal hell on Earth for their nations? In my country, communists killed millions by famine, and millions more by slow death in camps or execution. In China now, they install cameras inside people's apartments (edition.cnn.com/2020/04/27/asia/cctv-cameras-china-hnk-intl/index.html). In The US at least it's hard for any single individual or party to take full control of the country, because of the system of checks in balances. This is the only reason you still have some freedoms. And if you look at other countries in 2020, well, if America is bad, then where do you go then? To wealthy Europe? Grab a time machine and travel to 2019 then, because it's not that wealthy any longer
This guy is genuinely cool. Probably the reason he’s chill is because he’s high IQ and talented and knows the corporate grind can be just as soul crushing as being homeless. He’s been there done that. He’s not delusional about the grass being greener. A lot of people walking around that appear to have a good middle class life are severely depressed.
@@mrblackmamba117 It's easy to say THAT. Why not go somewhere down the middle where you have a job, a bed, and don't need to see a shrink to stop you from wanting to jump off the Empire State?
Homelessness is a hard life. I'm surprised people are glamorizing this. It's not some cute hobo story. There's a lot of violence and trauma in the streets. You don't know from one day to the next if you're going to live or die.
In years past i wouldn't spend a second on this crap. I was better than this...... For over 20 years I was making $70-80k per year. A few years over $100k. In the past few years because of my spouse facing cancer, the company I was with for over 18 years closing up shop I've lost everything. Lost my house in a short sale. I've sold everything. I swear on my life, all that is. Holy.. My Porsche 911, my bad ass BMW custom 525i, New Toyota Tacoma, motorcycles..... I'm currently an inch from homeless. Don't think it can't happen to you.
Guys like this, you're never quite sure if they're being genuine or he's working an angle. Either way, really interesting guy. Could have listened to him talk for hours
He's an idiot, no one in his right mind goes partying with welfare money... he's obviously not trying to get out of the situation as much as he wants us to believe he does...he deserves nothing better than where he is irresponsible idiot
@@henry3397 i'd never waste anything on partying Being homeless...he did the same for 400usd and his friend for 1000usd...these people are retarded degenerates...they deserve where they are if they lose money on shit like this... his kind would never get my empathy, the kind to shit on you if they had it well
curious george he is an idiot then how could he become a head of accountants? Everyone has their own up and down in life. No matter how smart you are, when the time come you are gonna suffer mentally and physically.
Managing your money in your early years is important. People often want to rush out and start living it up, or sharing with everybody. Nothing wrong with sharing, but also have plans for your future at the same time. Try and buy a house and pay it off as soon at you can. That was what I did. I had three jobs at one time, and was barely getting any sleep. And I did any type of job I could find. I manage to pay off my mortgage in less than six years. After that, life got a lot easier, and no fear of losing my home, or becoming homeless. Those six years were hell. But well worth it. Now I just pay HOA fees and utilities each month.
That's great until you find out you're married to a mentally ill person who's secretly gotten you into serious debt and is constantly playing mind games with you making you suicidal to where you can't make rational decisions consistently. You wake up smiling because you have $1k in a secret account and then discover they've ran up half a million dollars in loans and credit cards in your name without your approval and you come home from work and they're having sex with different women every night and let's see.
Richard Sci that house aint yours. if u paying prop taxes it aint yours. its the banks. there is no american dream. ur all debt slaves to worthless pieces of paper. we are all dead next year anyway...martial law..good luck
There is a beautiful camaraderie amongst the homeless that many of us do not get to see. Also there was a highly educated group of individuals who just kind of checked out of society. Thank you for these videos to give us all perspective and understanding of the homeless community.
I am an accountant. I'm currently 25 yrs old. I used to be depressed. I overcame depression in 2019. I was depressed for 7 years from 2012 to 2019. It started when my father died. The only person i had. So that shattered me. I lost my motivation to live. I fucked up my studies.i used to be an excellent student. But i graduated anyway. Then i fucked up my jobs as well. Because i didn't see the point of living. My worst year was 2018. I almost killed myself. I STOPPED working for 1 year because depression consumed me. I gave up. I used to watch this videos from mark while i was depressed. So i thought that if i don't kill myself, i will end up like them. So i'd rather kill myself. But thankfully,i overcame depression. Because of these videos from mark, i learned that i have to be kinder to homeless people and try to help them as much as possible. Before, these videos used to make me feel sorry for myself, but now i use this as motivation to become better and as a reminder that we are one bad day away from becoming like them so we should be kind to them and help them.
Adrian I have been so depressed since my dad my most favorite man in the whole world - passed away 2 yrs ago realized this is not how he would want me to live...but to live my life and be happy - and believe when our time has come we will be with them again🌟 hold onto that message 🙂 hope this helps and this may or may not sound crazy but I talk to him each day bc not a day goes by I don't think of him.
Not quite 73 yet because this was uploaded November 26 and he said that his birthday was next Sunday so his birthday must be in the beginning of December
hes not dead im not trolling but he actually walks around westwood village in california, the guy looks the same pre-aged and smokes eats out of trash and walks around in a suit, me and my dad like to call him the mayor of westwood
If there was a GQ for homeless people, this man would be on the cover. Good looking fella. You can tell he was a business professional. Dressing well is engrained in our psyches, regardless of the situation. Hopefully this man is finding peace, today. Godspeed.
They could put a lot of these people on a podcast. I would listen to this dude talk for an hour. But I think it would cause other RUclipsrs to to do the same and just take advantage. At least this RUclips channel has good credit
I don’t know some accountants are revenue driven but most are not. But generally speaking, accountants are just business casual to even casual nowadays. To wear the coat means almost to hint that that he was just commission based but I do not want to judge.
@@ps5056 its not legal to grow in my city but I do it anyway and they dont bother me. Its California and a mexican neighborhood, people mind their own business here.
Well bankruptcy is built into our monetary system as the shaky foundation on which a lot of "free market" control mechanisms have been put into action, e.g OPEC, WTO and many of the post 1980's deals ending in FTA. I hope that in a thousand years, humanity will look back on our time as the socio-economic dark age that it is. The church is IMF + World and central banks, the gospel is liberty and individuality and the end result is an economy so narrowly controlled and passed through so few conglomerates it supersedes Stalin's wettest dreams. My point is that guys like this are inevitable in our current society. He is a systemic outcome yet people are trained to point at him and kick downwards, usually by treating the onset of abuse as the cause of the misery, strapping the horse behind the carriage.
most competent professionals learn how to deal with workplace bullies. this guy is a parasite. he doesn't want to be part of society. why should society care about him. he could get a job dishwashing. he could be the bully there. why don't these white educated men work construction or something. I bet his mom would be sad to know he grew up to be a bum. he sees himself as a victim, and there for he doesn't have to go to work or get up early or pay the bills and .. no he just wants the protection of the cops food stamps welfare, and what ever he can get to avoid being the nobody he is.
Yes, its true most of account executives, junior and regular executives get big bonuses they do not want someone who really understand the information. For example, they used to ban ethical appraisers with no disciplinary actions meaning from their regulatory agency while hinting clients to use ones that had some. Same thing with tax preparers and/or other misrepresentation. Ones that would finesse the numbers so it would get it approved stays. See there is no commission coming in if the deal was denied and/or a price hit the problem is that from a risk perspective sometimes companies go down because of this and/or have to do some complex synthetic CDOs swaps to get the assets 'off' their balance sheet. Sad just show how for-profit bonuses can destroy a company without understanding the controls and/or the business details. Most of the executives I know do know about human error meaning intentional errors at the smaller scale is more about speed and bonus rather than quality at quota.
This guy makes being homeless look cool he dresses nicely,looks neat ,carries a good suitcase and apparently eats better than a millionaire he basically has fun better than I do 😂😂 big up from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
I respect this man's honesty and enthusiasm. He reminds me of the type that seems more than capable but quite frankly doesn't desire to play into the everyday system. He'd make a good motivational speaker for surviving/having a positive outlook during situations that aren't the most easiest and how you can be homeless and not have a 'homeless' state of mind.
I am so stupid....those videos scare the shit out of me, as this can happen to many of us so easily, and yet I find it interesting and keep watching it.
nikto45 find a other job? I work warehouse and that's pretty easy to find..idk I didn't go to school and can find a decent paying job working warehouse
As a guy with a degree in Marketing and very savvy in selling, getting my way by selling my thoughts, etc., this guy stands out to me. I would take a closer look. Maybe take a chance with him. Not in accounting. But, sale closing.
This channel is seriously making me want to switch careers to help out the mentally ill via social work. Most of our systems are broken but I'm only 30 and absolutely miserable in corporate America--and I don't even make good money either! Would need to get a masters and get licensed but man if I could just help one person a month (legitimately) that would make my life so much better
Damn. I’m just a minute into listening to this man, and he’s asking all the right questions. He’s very tuned in to his audience and intends to speak and make an impact. This is even rare in people that have a home and consistent meals!
Peter Grundy he’s far from intelligent. If he was intelligent he wouldn’t be there in the first place or he would get back on his feet but instead he chooses to be a bum and blow his money on weed and cigarettes.
As someone who works as a controller, to me this is a cautionary tale that makes me want to save and be wise about my retirement planning. It was hard to watch, but he seems content
I'm an accountant myself for government. So I deal with a lot of financial personnel from private/public/non-profit healthcare providers. Something about this guy screams bad personal decisions, lack of accountability, and workplace toxicity.
Don't even save, invest. You'll just end up broke by saving. There this thing called inflation and it's actually just another way the government tax you but secretly when they print more money.
This channel is amazing. The videos are as relevant today as they were when they were made during the Dubya/Obomba admins. They give me that little extra oomph to make sure to keep your head on a swivel, knowledge in your bank and good people/family around you. Focus on yourself and the rest comes in time.
brapbrapbrapbrapbrapbrapbrap you don’t understand what he’s saying. He is saying everybody in the background are not invested on their phone. They are just walking
in my own experience here in Ireland, the homeless are the most polite people you could meet. as he says, there is a real sense of solidarity between people. most of my neighbous couldn"t care if I dropped dead. food for thought. be well.
@eb Ka Not that simple. Perhaps if he wasn't taking money from the productive people in order to go get stoned, but really he is nothing more than a useless leech.
It’s simple.Age is bullshit , people get older according to their own genetic and biological traits not because of a number..you get it..some will get older before other peoples of the same age
It’s scary how close the majority of the population is to becoming homeless or in a very dangerous spot just based off one run of bad luck, an addiction, a major injury, etc.
@@lipeeeeee Hey, dipshit. You have family and friends who are also struggling. 60% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. 60%. That's one surprise medical expense, an injury, a car accident, a job loss and 60% of people would be on the street. "Your problem" no dumbass, it's all of our problem. Whose money pays for that welfare? Foodstamps? Rent assistance? We do.
Yeh it is so weird. 2009 doesn't seem like it was 10 years ago, but back in 2009, 1999 seemed like it was AGES ago. And yet both were the same 10 years. I guess time just moves faster and faster the older you get. But I think also it's the fact that each decade no longer has a "feel" to it anymore. The 70's, 80's and 90's all had a distinct "feel" to them. But after the 90's, each decade just feels the same. Generic.
@@amazinmets8439 I feel like the 00s had a "feel" to them. But I agree that the 2010s have been generic. There's nothing that sets the 10s apart other than like... man buns and those sneakers that look like socks and running shoes had a baby. There's so much generic music and TV as well, which adds to it. Nothing that stands out.
@@amazinmets8439 I could relate to what you said. The 70s, 80s, and 90s, are distinct in each decade. After that, it feels the same. That's also how I feel. Nowadays the hours seem to fly away, so fast.
Bader Alquood that’s not what he means. I believe he means it’s odd to see an intelligent man who was living a good life for a while with a job, and suddenly went homeless.
What I find sketchy is that he worked over 20 years as head accountant and is not a homeowner. I think he partied his income away over the years and never took life seriously.
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Many of us partied our houses away. It's a lot easier than you think. And he partied his income away precisely because he takes life too seriously.
@@Julian-we6qg There's a difference between taking what the system gives you and exploiting people's kindness. Do you really expect a homeless person to not take whatever welfare is available to them?
@@SimonTimbers There is a difference between taking money from the system and taking money from people giving it to you*, be the cause to both whichever. A difference does not equal (negating variables). These two variables neither negates nor completes each other, they are though partial subsets of each other. Neither do i expect anything, what i do is that 1. I believe it to be just for the state to give the set money as i believe it to be just for those who gain from it to TAKE the money. 2. i believe it to be due to the partial commonality as mentioned in sentence nr 2 that it is absurd to take the state-money while judging it abuse to take what comes from this set of other people that are NOT abused by desiring to give their own money. 3. It is absurd to call it abuse unless there are abused victims, and it is unreasonable to deem imoral the abuse unless the sum of victims times the abuse is lesser then whatever is gained from the giving itself as well as the sequence of effect thereafter.
@@SimonTimbers And for clarity's sake; to the latter point above; my argument only regards generalities of occurrences, and not specifics to the degree they diverge from the former.
@@Julian-we6qg From my perspective, I would love to give to these people, help lift them out of poverty, but no one can reasonably be expected to do so alone. I don't have a strong opinion on beggars, and I understand that this guy is judgemental of other homeless people when maybe he shouldn't be. But if you encourage a system that relies solely on charity, that does not create a system where genuinely bad people with no morals provide for society in any way, so I prefer a system where everyone pays into that can create a life for these people where they don't feel like their challenges are insurmountable and can have some basic dignity, without unnecessarily punishing the financial well being of good people who want to help. With food on the table and a roof over his head, I genuinely think this guy would be more likely to want to participate in the economy. It feels like this guy just gave up, and honestly if I were in his position, I probably would have too. I'm also a little confused about your comment and what the point is that you were trying to get across in all honesty. Can you put it in simpler terms please?
This guys dream is to be a used car salesman. Doesn't sound too unrealistic, he seems like he is perfect for that. Wonder if anybody ever helped him get going.
hes not dead im not trolling but he actually walks around westwood village in california, the guy looks the same pre-aged and smokes eats out of trash and walks around in a suit, me and my dad like to call him the mayor of westwood
He’s got the mind of either an entrepreneur or movie director. Idk, I haven’t listened to him long enough so that’s more my opinion than anything. Anyhow, he’s definitely got a pretty high IQ; I can tell that much. He’s definitely a visionary. He was asking the videographer what kind of content he wanted so that he could better make his content correct. He’s definitely too free spirited to work for anyone. I wonder how he would be if he was completely clean and in a leadership role?
He don't look homeless, he looks like he's about to sell me a used car.
Ricky, lmao best comment
@Figueroa Rury Laquinta said nobody ever
Lmfaoooo
What does homeless look like tho?
It doesn't have a face...
Like depression ETC.
Ricky, Hi, There is an old saying, "Looks can be deceiving." one doesn't know until one really looks.
He has a great way of talking. Like 60's Hollywood movies.
he sounds like Jeff Goldblum!
He ole Skool NYC at 62.
Vice city
@@sadboiinblack1892 isn’t that suppose to be Miami?
@@MbisonBalrog yeah but he looks like he comes out of gta VC
This guy missed his calling as an actor.
He can STILL be...Central Casting always needs background actors of medium size.
Self righteous, arrogant, seems to be intelligent....but narcissist.....
better call saul
Its not too late! They always need roles at Netflix
He is like a mix of Steve Buscemi and Al Pacino
This guy was homeless since '97 and maybe even earlier than that and he's still wandering around looking like he just became homeless a day ago?. Give this man a medal.
He said he’s been homeless for six months lol
@@swimfan752 He said both
This was 13 years ago
God damn I was born in 97
He said 6 months dummy
guy seems to have the gift of talking without actually saying anything
Got that salesman trait to him lol
So does my bi-polar father. Who, when he does work, works in sales.
Thats acounting for you
Doesn't every American?
GS - a lot of people these days seem to possess this trait
62 years old ,he looks more like 40yrs old.
He's got younger living like that. Being homeless in LA is the real deal. Honestly looking forward to. See you in the streets!
SUn Pls wtf 🤨
@@iamLODD Meow
RooAR!
AND he smokes, what the fuck how do I get some genes like that
This guy is so positive he makes being homeless seem like a glamorous adventure.
It can be
@@justinferrer1866 Wait , What ?
@@elhuron9486 Sometimes I think I'd rather be homeless than to work for some piece of shit CEOs who see me as nothing but a number and they're getting billions from the work their hard working employees do.
@@lachousalle31 ok i get that but would you actually physically sleep on a street rather than work for an asshole ?
My mom is bipolar she was in mental institution i was on my own for entire winter back when i was 15 so i was spending all my money that was left for food i spend it on dope and i got hooked and 3 months later without food , heating nothing i got taken to live in a different country with my dad . When i didn't had nothing i became nothing but that's me and that's my opinion obviously i didn't sleep rough but i can imagine just that oblivious thinking when you can't even pretend everything is gonna get better
El Huron don’t worry about
It's been 14 years. I hope he's alright. I hope he's still alive.
Damn your right I'm watching this like it was yesterday.
God bless him and look after him
Same here just watched...hows Larry? would be great to know
Hes now a lawyer named Saul Goodman
@@farkaskrisz3600 let me guess his girlfriend is kim wexler 🤣
Homelessness and age aside, this dude's got great hair
😂
I was thinking that.
@@WINTER2024CALIFORNIA BIG FACTS
i know right. i'm jealous.
Thought the same thing
At first I thought the cameraman was being rude telling him he had less than 10 minutes before remembering this was the old days of youtube when videos couldnt be longer than 10 minutes.
This comment is older than the video 😳😳
@@METALLICARULES11 Legend
Woah this comment is 12 years old and was just posted a week ago! 😨😨😱
Wait, This Video is 11 years old right now acording to youtube.but this comment is 12 years old???
OH FOR FRIG SAKE
I will hire him as the president of the homeless.
bruce lee bro this is hilarious 😂😂
bruce lee he was murdered in 2011
bruce lee CEO of Homelessness
@@zanem499 Really? How do you know?
DK1019 I was wrong
Dude has a great aura about him. Just accepts his situation and keeps it pushing. Prayers up to him & his. 🙏🏾
he's a bum. get over it. He has no plans to rejoin the functioning of society. He is a parasite. If he had any family that cared for him he wouldn't be a homeless bum. He has no friends. just people who do drugs and alcohol with him. Shame such good hair is wasted on him.
I agree with you. But there's one problem with that. The writer Herman Wouk once wrote: "No adult is without problems except a happy imbecile."
Right?
He's more content than many middle-class people I know. Seems like a really chilled and social fellow as well.
@@davidlamotta1994 ignorance is bliss buddy
@@Night-op7zf true
If you told me this guy was a multimillionaire I'd believe you
Oy vey, that is so perceptive.
LMFAO legit
This guy is a multimillionaire
Cancer victims?
The irony is a lot of people who have money particularly famous people dress like they have no money.
"I eat from the trash like a millionaire" .... weirdest flex
hahahahahahaa
Not realy you have any idea the shit people trow away that is still perfectly edible or usable, it only looks weird for us for we live and think different
Not a serial killer Not a dealer 😂😂
@@jeffreyyyy3052 I remember reading a book written by a guy who chooses to eat out of the trash. He teaches you how to pick the good stuff and what to look for
this comment made my day.
Looks and sounds like he could get a job in the next scorcese gangster film.
Yes
@Josh Doe the film of the millennium, critics say it sounds too good to be true! 🤣
@@Jman21UK scored a 96% on Rotten Potatoes 😋
Yep
Larry the tramp got whacked
Having been homeless myself I can totally relate to this guy , there’s more loyalty and trust between the homeless than most of the rest of society put together
as the uploader explained in the description, in other areas it's the opposite. other homeless rob you everything while you sleep, even broken shoes. and bands extorsion you, others assault you in alleys, women are enslaved as prostitutes, ...
you sound like you got a drug problem adam. trust in the homeless? ARE YOU CRAZY!!!!! Bet you believe all the strippers in the titty bars are just financing their college education or paying to keep mom on life support. get real. were you homeless for a week end or less?
Well
If only
When you've hit the streets, all you got is each other. When you got a job, kids, wife, dog/cat, and a bunch of stuff...some people struggle to keep it all together and lose sight of what is important - each other; relationships.
this dude just doesn't give a shit, he totally accepts the fact that he became homeless and dealt with it like it was just a random event of life ... not everyone is capable of such
Well, after all he is homeless, which is pretty much rock bottom in my book. I don't think he has very much to worry about anymore.
@@mrvince316 Every homeless person doesn't act like he does tho
as long as he is healthy and not taking charge of a family but only of himself it is far less painful i guess
Why is he wearing nail polish 😳
Neither should anyone, FUCK republicans!
He looks incredibly good for 62. He doesn't look older than 45. Hope he's still around and doing well.
I knew he was from New York, the minute he opened his mouth!
hahahahaaha
Shannon please keep quiet
True
Shannon how are you xx
Where is he today I wonder in 2024??
I have watched this a ridiculous number of times. I love this guy
This man looks likes the man who came from Miami in 1982, with time machine.
He does not belong to now.
Uzman Doktor looks like he is a homeless former mobster from 70s/80s
Cocaine is a HELL of a drug
This video's from 2008
Cb cooper
@@philipbanks632 Yeah. Personally, I think that times have drastically changed since around 2013 onwards after the boom of smartphones and internet to the masses. Times before that were simpler. 2008 was much similar to the 80s than 2018 is to 2008.
guy in video: your the second accountant that i talked to today
me who recently graduated with accounting degree: well shit
@@ceb7894 not if u make partner in big4
From my experience as an accountant, In any company the accountants salaries are always the lowest. If you get fired for any reason then you will never get a job, the first thing employers think about you is that you got fired because you stole some money. Currently, everything is computerized, you can find many accounting systems that can do anything, booking, generating financial statements, calculating and paying taxes & doing financial analysis. So you can get anyone to do accounting job because it's just a data entry job.
@@sharkS2 not sure if we r doing the same thing, public is different
@@gunbroker3524 To be a CPA first you need master's degree, so this will cost you much of money plus the CPA exam fees. The average CPA gets around 60K a year so, do you think is it worth it? and the average CMA gets around 30K a year. And you have to take into account all the studying and the efforts needed to get such certifications. Finally, any accounting job is a risky job a small mistake and you will be behind bars.
@@ceb7894 Who's laughing at who in Finance? To get a good finance job you'd probably need a CFA which trust me is no joke, an MBA or masters in Finance or somesort, and you'd have to be ready to work 14-16 hours a day 6 days a week to get above 100k in investment banking or trading. Not to mention the competition is insane, and without connections, you have almost zero chance. Most Finance majors end up working as tellers or financial planners making $15 an hour here in Canada.
This guy sounds like a zany celebrity on a late night show
Wayne Payne98 what does that say about our celebrities?
Sounds normal to me. Infact, seems like a good guy
P WK so true
But worlds apart internally
He's basically just budget Jeff Goldblum
No one should be homeless , hungry , without a place to live .
And not having a toothbrush/toothpaste
Agreed. But one has to take responsibility for their own journey. Realizing this was several years ago, but seems he could get a job right away. But doesn't seem like the kinda person who would be ok with working in a fast food place.
This guy, is homeless cause he is ok with it, and doesn't seem to have the drive to get out of it.
He would rather lay on a park, smoke, and paint his nails
If they don’t want to work or can’t work because of decisions they made, why should those who do want to work or make better decisions have the fruits of their labour distributed to the other group? That quite simply, is theft.
@j m This is Social Media numbnuts. Comments are part of it. And, as you even point out, I did say "seems"
Could be completely wrong, but basing the comment on what comes across in the video. Even he mentions being fired multiple times, and homeless a few times.
So just an opinion, nothing more, or less
The guy comes across, as somewhat coherent, and communicates well.
Dude is capable of working, whether pushing a broom, or flipping burgers, I doubt he'd be able to find a job as an accountant off the get.
And, to add to it, doesn't appear he is suffering too much
Yeah, probably a hard life etc.. and would take some time and energy and focus to get back up and running, but yeah, based on this 10 minutes, doesn't seem like he would want to.
Hes grown accustomed to this lifestyle. Its what he knows, and is comfortable in it.
Answer honestly, do you really see this guy accepting a job at McDonald's?
If so, he would've already done it
WHAT ARE YOU?! A COMMUNIST?!!?
This homeless man dresses better than 90% of America today.
it's just homeless people in America live better than most of the rest of the world. Yet you Americans bash and hate your own country, not realizing what a great gift you've been given
@@alexshapiro9841 America is a shithole lmao
@@RaitoYagami88 Everywhere is relatively a shithole
@@RaitoYagami88 if you think America is bad now, remember that it could be a thousand times worse. Do you consider countries that create literal hell on Earth for their nations? In my country, communists killed millions by famine, and millions more by slow death in camps or execution. In China now, they install cameras inside people's apartments (edition.cnn.com/2020/04/27/asia/cctv-cameras-china-hnk-intl/index.html). In The US at least it's hard for any single individual or party to take full control of the country, because of the system of checks in balances. This is the only reason you still have some freedoms.
And if you look at other countries in 2020, well, if America is bad, then where do you go then? To wealthy Europe? Grab a time machine and travel to 2019 then, because it's not that wealthy any longer
@@alexshapiro9841 people make each other's life miserable. it doesn't matter where you go.
Guy took two days to say he spilled a bottle of lemonade in his suitcase.
Lmao best comment 😂
He's from the East Coast. Just moved here from the West Coast and people here talk A LOT.
LMFAO
Had to get it off his chest smh
And made it interesting
This guy looks like he is the second brother of Saul ("Better call Saul").
"Can't call Larry"
I thought I was the only one omfff
Stay out of my territory
Yes!!!
Um...okay?
He's sitting there teaching them how to interview, love the man; pure class
Annoying actually and a real pantload. Not helping his situation.
back in the day when youtube vids couldn't be longer than 10 minutes
Now if you have a 10 minute video you can double your revenue by adding a 3rd advertisement lol
back in the day when youtube was a fair video sharing website, before it was subverted by militantly liberal feminists
@@Nantosuelta and now we have Instagram "models" that's ridiculous
Back in the day when we didn't mass shootings 10 times a year
Back in the days when I was young, I'm not a kid anymore but some days I sit & wish I was a kid again. 😁
This guy looks like one of those cool English teachers in High school
yup
Dude YES; that's the best description so far.
Yes really lol
Watching these videos makes me grateful for the simple things that I have
Monjit Chetia Watching this makes me want to become a drug addict so I can be like my role model in this video.
@@tonyhuynh2797 😂😂
If people have a place to live and food it is wonderful. Stories like these make me grateful.
This guy is genuinely cool. Probably the reason he’s chill is because he’s high IQ and talented and knows the corporate grind can be just as soul crushing as being homeless. He’s been there done that. He’s not delusional about the grass being greener. A lot of people walking around that appear to have a good middle class life are severely depressed.
He’s a con artist 🤓
@kippered beef its easy to say that. I'd work the most toxic work environment and do therapy than not have a bed to sleep on
@@mrblackmamba117 It's easy to say THAT. Why not go somewhere down the middle where you have a job, a bed, and don't need to see a shrink to stop you from wanting to jump off the Empire State?
Homelessness is a hard life. I'm surprised people are glamorizing this. It's not some cute hobo story. There's a lot of violence and trauma in the streets. You don't know from one day to the next if you're going to live or die.
He's free. Most middle-class ppl have "responsibilities " or a ball and chain.
In years past i wouldn't spend a second on this crap. I was better than this......
For over 20 years I was making $70-80k per year. A few years over $100k. In the past few years because of my spouse facing cancer, the company I was with for over 18 years closing up shop I've lost everything. Lost my house in a short sale. I've sold everything. I swear on my life, all that is. Holy.. My Porsche 911, my bad ass BMW custom 525i, New Toyota Tacoma, motorcycles..... I'm currently an inch from homeless.
Don't think it can't happen to you.
America giveth and taketh away. I prefer the safety of Norwegian life.
merica giveth and merica taketh, sometimes the taketh seems a bit disproportionate to the giveth, but we do our best
Eric Wilcox buddy only reason that happened is cuz you listened to the man
@@ushyamamoto7098 it happened because his wife got cancer. Only in America do people go bankrupt due to healthcare costs
you're an idiot. why wold you buy all that shit and not save your money. don't feel sorry for you
I love that he calls throwing a decent Picnic with his friends a party. That’s fantastic.
Party means there is crack involved
The man is a genius with words !
Our tax dollars at work
The most charismatic person I've seen on youtube.
Guys like this, you're never quite sure if they're being genuine or he's working an angle. Either way, really interesting guy. Could have listened to him talk for hours
This guy should be Saul Goodman's nemesis.
Saul Badman
haha that’s a good one
Once again, in my recommended for the fifth straight year.
god dam! I don't even have words but yea you got it
Saul’s a lawyer not an accountant.
This was almost 11 years ago.
Larry would be in his early 70's now. I wonder how he's fairing out there.
shit I just noticed this was from 2008, thought it was recent as it was in my recommended.
He's an idiot, no one in his right mind goes partying with welfare money... he's obviously not trying to get out of the situation as much as he wants us to believe he does...he deserves nothing better than where he is irresponsible idiot
curious george let’s see you live on $220 a month lol
@@henry3397 i'd never waste anything on partying Being homeless...he did the same for 400usd and his friend for 1000usd...these people are retarded degenerates...they deserve where they are if they lose money on shit like this... his kind would never get my empathy, the kind to shit on you if they had it well
curious george he is an idiot then how could he become a head of accountants? Everyone has their own up and down in life. No matter how smart you are, when the time come you are gonna suffer mentally and physically.
Managing your money in your early years is important. People often want to rush out and start living it up, or sharing with everybody. Nothing wrong with sharing, but also have plans for your future at the same time. Try and buy a house and pay it off as soon at you can. That was what I did. I had three jobs at one time, and was barely getting any sleep. And I did any type of job I could find. I manage to pay off my mortgage in less than six years. After that, life got a lot easier, and no fear of losing my home, or becoming homeless. Those six years were hell. But well worth it. Now I just pay HOA fees and utilities each month.
3 jobs is better than none. Managing money is nothing more than having enough to eat and pay rent for many of us.
Videos of the past really??
That's great until you find out you're married to a mentally ill person who's secretly gotten you into serious debt and is constantly playing mind games with you making you suicidal to where you can't make rational decisions consistently. You wake up smiling because you have $1k in a secret account and then discover they've ran up half a million dollars in loans and credit cards in your name without your approval and you come home from work and they're having sex with different women every night and let's see.
Robin Lavois did the really happen
Richard Sci that house aint yours. if u paying prop taxes it aint yours. its the banks. there is no american dream. ur all debt slaves to worthless pieces of paper. we are all dead next year anyway...martial law..good luck
There is a beautiful camaraderie amongst the homeless that many of us do not get to see. Also there was a highly educated group of individuals who just kind of checked out of society. Thank you for these videos to give us all perspective and understanding of the homeless community.
He looks great for his age
More like tremendous especially because of his situation
He could be exaggerating.
@@NemeanLion- this guy looks great for his age and situation
I am an accountant. I'm currently 25 yrs old. I used to be depressed. I overcame depression in 2019. I was depressed for 7 years from 2012 to 2019. It started when my father died. The only person i had. So that shattered me. I lost my motivation to live. I fucked up my studies.i used to be an excellent student. But i graduated anyway. Then i fucked up my jobs as well. Because i didn't see the point of living. My worst year was 2018. I almost killed myself. I STOPPED working for 1 year because depression consumed me. I gave up. I used to watch this videos from mark while i was depressed. So i thought that if i don't kill myself, i will end up like them. So i'd rather kill myself. But thankfully,i overcame depression. Because of these videos from mark, i learned that i have to be kinder to homeless people and try to help them as much as possible. Before, these videos used to make me feel sorry for myself, but now i use this as motivation to become better and as a reminder that we are one bad day away from becoming like them so we should be kind to them and help them.
How did you overcome depression?
Good for you! Depression is so difficult to deal with. Your story is very inspiring.
Adrian I have been so depressed since my dad my most favorite man in the whole world - passed away 2 yrs ago realized this is not how he would want me to live...but to live my life and be happy - and believe when our time has come we will be with them again🌟 hold onto that message 🙂 hope this helps and this may or may not sound crazy but I talk to him each day bc not a day goes by I don't think of him.
he's over 60 and has more hair than most people i know who are in their 30s.
Stress free
jose cisneros I doubt he’s feeling less stress
Think about it...when was the last time you saw a bald homeless person
Over 70 now this was uploaded in November 2008 we're almost in 2020
now what nah he died already
That was 12 years ago. He’s in his early 70’s now. Hope he found a place and is happy...
He didn't Mister. 😃
@@MichaelGiordano777 what?
This was filmed in 2008. It is now 2019. Larry is now ~73yrs old. I wonder if he is ok?
Not quite 73 yet because this was uploaded November 26 and he said that his birthday was next Sunday so his birthday must be in the beginning of December
@@maitro94 He died in 2011 stabbed to death in the neck near a post office case is still unsolved
Gilgamesh the article is about a different Larry who was 47 when he was stabbed
STOP speading damn LIES on here Gilgamesh
@@Kojikeefy really
This video is 12 years old. He would be 76 now. I wonder if he's still alive.
@@6Persona6Ignotus6 You are fucking pathetic.... Stay mad :)
hes not dead im not trolling but he actually walks around westwood village in california, the guy looks the same pre-aged and smokes eats out of trash and walks around in a suit, me and my dad like to call him the mayor of westwood
@@quarantinevids5900 you should interview him!
@@RachelleHuizinga hes not mentally there
@@6Persona6Ignotus6 straight up the arse ffs
I love his damn straight forward attitude and personality. 😎🤙
for real me too, down to earth af
New Yorker. 🌼
I could listen to this guy all day. Better than anything on RUclips
I didn't know they had remastered Vice City
Holy shit. I shouldn't laugh.
"I poke my head out of the gutter for one freakin' second and fate shovels shit in my face!"
He seemed very honest and giving, I wish the best for him.
This guy is like someone in a Quentin Tarantino mivie
oh, is "mivie" Tarantino's new film??
Avatar Anonymous your one of those huh?
It's Jean Philippe from The Sopranos!
@@sandman9151 😆🕶️
If there was a GQ for homeless people, this man would be on the cover. Good looking fella. You can tell he was a business professional. Dressing well is engrained in our psyches, regardless of the situation. Hopefully this man is finding peace, today. Godspeed.
he is, he has panache which must be hard to maintain when you're on the streets
Yup and great polished finger nails . Color goes with his suit
They could put a lot of these people on a podcast. I would listen to this dude talk for an hour.
But I think it would cause other RUclipsrs to to do the same and just take advantage.
At least this RUclips channel has good credit
I don’t know some accountants are revenue driven but most are not. But generally speaking, accountants are just business casual to even casual nowadays. To wear the coat means almost to hint that that he was just commission based but I do not want to judge.
He looks a lot comedian like David Brenner (1936-2014), hair and all.
Wow, this guy has the gift of conversation!
Elizabeth Orozco eh
“What are you doing for your birthday?”
“Im getting money on Wednesday and I’m gonna spend a lot of it on marijuana to be honest with you.”
gotta appreciate his honesty
I dont understand how anyone can spend money on herb. Grow yer own.
@@ambriadaniels-dovolis7496 It's possible just not in the heart of the city.
ruclips.net/video/sCPC2QJhOuA/видео.html
@@Bulgeofpersuasion i wish it was legal here
@@ps5056 its not legal to grow in my city but I do it anyway and they dont bother me. Its California and a mexican neighborhood, people mind their own business here.
This was hard to see. He seems perfectly capable of taking care of himself but something keeps holding him down
drugs and alcohol bro. + he is getting used to that life and it sucks
Well bankruptcy is built into our monetary system as the shaky foundation on which a lot of "free market" control mechanisms have been put into action, e.g OPEC, WTO and many of the post 1980's deals ending in FTA. I hope that in a thousand years, humanity will look back on our time as the socio-economic dark age that it is.
The church is IMF + World and central banks, the gospel is liberty and individuality and the end result is an economy so narrowly controlled and passed through so few conglomerates it supersedes Stalin's wettest dreams. My point is that guys like this are inevitable in our current society. He is a systemic outcome yet people are trained to point at him and kick downwards, usually by treating the onset of abuse as the cause of the misery, strapping the horse behind the carriage.
@@davidfonetti2159 he said he hardly uses drugs and alcohol - this was in the peak of the recession, he probably lost everything as many others did.
He looks vulnerable to drugs and alcohol. I hope he's okay. Listening to him talk to you about food really made me hungry. Good video from Sacramento
@RaniaIsAwesome your right his choices hes making and his attitude. Hollywood should make a movie with him in mind.
Workplace bullies are real. He must have been really good at his job because that's who they go after.
most competent professionals learn how to deal with workplace bullies. this guy is a parasite. he doesn't want to be part of society. why should society care about him. he could get a job dishwashing. he could be the bully there. why don't these white educated men work construction or something. I bet his mom would be sad to know he grew up to be a bum. he sees himself as a victim, and there for he doesn't have to go to work or get up early or pay the bills and .. no he just wants the protection of the cops food stamps welfare, and what ever he can get to avoid being the nobody he is.
I know workplace bully is real when you are too good at what you do.
@@wolverinex4243 💜
Yes, its true most of account executives, junior and regular executives get big bonuses they do not want someone who really understand the information. For example, they used to ban ethical appraisers with no disciplinary actions meaning from their regulatory agency while hinting clients to use ones that had some. Same thing with tax preparers and/or other misrepresentation. Ones that would finesse the numbers so it would get it approved stays.
See there is no commission coming in if the deal was denied and/or a price hit the problem is that from a risk perspective sometimes companies go down because of this and/or have to do some complex synthetic CDOs swaps to get the assets 'off' their balance sheet.
Sad just show how for-profit bonuses can destroy a company without understanding the controls and/or the business details. Most of the executives I know do know about human error meaning intentional errors at the smaller scale is more about speed and bonus rather than quality at quota.
The dude is so smart he spent time explaining a water spill in his suitcase while on a time crunch. Love you and hope you are doing ok.
Smart bcz he gave away very little ..?
This guy makes being homeless look cool he dresses nicely,looks neat ,carries a good suitcase and apparently eats better than a millionaire he basically has fun better than I do 😂😂 big up from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
American homeless = africa middle class?
@@williamkelly5689 that is very disrespectful homless cant equal middle class anywhere
@@williamkelly5689 hahahaha
no lying. a better general country means better life even for the homeless.
@@williamkelly5689 upper class 💀
Incredible People.. this is the most grounded I've ever felt on YT
13 yrs ago?! I hope this amazing guy is safe and doing well wherever he is. 💔
I respect this man's honesty and enthusiasm. He reminds me of the type that seems more than capable but quite frankly doesn't desire to play into the everyday system. He'd make a good motivational speaker for surviving/having a positive outlook during situations that aren't the most easiest and how you can be homeless and not have a 'homeless' state of mind.
I am so stupid....those videos scare the shit out of me, as this can happen to many of us so easily, and yet I find it interesting and keep watching it.
Abigame agree same here
Same
The gaming Turnip i was just about to comment this :/ same
nikto45 find a other job? I work warehouse and that's pretty easy to find..idk I didn't go to school and can find a decent paying job working warehouse
become a nurse and u r set
Larry sounds like he has been homeless since may... of 1986.
ollopa1 lol
He might not have a solid grasp of time. That 6 months might of been the last 2 yrs. Like his homie Glen and Carlos.
I almost pissed laughing so fucking hard at this comment!! Since May of 1986!!! Hilarious
lmfao! That made me laugh out loud.
Yah, that suits around Miami vice era.
As a guy with a degree in Marketing and very savvy in selling, getting my way by selling my thoughts, etc., this guy stands out to me. I would take a closer look. Maybe take a chance with him. Not in accounting. But, sale closing.
piss off.
This channel is seriously making me want to switch careers to help out the mentally ill via social work. Most of our systems are broken but I'm only 30 and absolutely miserable in corporate America--and I don't even make good money either! Would need to get a masters and get licensed but man if I could just help one person a month (legitimately) that would make my life so much better
It’s making me want to rent my house out and take a bus somewhere with a backpack
ya beware the education financial complex
@TOTOROID TZZ You do
The quality is really good for a video that came out 11 years ago, I never thought this video was this old.
Damn. I’m just a minute into listening to this man, and he’s asking all the right questions. He’s very tuned in to his audience and intends to speak and make an impact. This is even rare in people that have a home and consistent meals!
He is not lying. Good folks are out and about in beautiful places. God bless. Thank you for sharing your experience.
He describes a better sense of community and sharing than most people have.
This guy has talent he be awesome in a movie he is interesting intelligent and a character the type of character in a Tarantino movie
Peter Grundy y does everybody refer to people as being in a movie? This is real. movies r fake n hollywood sucks!
Peter Grundy he’s far from intelligent. If he was intelligent he wouldn’t be there in the first place or he would get back on his feet but instead he chooses to be a bum and blow his money on weed and cigarettes.
RiddleBoxRanger Yes, it's definitely a choice...he likes partying and is probably an addict. He seems OK and enjoys his life as it is.
OmG this was what I was thinking too !!!
Trust me i was thinking of the exactly same !
As someone who works as a controller, to me this is a cautionary tale that makes me want to save and be wise about my retirement planning. It was hard to watch, but he seems content
I couldnt tell you were a financial controller
You shouldn't tell. Don't drop a dime.
I'm an accountant myself for government. So I deal with a lot of financial personnel from private/public/non-profit healthcare providers. Something about this guy screams bad personal decisions, lack of accountability, and workplace toxicity.
Don't even save, invest. You'll just end up broke by saving.
There this thing called inflation and it's actually just another way the government tax you but secretly when they print more money.
what does a controller do?
I enjoyed his spirit on this interview .
This homeless man is a rare gem
Very intelligent guy. Probably has depression, unfortunately.
maaz322 needs lsd
Yeah man that'd help... /s?
Better for him than cancer sticks tripper
Seckswithatoaster intelligently lazy
How is he lazy when hes out in the streets doing what he can to survive?
62 holy shit this guy looks like in his late 40's, reminds me of a Simpsons character, dude is very interesting
Is this where Gill ended up in Springfield?
He still got lot of hair with no gray hair, that helps him look younger
Yeah about as interesting as a cockroach! God Bless him.😑
Yea! I was thinking rhat also! He looks like a salesman or a lawyer from the Simpsons lol
This was in 08
This channel is amazing. The videos are as relevant today as they were when they were made during the Dubya/Obomba admins. They give me that little extra oomph to make sure to keep your head on a swivel, knowledge in your bank and good people/family around you. Focus on yourself and the rest comes in time.
He is one of a kind, this is 10 yrs ago wow no cellphone on site
There were cellphones 10 years ago. I had the first droid back in 2009
brapbrapbrapbrapbrapbrapbrap you don’t understand what he’s saying. He is saying everybody in the background are not invested on their phone. They are just walking
I remember back then them nextels was the shit 730 850 930 N boost mobiles LOL
Yeh we had flip phones for phone calls no Facebook shit lol
Yeah youre pretty right tbh.
This dude enjoys being homeless. He's found camaraderie and has figured out how to survive.
Or he's projecting.
@@cl8804 what do you mean?
in my own experience here in Ireland, the homeless are the most polite people you could meet. as he says, there is a real sense of solidarity between people. most of my neighbous couldn"t care if I dropped dead. food for thought. be well.
And taking money from the state to buy weed. Fuck him.
@eb Ka Not that simple. Perhaps if he wasn't taking money from the productive people in order to go get stoned, but really he is nothing more than a useless leech.
This guy looks very young and healthy for a 62 year old.
It’s simple.Age is bullshit , people get older according to their own genetic and biological traits not because of a number..you get it..some will get older before other peoples of the same age
@@Dokrovluka Life style has a lot to do with it as well... 50/50?
@@Dokrovluka Yep. Really noticing that as I get older too.
He is soon to be 75. I guarantee he doesn't look that way anymore if he's still homeless (and alive).
@@Nikes62no chit
It’s scary how close the majority of the population is to becoming homeless or in a very dangerous spot just based off one run of bad luck, an addiction, a major injury, etc.
Your problem
Know yourself and become free.
It's all about that, self control, being aware...conscience !!!
An addiction is not a casualty
@@lipeeeeee Hey, dipshit. You have family and friends who are also struggling. 60% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. 60%. That's one surprise medical expense, an injury, a car accident, a job loss and 60% of people would be on the street. "Your problem" no dumbass, it's all of our problem. Whose money pays for that welfare? Foodstamps? Rent assistance? We do.
Find Dave Ramsey and listen to his advice. You'll be financially independent with any income
nobody is looking at their phones on social media. 10 years ago, what another world.
Patriot Teen just reading their newspapers
Yes there were you dumb fuck
@@ShidaiTaino they still had smartphones back then kiddo, how about the mid 90s
@@FuckSlowShit Smartphones/IPhones LITERALLY came out in 2008 soooooo they probably weren't out yet or phones just haven't warped the peoples mind yet
@@FuckSlowShit technically maybe yes, there were the first smartphones but i remember in 2008 basically everyone still had basic cellphones
at the time of publishing this, 1998 was as long ago as 2008 is now. damn
Yeh it is so weird. 2009 doesn't seem like it was 10 years ago, but back in 2009, 1999 seemed like it was AGES ago. And yet both were the same 10 years. I guess time just moves faster and faster the older you get. But I think also it's the fact that each decade no longer has a "feel" to it anymore. The 70's, 80's and 90's all had a distinct "feel" to them. But after the 90's, each decade just feels the same. Generic.
@@amazinmets8439 I feel like the 00s had a "feel" to them. But I agree that the 2010s have been generic. There's nothing that sets the 10s apart other than like... man buns and those sneakers that look like socks and running shoes had a baby. There's so much generic music and TV as well, which adds to it. Nothing that stands out.
@@amazinmets8439 facts
We're in 2019. 2008 was 11 years ago and 11 years before that was in 1997
@@amazinmets8439 I could relate to what you said. The 70s, 80s, and 90s, are distinct in each decade. After that, it feels the same. That's also how I feel. Nowadays the hours seem to fly away, so fast.
He seems like a very nice,and intelligent man. I hope his life turns around for the better.
He should be a motivational speaker..he’s fantastic
He should do a TedX talk: You too can be a bum. Step one, don't have a job. Step two, get you some sweet welfare......
@@vzxvz9929 step 3 do drugs
Accountant is a pretty sure fire way to the middle class.
He talks about nothing
He hit the nail on the head about the snakes in the business world.
Its terrifying to see a guy like this on the street
He’s homeless you asshole. If he wasn’t you wouldn’t see him on the street. It’s not like he’s a murderer or something.
Bader Alquood that’s not what he means. I believe he means it’s odd to see an intelligent man who was living a good life for a while with a job, and suddenly went homeless.
@@CartoonKidOLLY I think so too. When you see someone like this on the street, you realize that one day, you could be giving an interview like this.
To be fair he could have stated why he would be terrified
Bader Alquood haha silly goose ass boi
Plot twist: This dude is actually homeless and was an accountant and not a failed improv actor
Just Some Guy without a Mustache nice to see you here
It was bound to happen
How is that a plot twist? That’s what happened
@@robertd.bailey5930 r/woooosh
How nice you graced this homeless man with ten (10) whole minutes of your precious time and presence. I'm sure he was star struck.
crazy how he went from an accountant to this. it's just mind blowing man.
Wtf...this video is so damn clear and HD that I was in utter disbelief that this was filmed in 2008
Hard to believe iPhone is older than this eh, 10 years prior to this we all had cube tvs
What I find sketchy is that he worked over 20 years as head accountant and is not a homeowner. I think he partied his income away over the years and never took life seriously.
Many of us partied our houses away. It's a lot easier than you think. And he
partied his income away precisely because he takes life too seriously.
West Springfield u don't make that much as a accountant😂
@@alishadawn6636 nope, you must be an accountant too. But you work so much you don't spend that much lol
@@corona_beforecorona 😊
*West Springfield, Well, there's no one else he can blame but himself.*
Larry Well spoken with a really sense of integrity I loved the guy ...thanks for the video
This man sounds like Jeff Goldblum researching a role
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He looks in good shape for being homeless! I work with the homeless and he looks very healthy!
He eats like a millionaire.
I was thinking the same thing, skin is nice & clothes are not shabby.
"That's abusing the position of a homeless person" -Larry
"takes social welfare money" -Larry
@@Julian-we6qg There's a difference between taking what the system gives you and exploiting people's kindness. Do you really expect a homeless person to not take whatever welfare is available to them?
@@SimonTimbers There is a difference between taking money from the system and taking money from people giving it to you*, be the cause to both whichever.
A difference does not equal (negating variables).
These two variables neither negates nor completes each other, they are though partial subsets of each other.
Neither do i expect anything, what i do is that 1. I believe it to be just for the state to give the set money as i believe it to be just for those who gain from it to TAKE the money.
2. i believe it to be due to the partial commonality as mentioned in sentence nr 2 that it is absurd to take the state-money while judging it abuse to take what comes from this set of other people that are NOT abused by desiring to give their own money.
3. It is absurd to call it abuse unless there are abused victims, and it is unreasonable to deem imoral the abuse unless the sum of victims times the abuse is lesser then whatever is gained from the giving itself as well as the sequence of effect thereafter.
@@SimonTimbers And for clarity's sake; to the latter point above; my argument only regards generalities of occurrences, and not specifics to the degree they diverge from the former.
@@Julian-we6qg From my perspective, I would love to give to these people, help lift them out of poverty, but no one can reasonably be expected to do so alone. I don't have a strong opinion on beggars, and I understand that this guy is judgemental of other homeless people when maybe he shouldn't be. But if you encourage a system that relies solely on charity, that does not create a system where genuinely bad people with no morals provide for society in any way, so I prefer a system where everyone pays into that can create a life for these people where they don't feel like their challenges are insurmountable and can have some basic dignity, without unnecessarily punishing the financial well being of good people who want to help. With food on the table and a roof over his head, I genuinely think this guy would be more likely to want to participate in the economy. It feels like this guy just gave up, and honestly if I were in his position, I probably would have too. I'm also a little confused about your comment and what the point is that you were trying to get across in all honesty. Can you put it in simpler terms please?
This video is ancient, wonder whatever became of this man fourteen years later?
A very interesting dude. I hope he finds enough weed!
I don't the planet could produce enough weed for people like this bum to consume...
PizzaPartyNightmare your a idiot lmfao hope ya not as stupid as you sound because ya not gonna make it far
Matt's Lawncare YOU'RE* a fucking idiot. Learn how to use proper grammar, before I stick my thumbs up your ring-piece, gobshite😆😆😆
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Dale Hopper he in LA bro thats easy 😂
This guys dream is to be a used car salesman. Doesn't sound too unrealistic, he seems like he is perfect for that. Wonder if anybody ever helped him get going.
hes not dead im not trolling but he actually walks around westwood village in california, the guy looks the same pre-aged and smokes eats out of trash and walks around in a suit, me and my dad like to call him the mayor of westwood
@@quarantinevids5900, thank you for sharing! Glad to hear that Larry is around! Please tell him about this video!
@@quarantinevids5900 Really! I have never seen this guy. I grew up in Santa Monica and now attend UCLA in westwood!
@@quarantinevids5900 Pics or he isn't alive
Being an accountant does not prevent homelessness
Nathaniel Carreon no shit sherlock
Murloc Mage it’s a common saying that being an accountant is an extremely safe option.
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Nice try
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Yes but being a GOOD accountant does
He’s got the mind of either an entrepreneur or movie director. Idk, I haven’t listened to him long enough so that’s more my opinion than anything. Anyhow, he’s definitely got a pretty high IQ; I can tell that much. He’s definitely a visionary. He was asking the videographer what kind of content he wanted so that he could better make his content correct. He’s definitely too free spirited to work for anyone. I wonder how he would be if he was completely clean and in a leadership role?