Let me add this... this may be “homeless” to people with money but I know what REAL homelessness is. It’s when you have to knock on someone else’s door and wait for them to let you in because you can’t even afford this. This actually looks like some studio apartments I’ve looked at. Homeless is when you don’t have your OWN spot to go to. Where you can’t lay things down anywhere in your space because someone could steal it. This is small but it’s better than being on a shelter. Someone is getting paid for him to live there . That’s all that counts
I'm not trying to take anything, from what you're saying, but living in hotels and motels IS being homeless. Those are temporary shelters NOT your home. Do you know how embarrassing it is to be seen in one of those and having the people that work there looking down on you? No, it's not as bad as living, on the streets, but it's NOT a picnic either! Edit: I stayed in a safe hotel. I was lucky, but some people aren't. There are tons, of families, living in dangerous hotels and motels because that's their only choice. You have to have all of your things in one room. Hotel/Motel living is being homeless if that's your only option besides the streets. I certainly wasn't staying where I was at because I was on vacation!
@@msrain1235Get over yourself. It's not homeless. I live in one and it's nice and warm in here, clean, furnished, cable tv, wifi, large refrigerator, kitchenette, hot shower and bath, quiet outside. Homeless is what the people across the street are that are wrapped in plastic, living in a tent in the woods bathing in a creek, trying to stay warm and find something to eat. There's a big difference in the two.
@TheCsaf243 you get over yourself! You don't know my situation. Not that I owe you any explanation, I lived in a 3 bedroom house before I lost it. I couldn't go to a shelter because they were all full. I worked my ass off to stay in that hotel room which because I worked so much without much sleep I got sick a lot. I don't care what you say. That room wasn't my home. It was temporary shelter! I had to put a lot of my things in my room. Don't be so judgmental just because you have a different story than someone else. You don't have the right to do that! Like I said, I wasn't staying at that hotel because I was on vacation! Whether you like to believe it or not staying in a hotel or motel is being homeless because that wasn't your home before whatever happened to you. So once again you get over yourself and stop being judgmental! And another thing people that did vacation there talked about and looked down on us that lived there as well as the workers. I've heard that the hotel where I used to live has gotten worse.
4:50 He can’t understand why they don’t save for a permanent residence. Yes 56 a day is about 400 per week but he still needs to put money away for food and transportation plus basic needs like washing clothes ... His co host couldn’t have shut him down better
Yeah but you can't save none of it cuz all of it goes to paying for the room and to get something to eat and then the next f****** day you got to start all over again
Live, in a hotel/motel, where that's your only option and bad neighborhood, all, of your belongings, in one room, stay, for 30 days, move out and start all over again. Then come back and respond!
@Janel there are several people that work several jobs or 60-70 hours a week at the job that they have. Please don't speak, about this, if you've never been through it. It's not an easy life.
Yeah then you end up living in your vehicle and then you get harassed by the man kicking you when you're already down telling you you can't do that oh what the hell can you do
Yes, with landlords, some could be greed. But as a homeowner, property taxes and insurance, and upkeep prices keep rising because of inflation. So landlords have to keep raising rents to offset the higher prices. After all they are in the business to make money. Many of them depend on the money themselves to live on. If they have to pay higher prices, then they have to raise rents. It trickles down and affects everyone. Just because a person is a landlord, doesn't mean they are rich, or even close.
I agree our citizenry should be prioritized first. Even though I am all for immigrants wanting to better their own lives it unfortunately places geographical pressure in certain areas. Just look at LA and it's surrounding areas where the natives can't compete with countless immigrant families that are all crowded just to pay rent causing lack of housing and rents to soar. Some people don't have it like that but I doubt the immigration problem is going to stop anytime soon especially in blue states.
Thankfully we own our home, but taxes keep going up and we have to carry insurance. Prices of everything getting higher is affecting everyone, but the rich. Rents go up because property taxes and upkeep and insurance are going up, up, up! I feel so bad for these children and families. 65 yrs old and I've never seen this. However, I do know there were homeless people during the Great Depression.
Americans are homeless and it's rising in numbers. Yet, our southern border is wide open, and "undocumented" workers send their kids by themselves to live here in the USA. We pay for their housing, food, medical expenses, and education. Everything for free yet our own citizens struggle with living in shelters, motels, and the great outdoors. Where's the justice for our fellow citizens?????? Anywhere in the country?
@@juliaconchas9318 That is the truth and nothing else by the truth... Americans must learn to put Americans first and fo away with stupid laws like if you are born in America then you are American
Having been in that situation all.I can say is people need to Quit having kids. If you are poor, you have no right to have sex and bring kids into the world.
It's not their home though. People can argue that people that live in homeless shelters aren't homeless either because they have a roof over their heads. Where I used to live if a person lived in their car they weren't considered homeless because they had a roof over their heads. Can you imagine? Motels and hotels are turning into homeless shelters.
Let me add this... this may be “homeless” to people with money but I know what REAL homelessness is. It’s when you have to knock on someone else’s door and wait for them to let you in because you can’t even afford this. This actually looks like some studio apartments I’ve looked at. Homeless is when you don’t have your OWN spot to go to. Where you can’t lay things down anywhere in your space because someone could steal it. This is small but it’s better than being on a shelter. Someone is getting paid for him to live there . That’s all that counts
I'm not trying to take anything, from what you're saying, but living in hotels and motels IS being homeless. Those are temporary shelters NOT your home. Do you know how embarrassing it is to be seen in one of those and having the people that work there looking down on you? No, it's not as bad as living, on the streets, but it's NOT a picnic either!
Edit: I stayed in a safe hotel. I was lucky, but some people aren't. There are tons, of families, living in dangerous hotels and motels because that's their only choice. You have to have all of your things in one room. Hotel/Motel living is being homeless if that's your only option besides the streets. I certainly wasn't staying where I was at because I was on vacation!
@@msrain1235 So true.
@@msrain1235Get over yourself. It's not homeless. I live in one and it's nice and warm in here, clean, furnished, cable tv, wifi, large refrigerator, kitchenette, hot shower and bath, quiet outside. Homeless is what the people across the street are that are wrapped in plastic, living in a tent in the woods bathing in a creek, trying to stay warm and find something to eat. There's a big difference in the two.
@TheCsaf243 you get over yourself! You don't know my situation. Not that I owe you any explanation, I lived in a 3 bedroom house before I lost it. I couldn't go to a shelter because they were all full. I worked my ass off to stay in that hotel room which because I worked so much without much sleep I got sick a lot. I don't care what you say. That room wasn't my home. It was temporary shelter! I had to put a lot of my things in my room. Don't be so judgmental just because you have a different story than someone else. You don't have the right to do that! Like I said, I wasn't staying at that hotel because I was on vacation! Whether you like to believe it or not staying in a hotel or motel is being homeless because that wasn't your home before whatever happened to you. So once again you get over yourself and stop being judgmental! And another thing people that did vacation there talked about and looked down on us that lived there as well as the workers. I've heard that the hotel where I used to live has gotten worse.
4:50 He can’t understand why they don’t save for a permanent residence. Yes 56 a day is about 400 per week but he still needs to put money away for food and transportation plus basic needs like washing clothes ... His co host couldn’t have shut him down better
Yeah but you can't save none of it cuz all of it goes to paying for the room and to get something to eat and then the next f****** day you got to start all over again
Exactly! Then apartments want security deposit first and last months rent and a job with 3x the rent income!
Some children in other countries would love to live in that hotel
And?
I lived in a third world country, and you are right. People lived in villages in straw huts. There are many places that are like that.
Live, in a hotel/motel, where that's your only option and bad neighborhood, all, of your belongings, in one room, stay, for 30 days, move out and start all over again. Then come back and respond!
@Janel there are several people that work several jobs or 60-70 hours a week at the job that they have. Please don't speak, about this, if you've never been through it. It's not an easy life.
@@msrain1235 stay for 30 days is only some places. In Las Vegas they don't do this
That is called "American dream"
Yeah then you end up living in your vehicle and then you get harassed by the man kicking you when you're already down telling you you can't do that oh what the hell can you do
It not that the family don't want to work is the apartment landlord are to high there getting Richer while we low-income are getting poorer
Yes, with landlords, some could be greed. But as a homeowner, property taxes and insurance, and upkeep prices keep rising because of inflation. So landlords have to keep raising rents to offset the higher prices. After all they are in the business to make money. Many of them depend on the money themselves to live on. If they have to pay higher prices, then they have to raise rents. It trickles down and affects everyone. Just because a person is a landlord, doesn't mean they are rich, or even close.
@@sharoncrawford7192 exactly 💯 Thank you 🥲🥰🥰
Stop immigrants and deal with your homelessness first
I agree our citizenry should be prioritized first. Even though I am all for immigrants wanting to better their own lives it unfortunately places geographical pressure in certain areas. Just look at LA and it's surrounding areas where the natives can't compete with countless immigrant families that are all crowded just to pay rent causing lack of housing and rents to soar. Some people don't have it like that but I doubt the immigration problem is going to stop anytime soon especially in blue states.
YES!°°°°!!!!!
If they can get a car, they can do Uber, lyft, door dash, GrubHub, and Z trips will give them a car to use
Yea then they’ll REALLY be in the hole at the end of the year.. when it’s time to pay all of that back
The car has to pass an inspection that usually only very new cars pass. And if your homeless I really doubt you car will be that nice
Thankfully we own our home, but taxes keep going up and we have to carry insurance. Prices of everything getting higher is affecting everyone, but the rich. Rents go up because property taxes and upkeep and insurance are going up, up, up! I feel so bad for these children and families. 65 yrs old and I've never seen this. However, I do know there were homeless people during the Great Depression.
Relevant right now in 2022.
I'm living in one after loosing my home
Americans are homeless and it's rising in numbers. Yet, our southern border is wide open, and "undocumented" workers send their kids by themselves to live here in the USA. We pay for their housing, food, medical expenses, and education. Everything for free yet our own citizens struggle with living in shelters, motels, and the great outdoors. Where's the justice for our fellow citizens?????? Anywhere in the country?
Everything but the first sentence was false.
@@juliaconchas9318 That is the truth and nothing else by the truth... Americans must learn to put Americans first and fo away with stupid laws like if you are born in America then you are American
@@juliaconchas9318 you’re the liar here , we can’t afford to fund Mexico and Latin America any longer
ABSOLUTELY 💯
Having been in that situation all.I can say is people need to Quit having kids. If you are poor, you have no right to have sex and bring kids into the world.
The investors and landlord will be buying up the hotels
Pero no son seguros y además son el peor lugar solo es un techo y doy gracias a Dios pero no son vivibles
When Jesus Christ of Nazareth return last all worries n tears r going to go away
Get off the prejudice against calling a motel home. At least they have shelter
It's not their home though. People can argue that people that live in homeless shelters aren't homeless either because they have a roof over their heads. Where I used to live if a person lived in their car they weren't considered homeless because they had a roof over their heads. Can you imagine? Motels and hotels are turning into homeless shelters.
And nothing has or will get better
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Well they don t now how to live great.
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