Chatting with Some Homeless People

[@human777]

thanks for keeping it real. No sad music or you trying to look like a hero. Just having a normal conversation.

[@RotchildFrancoisJr]

That's what made the second one hit hard. Too real.

[@insanezombieman753]

yeah no we dont do that here in lahwf keeping it 100% real and authentic experiences only in lahwf dont forget to subscribe to lahwf for more videos like this and click the bell icon have a good day

[@simplyrob8812]

I agree

[@ausvstheagenda]

I bet he was happy that someone actually wanted to have a detailed conversation with him. Probably feels so lonely. Sucks.

[@bam8606]

Yes indeed

[@tofuguru941]

9:20 "How old are you now?" 29 "29? man... you're my age" Man... I almost cried... Different paths... different outcomes... same time spent on this planet... Could have been any one of us.

[@damiancobb8177]

KillFitGaming this guy is also I diagnosed paranoid schizophrenic, he didn’t chose this path lol

[@imurpapa8120]

@@damiancobb8177 why is that funny

[@justine1767]

Damian Cobb it’s possible he didn’t start out with schizophrenia but it’s a result from long periods of drug abuse. Very unfortunate but we all pay for our choices, there is always hope for things to get better.

[@damiancobb8177]

@@imurpapa8120 lol because the OP was ignorant

[@thejentzen]

justine peña he says panhandles for food and has never had a tent. He sounds too put together to have been an addict, and he doesn't act like a 15-year homeless addict. He wouldn't have the money to get drugs that make you go schizo

[@buxyman123]

The second guy seemed to really appreciate someone listening to him

[@ProMrLecoq01]

Christopher yeah I feel kinda sad because I wish there’s something we could do for him to help him out, like at least get him a tent or something. His story was interesting to hear

[@Mutantcy1992]

Second guy reminds me a lot of my brother, who's an alcoholic and has some to my knowledge undiagnosed mental condition, though not as severe as that guy. But the way he'll just go on and on like he hasn't just had a conversation for a long time or been able to air his grievances for awhile, just like my brother.

[@hypnoticlizard9693]

@@ProMrLecoq01 LAHWF should set up a gofundme for him or something, or atleast buy him a tent.

[@franciscolourenco3814]

lonely men and old people do that...

[@evansautomotive307]

@@franciscolourenco3814 Are you the 1st guy from the video?

[@henrikgostomski286]

second guy really loosened up after awhile. You could tell it was good for him to have someone listening to what he says

[@CrimsonHazmat]

Andrew is also rich and he has the possibility of helping him and they were the same age so that was cool to see

[@coolguy3943]

CrimsonHazmat LOL Andrew is not rich my guy

[@CrimsonHazmat]

@@coolguy3943 Oh. :(

[@mikejonespt2687]

People act the way we treat them, this is why thearpy and meds don't work. This is why prisons don't work.

[@AntonioSaved]

Henrik Gostomski yeah most people on drugs I talk to seem that way as well because they see us as a friend rather than being alienated and isolated from the world, so talking and actually having someone listen is pretty surprising to them.

[@Zefylum]

“You’re my age”.. i don’t know why but that really hit hard.

[@josephjanaskie3326]

Hits hard because it’s a direct representation of what poverty does to people. So disheartening.

[@drink.juice.]

cuz the guy looked upper 30s

[@ericzz93]

nigga no it didnt lol

[@addaboychamp]

​@@josephjanaskie3326 not poverty. mental disorders.

[@no_misaki]

@@garrettsworrldd How is that your business? lmao

[@quentinmacmillan]

The fact that andrew says “we’re going home now” obviously unintentionally just shows how fortunate we all are to actually be able to have a home to

[@siegpasta]

But dude... being homeless just because you dont have a job is REALLY rare in the western world. USA or western-northern Europe. There are so many things that help you get a temporary home and to make you able to get food for the day and make you survive cold winter nights and enough of things for you to maybe get a job and eventually buy a cheap apartment. A normal person here should realistically only be able to be homeless for a couple of months, maybe a year at the worst. The reason there still exists homeless people and ALWAYS will, no matter what change happens, is because of addictions. Drugs, alcohol or even GAMBLING. Pick your poison. These people will never get out of it no matter the ammount of help they get because what got them homeless in the first place was not bad luck, it was their bad mentality. An rare case was the last guy who were homeless since 14! Dude, you have to realise how fucking rare that is and suprise suprise he reveals to us he's got Schizofrenia after a while of talking. When he said he had that, everything made sense to me. There is no way in hell a normal person would run away from home because of "freedom" and staying homeless until the age of 29. No, that's not how the world works here in the west when you have no sort of prior problems such as a mental health disorder or some addiction problems.

[@NeverGoingToGiveYouUp000]

@@siegpasta I guess Western northern Europe and Just USA count as the western world

[@siegpasta]

@@NeverGoingToGiveYouUp000 The problem with saying that is that it also counts in eastern and southern Europe, which is NOT the "western world" they are really poor shit holes who are nothing compared to western and northern Europe.

[@NeverGoingToGiveYouUp000]

@@siegpasta Si basically you're nitpicking to prove your point

[@cscott4815]

@@siegpasta yea because of meth psychosis.

[@sado9961]

Make it a series man. These people have some real interesting stories, plus the awareness helps a ton.

[@sado9961]

@Tom Bombadil Why do you say that? I mean surely it can't make it worse in any way

[@winterworld]

@Tom Bombadil Well I think people often really don't know about this, so it's good to expose it. It's like steve irwin... Someone exploring a subject will make more people aware and if it's a topic that's important you get a rise in interest around it.

[@y.e.a.h5634]

Yes please

[@lightlayagajoie5739]

How does the awareness help?

[@subsWithnotonevideo]

Sado go to the channel invisible people

[@mr.discreet7268]

Damn, the second guy was really 29. He looked like he could've easily been 45-55.

[@danielodors]

Ultraviolet light ages the skin way more than people think.

[@Kysplzzz]

Mr. Discreet Thats what happens when you smoke dope. Dude is clearly hitting the bolo. “You mean when I sleep?”

[@minddweller]

Ian Sampson you do realize weed makes you sleep

[@Joe-hv2bb]

@@minddweller you do realize he's not talking about weed lol

[@turtlegaming7756]

It’s probably more being in the sun than stress and depression.

[@ASFALT21]

Bro he really ended the interview with "We're going home now" LOOOOOOOL

[@777Revolutionary]

ASFALT21 lol savage

[@Rensoku611]

Oh fuck

[@NFM977]

Fffffuuuuuuuccckkkk it just fucking hit me

[@CM-tr9lf]

😂

[@Intheclouds-ru5rp]

HAHAHAHA I bet him and Cherdleys will bust a nut laughing when they realize this.

[@FatCakeSupreme]

“What’s your name?” “Respagooswewan” “Okay, I’m Andrew” BAHHAHAH 😂😂

[@tulipanrosas]

That man was mexican, we usually say our name and last name altogether

[@InterferenciasRG]

Oh, he actually was very clear, but he pronounced it with a very latinamerican accent, he actually said 'Francisco Gusman'

[@tannerschweng7956]

“What’s your name?” “Ahggngnsngnfava” “Okay... I’m Andrew..”

[@chillaxer8273]

The wall just got 10 feet higher

[@CaptainSpalding72]

Hahha

[@smokejc]

It's hard to understand, but his name is Francisco Guzmán.

[@whateverjustposting]

@@smokejc its not really very hard to understand at all... yeah he slurred his words but i still heard what he said

[@errolwebster8260]

@@whateverjustposting Good night

[@isaakjones716]

"so, how did you become homeless?" "just parts of life you know?" "yeah"

[@XxDinoDumperxX]

Lmfao

[@smokinacestm]

2nd homeless guy has a better body than most of us, also I hope all these men find real peace in their lives.

[@Toineuchiha]

Guess that's what snacks do to us lol. Homeless people Aren't that fortunate

[@sublime88sublime]

Im sure his organs are in pretty rough shape. Seemed like he might be an alcoholic

[@zsilent136]

Tony Morales most Meth heads do and the first guy so on that Heroin

[@brucewayne2184]

He probably goes to a gym, man. Lots of homeless people shower at gyms and stuff.

[@AndrewRiscart]

@@sublime88sublime nah he is on clear for sure. Thats why his paranoid. Scyzo ive known/crossed paths with lot of them. Esspecially when I lived in the denver and srpings areas.

[@leanr7133]

That was a crazy moment when you said "You're my age." and that slight pause where you just kinda looked at each other. Like two different versions of yourself that took different paths. That was intense.

[@Toineuchiha]

Can you make a part 2? This was wholesome and amazing

[@melfarus]

Only two interviews, who knows how long it took them to get these two...

[@amane3441]

Yes please!!

[@tylertipke4885]

Please!!!!

[@jamestherockwilson3931]

Yeah and if you see this comment, Andrew, bring a mic for the homeless people cause sometimes it's really hard to hear

[@petermat924]

Yepp another one please

[@McCoy_Buck]

First guy: "why are you homeless?" "I chose to be"

[@jellyacc]

Yeah it's kinda weird but there are ppl like that. Drew Barrymore's dad is or was like that.

[@charliehillebrandt5798]

It’s easier for him emotionally to feel as though he chose too, people do this kind of thing all the time

[@charliehillebrandt5798]

Tadas Maziliauskas are you also homeless?

[@Ethan-fh9lq]

@Tadas Maziliauskas Maybe so, sometimes, but what he said is also true and a fact about people that's worth understanding.

[@PD-Pro-Go]

I volunteer at the soup kitchen in Salt Lake City and I've talked to homeless people about this kinda thing quite a bit. There are legitimately people who prefer to be homeless because all their friends are homeless and they have just gotten used to the life.

[@timmy2310]

29 looks 49 damn. Rough life. Be blessed people and don’t look down on the less fortunate 🙏🏻

[@ericzz93]

please pray for him bro🙏🙏😞🤲🤲

[@TheSmilodon85]

But you just did....

[@halibut1249]

"There but for the grace of God walk I."

[@DaDirtyTroll]

He on good shape tho

[@moralcompass3252]

@@DaDirtyTroll he's in good shape and has a full head of hair. he looks better than most people now a days.

[@ryanmaurer1277]

That was very genuine how you talked to them thank you for that. You should do a few of these it’s very interesting to see a real raw conversation with someone that’s in a position like this.

[@seque95]

man that second guy is heart breaking

[@jackson.denzler.]

Daniel Sequeira how is it more heart breaking than any other homeless person in the video

[@kenj2020]

JDECKLES because he has been homeless since 14

[@jackson.denzler.]

cranston snodgrass lmao

[@dave4468]

@@rudyroman3668 Of course it's different. One made an obvious bad decision to get in that situation, the other is helpless in making the right one.

[@111333meta]

As a scizophrenic ive promised myself never to end up homeless

[@nwikendulue4824]

bro you just had to say it, there are a million ways to end a conversation, but no, "im going home now."

[@bhoomeerg8045]

Giving the guy some motivation lol

[@anternynova1630]

if you worried about getting jumped, checkin' food for feces, seein' and hearin' shit for 15 years...then someone comes out of nowhere and treats him like a human being but o damn he said he was going home when in reality he probably was because he ain't homeless like him hence why he was able to help him out.....all about perspective bro

[@noahmcdaniel4920]

That was the most brilliant part. It was a subtle message to people.

[@justins7796]

I'm dead 💀

[@himangshudeka486]

I can clearly call you stupid ass nigga now. Because u are

[@retromedia5947]

Austin was super chill man . I wish the best for him .

[@controloz3310]

You’re doing something and I for one applaud you for your efforts. A meal voucher in exchange for a minute of their time is an excellent way to get the message out there that we need to be doing more for our homeless. These people slip through the cracks of society every day in every city in the world.

[@joesmit777]

You should have said, "I was just gonna jet back to my place and pop in a blue-ray."

[@dragenmaster5385]

lmao

[@synthesizerpatel7405]

Even homeless guys don’t wanna watch Indian in the Cupboard.

[@kevinfager.]

Hahaha. I actually loved that movie. I mean...when I was a kid. That basically played with toys all the time pretending they were alive. Guess it didn’t hold up that well.

[@CaptChrispy]

Make a video asking college women and men all the questions you asked them. "Do you know where you're sleeping tonight?" Actually could be a good public service video.

[@Brandon24whelan]

Joe Schmidt he did look like a Last Airbender kinda guy

[@SquatSimp]

When he said 29 you could tell that hit him like a ton of bricks.

[@lance4377]

Yep, he said it with a very soft voice like can't believe that it has been like that for 15 years

[@ajydnbsuabsos]

Second guy went through some real shit no cap. Seems like a chill dude

[@Kbd21255]

He's basically fucked because he was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and doesn't have the proper help.

[@PhilhellenicAgori]

you have a great name!

[@opelaurora3276]

Nah, he ran away from home because he was grounded too much, started doing meth and now has drug induced psychosis. The only shit he's been through is because his own actions.

[@danielsilva9502]

@@opelaurora3276 Yeah, I doubt some 14yo kid would run away from home just because of getting grounded a lot. He's not going to tell a stranger the deeper reasons why he ran away. Poor kid was probably abused or something like that.

[@IridescentW]

@@opelaurora3276 Victim blaming is ugly

[@mindofmyown333]

Great work here. A couple of years ago, I was volunteering at my local shelter and preparing lunch when a guy I went to elementary and middle school with came in. He had been homeless since high school. It really hit me hard. I switched school districts in high school and had no idea. This guy is really smart. Genius level stuff, naturally curious mind, but never could stay motivated enough to get anything done. I hope he’s doing okay now. I haven’t seen him again since that day.

[@wwfbook]

More of these, please. This is good work you're doing.

[@AudibleVisibIe]

Hope he links up with chubbs again some time

[@JeffreyMarr]

Thank you so much for making this video Andrew, great message. Really helps open up the mind to homeless people. I'll give away some gift cards tomorrow.

[@melankoliskkatt4359]

You should have the second guy in a longer personal interview

[@KpR0dS]

11:02 "We're going home" weird flex but ok.

[@OldManJenkins69]

Unintentional mean flex 😭

[@wessmall7957]

Best use of this meme ever lol

[@CEOofSleep]

Hehehehe

[@powerstuffup]

What does flex mean?

[@CEOofSleep]

@@powerstuffup showing off, bragging

[@Oli420X]

"what's your name" "Jamie" "Sorry?" "I'm, Austin"

[@Wafflegazm]

He said "Jamie .. yeah yeah .. Austin" Dudes name is probably Jamie Austin.

[@boxingexpert9065]

lmao

[@Chris-ub5fo]

probably that paranoia man, scared to give out his real name

[@kevinfager.]

Who knows 🤷‍♂️

[@ausvstheagenda]

Then Andrew pulls out a police badge lol

[@DatMuslimDad]

Damm the second dude is the real definition of runaway child

[@VEE3RDEYE]

Andrew, go get that dude a tent

[@scorpionGaming-bl4tu]

would he want a tent tho

[@findingnory]

I get your point, but let's not resort to trying to create solutions. Andrew did what he felt he should do. If you feel compelled to go talk to someone in need and give to them, DO IT.

[@buyeth2047]

Then he's got to carry a tent around everywhere, otherwise it would get stolen.

[@opelaurora3276]

Cops would steal it since he can't legally camp in public

[@MarkBelarde1]

losing dog she died

[@billysobolik]

I love how minimal edits you made. This feels very raw and authentic.

[@ZacharyLaid]

You have to respect how *real* homeless people can be and the fact that there is no more ego. It is beautiful, we are all just people trying to get along in this world.

[@danielsilva9502]

Now that's real. These guys aren't even thinking about their image or how what they do makes them look. They've got literally nothing to lose.

[@leonkennedy3398]

Respect for Junkies who commit crime and turn our streets into a garbage dump? No I respect hard working citizens who do things to build up the community, not tear it down with garbage, feces, and syringes

[@leonkennedy3398]

@@beejumittahb8527 I'll never become a drug addict so I don't have to worry. Thanks

[@freewill7549]

He's never had an ego

[@realmboy9086]

Losing or never having an ego isn’t exactly good for your mental health though. Having an ego can contribute to your charisma, better well-being and better self esteem and such. The 2nd guy had schizophrenia which can literally destroy who you are and nearly all of your self esteem. being homeless will make you think more about survival and taking every day by day and I sure as hell can tell you that it’s not pretty. I could have misunderstood your point but I still got this out there so wth

[@ScattySpeaks123]

Best interview yet, in my opinion. Kept it real. They weren’t expecting an interview like others you’ve chatted to. I don’t know why but that makes it more insightful. Please make more of these so we understand what it’s like more.

[@human777]

that's the sad reality of the homeless, a lot of them have mental health issues and would probably have been able to function/live a prosperous life if they'd gotten help at the right time.

[@thisiscait]

Correlation ≠ causation; a significant amount of the more common mental health issues stem from the experience of being homeless. The unfortunate part is they *could* return to health and stability, but have little to no access to the necessary resources.

[@leonkennedy3398]

The sad reality is most are lazy, drug addicts

[@FiftyFivePercent]

@@leonkennedy3398 The sad reality is that you're a disgusting and bigoted human being

[@motttta]

@oooo78 You are in the right path. Portugal fought a huge heroin epidemic in the 70-00's with decriminalization. Plus giving safe spots and needles for clean drug taking, and free methadone distributed daily by vans to several spots. Research it a bit more if you want. I think you will find it interesting.

[@xXJeReMiAhXx99]

@@FiftyFivePercent based on what? I bet you felt like a hero writing that comment even though you're doing nothing but virtue signal, "oh look i called someone bigoted im a good person now" you have nothing to prove him wrong don't pat yourself on the back yet.

[@mdgraystone]

Nice job with keeping it low key. I like the fact that you kept the judgement out of it and let the individuals talk.

[@kimtaylor1878]

Yessss

[@mulkuhbur]

Andrew, you probably don't look at the comments much. But man, I super enjoy your energy. Too many people in front of a camera trying to be hyped and life is great. You seem like you're 'you' always. This was a fantastic video, my sister is homeless. It struck a note.

[@coolguy3943]

LeftyLayns Nigga invite her to your house wtf you doing

[@LordJagd]

It’s probably not that simple, but yeah I hope your sister gets the help she needs.

[@AniMeLoVeR23451]

Lol

[@AQWVegeto]

@@coolguy3943 yea, it's probably not that simple

[@EmilsonLacht]

The way the second one talked and explained everything seemed to me like he was really happy to finally have someone who's listening to them and is ready to talk

[@BouncinBabyBren]

The way the last guy shakes his hand... These people need some love and experience

[@vorlaith]

Probably been years since anyone even gave him a hand shake he didn't seem to even know how to react at first. Poor guy

[@overanalytical2559]

It almost seems therapeutic for someone to be able to talk something out with you. You're style of listening and bouncing things back and forth in a conversation is awesome

[@fireofhislove3395]

I was homeless for 7 years. I found the answers I didn't know I needed. I saw reality. And I'm grateful for the humbling experience to know what matters most. Thank you, Jesus.

[@stephen3.6.9.]

Hey brother! now I know why I kept scrolling down the comments, as I'm reading your comment. Praise the Lord for getting you outta that situation, but even more so for saving your soul. I feel convicted right now. More followers of Jesus should pray for the homeless and also go out and help them physically. Keep abiding in Christ and whenever you get discouraged, remember that you have assurance of everlasting life in the present of a Holy God that loves you

[@trentsc4929]

Many homeless have drug and alcohol problems, and are emotionally stunted from childhood neglect and abuse. They're the ones who survived the abortion culture, and aren't currently incarcerated. It's a spiritual war for souls and this world is going dark when Christ's followers leave very soon.

[@canadude6401]

Great eye opener Andrew. Thanks for filming on a sensitive topic. I've always felt that the vast majority of homeless people are a result of horrible home situations or mental illness or sadly both. Something that a soup kitchen or shelter can't fix. I do feel for these people. A food gift card is actually a really great thing to give. Many people (myself included) struggle with giving cash because of the thought that the cash would be used to score drugs, and just promote a possible drug addiction. Thanks again for sharing Andrew. Been subscribed for over 5 years now. You are one of the good guys out there!

[@brianchann3109]

Hey Andrew! This is a good thing. Something good can come from this. Keeping it real! You display dignity to homeless and offering them a Voice. And maybe they can get help if more people understand.and have more compassion. Seems there’s unlimited amount of stories to tell. Keep up the good work!

[@saffranharrisofficial]

I met a homeless man in San Clemente who was a lot like Austin. I spent over 2 hours talking with him (mainly listening). It meant the world to that man that day to have someone to talk to and listen to them without judgment or condemnation. People pay good money for that. I'm glad to see that there are others in the world who would be willing to take the time out of their abundantly blessed day to connect with the less fortunate.

[@UrbanRabbit]

This is why I am still subscribed to your channel dude.

[@JohnWick-zy5zm]

Facts

[@yandhi4202]

Andrew youre a really compassionate/respectful/kind interviewer. Thanks for giving the audience that insight from their lives. Usually i die laughing watching your stuff but it was great seeing this

[@extraordinarilyauthenticin8960]

That is such a great idea! Those people have things to share and need to be heard!

[@JawnTea]

I would watch a 10 hour version of this video posted daily. These people all have different stories and every single one of them is worth a listen. They are still humans, and understanding our homeless might help us become better people.

[@RCmies]

I swear the second guy is like a character from a movie

[@amirkassem1367]

@PollasEnVinagre lool

[@mysteryhub2050]

He is like joker from the dark knight

[@Ethan-fh9lq]

@@mysteryhub2050 How so?

[@samuelsunderland8087]

Maybe Donnie Darko?

[@pullanorecords9145]

I have met and talked to many homeless people in that area and most are like this

[@Pogohontas.]

Any ounce of help and positivity can be the shining light that carries somebody out of a hole. So filmed or not, props for doing this. And the filming aspect is important at times, because it reminds people like me how complex a homeless (or any struggling) person's situation can be.

[@RoundIII]

Powerful. Much love.

[@bpsyked1627]

This was great that you went and talked to these unfortunate guys. It was very touching...

[@michaelespeland]

And here I am feeling sorry for myself when my internet runs slow for a few minutes...

[@yamigurl822]

Thank you for this. This is like the first time I’ve seen people on camera filming the homeless in a way that I think brought them happiness and respect as well as taught the rest of us about the reality of it all. My dad’s got delusional disorder/ schizophrenia and me and my little brother recently have been experiencing symptoms. When I say that makes it hard to go to work or do what’s best for you I mean it, and so I’m so happy to see you approaching this situation in a way where a homeless person could be honest and in a way that shows you’re there to listen and understand and help. I really appreciate you making this video!!!!!

[@AaronCross760]

I was cracking up at the 'uh good luck.. um..' *looks at pile of cardboard* 3:03

[@nBasterd]

Hahahaha

[@runningsrage5895]

Lol

[@Tttitlous]

I don’t normally watch you do these chatting videos but this felt really wholesome

[@Daniel-hu5in]

29? I would have thought 49

[@recnamorcen1]

I really like what you did here. There is so much fear and so much misunderstanding. Thanks for shedding a little light.

[@ICanHasGnarGnar]

I used to spend a lot of rime in hollywood. One day I saw a clean cut businessman in a suit walking down sunset av looking extremely upset and a bit strung out. Over the next two years I witnessed this man on the streets looking grungier by the day. Extremely sad.

[@n.sadequi4381]

What do u mean ?

[@theultimatewarlord69420]

Asianpride Sadequi It means that the businessman slowly lost his title, career and, I guess, money, to the point where he became homeless, for that reason. From what I read of the original comment, this is what I see, the businessman slowly getting his title diminished

[@TheKingoldmaster]

What an amazing video. You could tell Andrew was unsure of how to approach and start a conversation, but by the end of the video it looked just like two friends having a chat. These guys must be so strong to survive the harsh conditions of the streets whilst we take for granted our beds. Thanks for the video, Andrew.

[@nimahacklous3813]

second guy was Casey Neistat?

[@guydives1246]

After 12 hours without a sponsorship

[@blitzy3244]

Looks like Chad

[@PC-Gamer-000]

Francisco looks like a very personable person. That's the best part about many homeless people, they have a charisma that is so strong, because they have to have it, so it's a continuing skill.

[@jeneegreene1480]

I've always wanted to do this. Never had the guts

[@lifeimprovements4810]

Maybe now you can try it

[@AskEpic]

definitely with a friend

[@AnthonyDoesYouTube]

Well Andrew has the audience...

[@armysimp]

Pussy

[@mageguy3]

Jenee Greene I did it man and people are so mean. People walked up to me and told me “be careful with him”

[@obiwanfan3334]

That part around 7:17 really hit me. I’m glad this video was made since it can help people become more aware of this problem.

[@Dc-zu1ii]

So many of us are just a few paychecks away from being homeless. I don't rest, I just sleep, I eat because I need to and I will work as long as I'm able.

[@matt.endlesscourage]

talking for a few minutes with a homeless person can really make their day! even just for them to feel like a member of society and not an outkast all the time. i've sat with them for half an hour sometimes and definitely get some interesting stories!

[@ctyesixteen5162]

Shocked at how are articulate these homeless men are, just goes to show they are just normal people in life but have had some sort of trauma that they cant recover from

[@kaydub4595]

Andrew you’re awesome. You’re always so serious and deep in thought and then bust up giggling. It’s great.

[@rafi7252]

Imagine that these people haven't had a good night sleep for years... 😢😭

[@TheLeonDarko]

Wow this was really awesome of you to reach out just to hear their stories..... most people are broken down and homeless are generally either severely mentally ill , or physically dependent upon drugs.. the second guy seemed so lost he didn’t even know what to do with his life. I hope they find some peace.

[@daviedram123]

Super intriguing. Make it a series, please!

[@olimpija555]

One of the best thing on You Tube. Andrew, you are good listener, keep up with this.

[@NickWatson_]

holy shit back to back uploads from Daddy? OT4Y OT4Y!

[@rhiannonwalker3047]

I love that you treat them like they are just like you and have respect for them. Everyone has a different story and some have put themselves on that path, but some have ended up there from unfortunate reasons. :( You're a kind person, Andrew.

[@tomc913]

"We're going home now"

[@whitedad420]

I love this, it feels like some of these people were venting when they talked about their story, especially the 2nd dude. keep this up, its really intriguing

[@westcoast2372]

Never think you’re “better” than a homeless person. Everyone’s the same

[@cakerbaby69]

👌

[@euryan79]

Thought this would be a gimmick like so many other channels homeless videos, but it was honest, sincere, and real conversations. You actually listened and engaged. Interesting video.

[@nolovelynx303]

Man, wish there was a go-fund-me for that second guy.

[@kimtaylor1878]

Yeah 😢

[@guydives1246]

@@Dwelleronthethreshold89 oath

[@360.Tapestry]

yeah, he spoke better english so he deserves more help, amirite?

[@sabtiy80]

One not for the first guy also? The first guy could possibly have a much harder life that he didn’t want to share.

[@nitoent9937]

I've never been so into a video throughout the whole time. This was amazing. You need to do more of these for awareness

[@zoeymoll6071]

There's a homeless camp behind my job and after watching this I'm going to bring them some food and clothes. 💙

[@360.Tapestry]

so what happened?

[@zoeymoll6071]

@@360.Tapestry exactly what I said I would do.

[@360.Tapestry]

@@zoeymoll6071 so what happened? or do the parts that don't involve you stop being interesting?

[@zoeymoll6071]

@@360.Tapestry what are you talking about? You clearly read my comment and I did exactly what I said I would so what are you trying to get at here?

[@caitlinmitchell2581]

I love what your channel has become, I love watching your videos to gain perspective and a lot of the time a reality check. Your videos are so raw and I don’t get that in any other channel I follow. Thanks so much for making these videos.

[@Mr.Appreciation]

1:15 you kno he aint understand his name loll he just like "ok"

[@FlexFire45]

Stuff like this is so powerful, it's really great to see how your content has matured from a few years back

[@mer_meh]

Andrew: So you’re homeless? Hobo: Yeah. Andrew: Hahaha.

[@StermaPerma]

This is one of my fav channels. You and Charlie (Kr1itikal) are the most genuine youtubers and inspire me so much.

[@skostyboi3894]

“Chubbs?!” No response “You know him?” “I thought I did”

[@Asian_Kid]

This is way better than those KZbin Shorts with sad music giving them a thousand dollars just for views.

[@MrYikes-dk2mb]

Still awkward as usual... I love it! Lol Great video though. Very meaningful video. ❤

[@AshleyHasADHD]

I've been homeless due to drug addiction [in recovery now] and my heart goes out to anyone living on the streets. Once you get in that situation it's almost impossible to get out of it, especially with mental illness. When you lose everything you have it's so hard to build your life back up. I hope those guys enjoyed their McDonalds and can eventually somehow help themselves or find help to get them off the streets at least. Thanks for sharing! You probably made their night easier just by talking to them and giving them an easy way to get food.

[@lookdonttouchx]

if we take 1% of our checks and donate it thats tax deductible lmfao that first guy was sauced

[@chillaxer8273]

That dude can hold this L

[@musamaboea1329]

Donations to specific registered organisation are in fact tax deductible

[@too_real94]

Bro, donations ARE tax deductible lol

[@lookdonttouchx]

@Eric Cartman no shit donations are tax deductible you moron when he said it had 0 context he was sauced when did i state that what he said wasn't true you internet fruitcake

[@lookdonttouchx]

@@too_real94 who said it wasnt ?

[@nickbemcm]

This is what giving should be. Caring and good convo

[@ChaseAcheck408]

Great idea , your really doing something special with this channel

[@JackOLanternBob]

It's really cool to just hear these people's stories unedited. You're doing great work

[@HengHuiMei]

i realise how most people take what they have for granted, myself included.

[@TheVibrantHD]

Thanks for doing this man I’m sure they really appreciate you talking to them

[@SA77888]

11:01 Was it nice getting home after the interview Andrew?

[@eric45]

as a soon to be homeless person, moving accross the country in hopes for better job opertunities. thank you this type of thing gives me hope in people and a little less scared about what awaits me on the other side