Hamburger helper & 1 Prost!tue

[@HoodStocks]

Hulu Series "This Fool" - Actor Writer Poet Mechanic - Alex Alpharaoh - Ep. 229 kzbin.infoe-8glsMBLNE?feature=share

[@conejoXX209]

That's tight she helped the homie out and cared about him

[@santiagocruz9426]

That's beautiful Carnel

[@katherineeggleston6992]

Good show

[@jazzyo819]

Y was "this foo" cancelled? 😭 I waited so long for them to announce another season just to be told it's getting cancelled... that show was a breath of fresh air amongst the stereotypical gangster cholos selling dope type stuff I always see... I'm still hoping it gets picked up somewhere else so it can continue 🙏

[@lynnc5252]

Trust me. She fed you because she went without. She was being the person she needed when she was a kid. ❤

[@oliverivers]

😭💞

[@stardevilbunny1187]

I'm happy that she was able to do that for him but at the exact same time so sad that she probably never had that. Though I do hope that she did at least have someone and chose to pay it forward

[@incognit01233]

The best way to take care of the wounded inner child and deal with the trauma's of life. Is to take care of a child in front of you and help someone else deal with the trauma you wish you didn't have. Through moments of empathy do we save others and ourselves.

[@ksx612]

Warm my heart more after when you articulate it like this. ❤

[@IloveJesus777j77]

​@@oliveriversJesus is coming back. Believe He died for your sins and rose again then repent to be saved.😊

[@jaybandu6976]

dated a girl a while ago. Literally amish girl that never returned to where she was from during her rumspringa due to getting pregnant. While on her rumspringa she made it to NYC as a minor. She happened to bump into a group of strippers just a few years older than her and from close by where she was from. These strippers took her in. Fed and housed her. Protected her. Paid for her healthcare. And helped her with her new born baby. Never asked her for a dime.

[@ElberGalarga22]

Does that Amish chick look good or what?

[@jaybandu6976]

@@ElberGalarga22 no I only date ugly girls.

[@MAMSMB]

And that's how h03$ enter the game. Misery loves company.

[@phoenixrising-sv8pk]

That hits deep….

[@ShaaneOh]

shit sounds like the worst oscar bate movie ever lmfao

[@JesusCruz-tm9oi]

People who’ve never lived in the ghetto don’t understand that there’s love there too it just comes from people u wouldn’t expect

[@JuarezDerrick]

100%

[@edotedits]

Felt that!!!!❤

[@jacobcarrillo7896]

Nah fr

[@SMACKSHUSTLA]

Facts

[@xTBrown13x]

Big Facts bro

[@Wikkalo]

I grew up neglected as a child. Every day I'd come home from school, make some sandwiches, and sit out on the corner with the sex workers in front of my apt complex. They'd buy me stuff from the gas station occasionally and give me advice on school, how to deal with people, how to survive, etc. They were always so nice to me. I remember going back to visit and finding out that one of the workers who seemed to care for me the most had died. I cried over her harder than I cried when my own mother died. In certain instances, you can separate the job from the person. Being a sex worker didn't keep her from showing empathy and kindness to a lost child. None of them were obligated morally or otherwise to care for a stray but they did. I really miss them, and I credit her for keeping the light in my heart going.

[@cheriremily9360]

I'm sorry for your loss. Someone should say it because they are human too and they are missed by people.

[@ChristyMK]

She was a beautiful human. Sorry 4 your loss.

[@dinaashford-more1172]

They are a very good example of never judge a book by its cover! Those ladies follow more of Jesus Christ’s teachings than those so called judgmental Christians who pray in churches but are hypocritical and look down on those ladies who helped you in your time of need.

[@jenc925]

Regardless of her occupation, that doesn't take away from her being a good person with a good heart.

[@dasedworld]

I’m so sad for your inner child🩷🩷 I’m sorry for hear that your moms mind was not stable nor healthy enough to raise you. I hope you find yourself in a better place now that you’re older

[@aedhcnef6083]

in the hood, sex workers take care of kids, elderly, etc. back in the day. ❤ she’s still a woman with a heart to feed a child. especially if she experienced neglect.

[@burymeinjhenny918]

Is there a book or anywhere else I could read more about this? Thank you for sharing

[@cuntgushers5557]

Yes reminds me of the movie Hustlers with Jlo and Cardi b

[@anewf8724]

That's sad as fuc I hate the hood

[@xdani_thethinkingneko]

It still happens even today. I no longer do sex work, but I did for almost 5 years. I always stick up for the kids in my neighborhood, buy them food, and I'm often the only person who cares about what these kiddos are going through. I honestly feel like being a sex worker, and everything I went through when I was homeless, honestly taught me so much. It made me so much more empathetic, because I understood what it was like to have nothing.

[@zackary87kr]

@@xdani_thethinkingnekoI sincerely hope things have gotten better for you since then.

[@heavenlove4091]

No lie, growing up I lived on a quiet block. Two blocks over was like a war zone. Yet, everybody knew my grandma and me. They would lower their drinks, joints, if they were cussing and she walked by they would apologize. She fell one day and I was a toddler crying, gangsters ran and helped her up. Swooped me up and brought us home. Back then respect was a big deal even amongst the baddest “criminals”.

[@oliviablackburn3907]

She sounds like she was tougher than any of them! Lol. Reminds me of my mom kind of. One day someone stole my brothers bike. She and I were going somewhere and she saw the guys walking with it. I said leave it alone mom. Lol. She pulled over and got out. She got that bike back with no problems. 😂 she was my hero!! That tiny woman mad all of those big guys afraid of her and respect her. They must have known your granny was a good person that didn't play games. 😂

[@amosiren]

We should always live by the code

[@dlitefulone]

I was a divorced mom of 3 trying to start over and this crack head lady would help me with my disabled son and clean my house. She didnt want me to lose hope like she did and my moving forward helped her have hope. I finished my degree and moved out of town. She was so happy for us. She is still struggling with addiction.

[@sandycheeks1580]

Pay it forward by getting in touch to help her out! TF!!! She was a blessing to you & your son. Please 🙏🏽 bless her by helping her get services to get clean.

[@rita4missions]

God bless her for helping you and deliver her from her addiction. She is worth it❤

[@adamgarza9153]

Who filed for divorce ? You ?

[@cookiecuteasapuppy1008]

@@adamgarza9153so asinine of you 🙄💯

[@uniquenewyork3325]

Help her?

[@gilbertbautistaboxingkingo6049]

She looked out for him and that is something that should always be appreciated

[@BreakitoffLou.]

😂😂😂😂 that’s what 304s do to high paying tricks

[@ftdfijturidtunyjhuif]

​@@BreakitoffLou.Bro was sa broke minor did u not pay attention 😂

[@reneecaballero9624]

I can't count how many boys I've fed. I have 4 sons and some kids that's the only meal they would have, and some were single moms just working their asses off. One mom started buying groceries for me because her son basically lived at my house, but the parents always knew where their kids were and that they always had a ride home if something happened. I was a single mom myself after divorcing due to DV, but i always made sure there was a big pot of curry and rice.. they're all in their 20's now and my head still whips around whenever i hear a male voice yelling "ma;"..😂❤

[@johnthegiant320]

in high school, my best friends mom was like that. everyone was at her house. She was my second mom. she might have been 5'4" tall and 90 lbs soaking wet with a sandwich in her back pocket. I'm 6'9" and was about 200 lbs then. She was " MOM " to all of us. including handing out a scolding if needed and if she got mad.... every person she wasn't pissed at dipped out. I'm from FLorida and did my absolute best not to find out. NO ONE tried her. You earned it, you take it. Cause everyone else had her back 1000%

[@Dontstartnothing]

Bless you!

[@hillarybanks92]

My dad was like this with kids! We took in 3 that lived with us at different times and then probably a dozen that knew that my step mom and dad always had food on the stove, hot water and a safe bed. I’m so glad to see parents who are present for the whole crew ♥️ I’m sure they think of you so kindly

[@WolfenX4]

We had a dude who sold drugs as a neighbor and he would throw the football around with Me and my brother growing up. We're black and he's Puerto Rican. Coolest dude ever. He'd have the coolest fruit snack that he'd give to his siblings , if we were outside, he'd give us some too. It taught me not to judge people I was told not to like. He introduced me to Pokemon Silver. Hope his life is going great.

[@user-oe5rr4dz2y]

When my mom left us, my dad had a gf she used to coms regular afternoons. Dhe loved me 7 years kept coming anf i found out she was a prostitute. My dad never took her in or anything but i never forgot i called her "little mom" she was smaller thinner then my mom. She was the most caring, lovong eoman evrr i met. Now shes 62 im 31 my dad died of alcohol but my little mom still here, I nevrr forgot her, repaid my dads deeds took care of her and still

[@Nikki-zg5sx]

That's really nice ❤.

[@user-oe5rr4dz2y]

@@Nikki-zg5sx theres nothing nice abt it you bych, this comment is for the men, get your attention seeking punk axx els where and take ur BS axx reply too with u. Where ever u go these 4.0.3s be coming for validation writing "nice:aaw".. Gtfoh

[@gabrielnorris6525]

Eye for an eye doesn't work when it's negative, did you ever see the other side of the coin? Take care of her sir, whatever it is, repay the dept. Only the soul can feed the soul. I'm not Christian but I'm not ignorant, we can have an intelligent conversation about tossing some stones. Again...not ignorant.... let's while we're at it all sit down and discuss when, how often, why, and where a particular individual was in the company of prostitutes. On a different note everyone, look it up please! I can confirm that it is true that those that don't have much are most willing to give whatever they have. Every neighborhood is as different as the people there. However in many areas the people who live there stick together.

[@brownin329]

@@gabrielnorris6525 What?

[@Theladyinredtarot]

❤❤❤

[@michaelbrenner7860]

What people do to survive doesn’t dictate who they are as people. 90% of people hate their jobs but it pays the bills. Judge people not by their circumstances but how they choose to move forward

[@Christy-tg2ln]

Stating Facts!

[@damngina6596]

Thankyou for having this kind of way of thinking. ❤

[@jay-sb5co]

Idc what she does. Shoutout to her for looking out for a child. Much respect to her. God bless

[@llspragulus]

Yo, this story resonates hard for me. We lived in a broken down trailer behind a building Fayetteville, NC back in the 70's. There's a reason it was nicknamed "fayettnam". Drugs and prostitution were crazy. My mother didn't speak english and we think was the only Korean lady there. My Dad was a merchant marine and was gone all the time leaving us with no money. I was 5 and she would hold my hand and we would walk past all the prostitutes and drug dealers. I remember they would always step in front of us trying to pimp my Mom but, she didn't speak english so they'd get frustrated, push her out of the way and leave. (I think she spoke it well enough to pretend) Well I decided one day I was going to run away. I think I was 6. My Dad was like ok we're packing you a bag. They purposefully packed it so full of shit it was hard to carry. It was to dissuade me but, I'm stubborn like my Dad and took off any way. I got to the main street where all the pro's were at and they recognized me. At least 6 of them sat me down on the street. I always wanted to be friends with them. I had always thought they were pretty with the heavy makeup and stilettos. One chika sat me down and asked if I was hungry. She had tamales. I was crying and told her I had cereal in my bag as I didn't know what tamales were. She got out the cereal for me and we talked. She was from Chihuahua. I thought it was funny that she was from a dog place ( I was 6 and not in school yet). I had plastic butter bowls (you know) and we sat and ate cereal while she told me she had run away. The whole time there were like 6 women surrounding us and I realize in my older age they were protecting me. Chika held me, pet my head, and told me how lucky I was to have a home and a loving family who tried. She was also crying. She helped me repack my bag, get me my fav pillow to hold, and held my hand to walk me home. We walked and chatted. In a block right around the corner was my Dad. He was crying and later told me he had been there just out of my sight watching over me. Chika handed me off to my Dad and we went home. After that, no one EVER bothered my mother again and I recognized some of the pretty ladies who had been surrounding us. They always waved and were so sweet. I never saw that chika again though. In my heart, I hope she took her own advice and went back home too. She was such a sweetheart. Now, tamales are my 100% favorite food and I have helped close to 20 pretty ladies escape the life and get back home safe. It's my secret penance I happily pay for the love that chika showed a little korean run away. *sorry had to edit as I was ugly crying typing this*

[@Divinely8guided]

Beautiful story

[@llspragulus]

@@Divinely8guided Thanks. ☺️ It took forever to write. Just hope it can inspire others.

[@Azktlanprincess]

❤

[@bcollins745]

Bruh this got me crying while I’m working bruh 😢😢

[@mskills27]

Great writing. Do you write a lot?

[@allyharvey7058]

Some of the poorest in any social society are the most kindest people coz they have hope in the hopelessness ❤

[@goyod6]

I used to live on 104th and Figueroa (hoe stroll) and my neighbors were prostitutes. My dad was the appartment manager, sometimes they would knock at the door looking for my dad to get something fixed or pay their rent. On several occasions, I'd tell them he wasn't home yet, and they would say OK ill come back later and then ask me if I've eaten. I'd say no and they would bring me mcdonalds or something from tams. I'll never forget it and I'll always pay it forward!!

[@willieray1342]

She was being what she needed as a kid i wish people would help each other like this again

[@latonyarhodes4246]

Omg! I think we all have similar childhoods. This happened to my sister and I except, our Teresa was an art student with long red hair and a big ass dog that looked like Clifford the Big Red Dog. She would make spaghetti mostly but she would feed us and she never called cps on my mom. I pray she lived a good life. 🙏🏽🥰

[@buttermepancake3613]

She was doing what she had to do to make a living but even in a rough spot she still took the time to extend kindless and care for others. Those are the people you don't ever forget.

[@KMac.222]

In the hood theres more BBQ's, more kids playing, people celebrating life, people riding bikes, people showing love. In rich neighborhoods you don't see that more than likely your neighbors hate you because you don't mow your lawn 5 times a week.

[@ah5721]

idk man , the hoods I lived in no one got out much, especially after dark!

[@Lila-BeamMeUpAlready]

You could make documentaries Would be nice to see strength support & love in communities

[@km-kz5xf]

Not all rich ppl are fawked up.

[@MultiLisa10]

There's some truth to that, I grew up in the ghetto and although there would be fights the majority of neighbors got along. When I moved with my husband to the suburbs it was the summer and I swear I did not see a kid in sight! I questioned if all the neighbors were all in vacation, lol!

[@KMac.222]

@@MultiLisa10 That's what I'm saying exactly!

[@brianrodgers409]

She knew she couldnt live that traditional life, but reveled in living glimpses of that motherly life taking by care of and feeding a kid.

[@nikodemus6315]

Shame just because someone's life is hard doesn't mean their heart is

[@ronaldmunoz2411]

Wow that's eloquently put. I'm going to use that.

[@nikodemus6315]

​@@ronaldmunoz2411thanks 🫡

[@SevenMontoya]

She’s banging dudes for money instead of getting real job.

[@BreakitoffLou.]

Lmfaoooo shed a 304 dumbass she don’t care bout him

[@user-sy4nt3oz3v]

Her customers are harder

[@bakoguy5330]

Damn, it’s people like this that keep some of us out of jail! Those little acts of kindness made a big difference than they know. Trust that

[@fay876]

This is a beautiful story man, God bless that woman and her huge heart.

[@ibitha]

when i was about 7 years old, i had a neighbour of mine who would always invite me over to eat soup and watch movies. before then, i had never tried the canned soup, like cream of mushroom and stuff like that, nor seen many movies as i was still quite young and came from an immigrant household. she was an older women, possibly in her 60s-70s, and from what i remember, she lived alone. i absolutely loved going to her house, and i don’t even remember how it started. she would call the house, or i would call and ask to come over around the same time every night, like a tradition. one memory in particular, really the only memory i have left, is her asking me which soup i wanted, and putting on monster house. we talked about our days while watching the movie, and she would send me off before it got too late. i always think of her. now looking back, maybe i was the daughter she never had, or maybe all her kids had moved out by then and she missed having children around the house. either way, i didn’t have a good bond with my mom at the time, as she and my father were physically and emotionally abusive to my siblings and i, so any time i went over to her house, it was like my home, away from home. i really miss her, and i really hope she’s well. that’s one memory, i wish i could go back and relive again, just to tell her thank you. she left a huge impression on me as a child, especially considering, she gave me all i wanted as a child. love.

[@jellybeanjilly6773]

Bro I felt this story I remember being 6 years old walking around westhimer and all the street girls always made sure I was fed I made it home safe they was my rock for real

[@thelongboardingbear]

I was feed by a lady of the night to that had a kid my age (6 or 7) with down syndrome that I was hella cool with and kick it with and she appreciated the fact I didn't judge him. I was raised to respect my elders and not to judge or act that I'm above any one else and that's how I'm raising my son 🤙

[@A1._.-_-]

Where the down syndrome dude at now ?

[@bruhman5thfloor644]

🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢

[@BabiBoi357]

💯

[@Backwoodenthusiast420-di7bn]

@@bruhman5thfloor644why would he lie bro go outside more get laid or sum😭😭😭

[@karlagarcia1851]

God bless

[@HellosunshineUSA]

I grew up in LA and every family was nice kind and welcoming. We move to the suburbs and 30 plus years, still having met a neighbor

[@RByeet]

Great example on why to never judge a book from its cover Need more people like her in this world

[@JJ-me4yu]

Fasho💯

[@AlaskanSavage371]

Whore druggies? Nah less is better

[@GaiusPompay]

I don't think you have to worry about not having .... there's thousands of them all over the US 🇺🇸 they 😂

[@nstr698]

No we don't 😅

[@RByeet]

@@nstr698 you’re right, we need more shitty mother figures to raise men like you.

[@saltygamer2509]

I use to get money from a prostitute we called God momma when I was a kid. She always said give God momma a hug and I will give you some money. I would always grab the money and run. As an adult I think given her circumstances and the demons she must have been fighting she was a good person. I pray she turned her life around. She would be in her 60s now.

[@lowkey213]

I was 16, she was 28. Stripper, porn, size 3h breasts on her 130 pound frame just trying to make it to the next week. Similar story. Stayed in contact till my mid 20’s. Phenomenal human being. Hope she’s doing good. Life is cruel to good people for some reason.

[@Krma-3]

Women and people who've had to live the hard life and make ends meet by sacrificing themselves Genuinely. All the pain neglect hurt abandonment they literally took it all So they could give what they never had. It's not like today. But those like that need to be respected. She wanted to make sure you didn't grow up to be a thug That hurts your community instead of lifting it up. She saw a son a future man in you. After having all the broken ones take their problems out on her. She wanted to make sure. You remembered and were changed forever. She wanted to give you Love and community and make sure you didn't repeat the cycle. These things and these people regardless of where they are or what they've had to endure in. This life deserve the utmost respect If you know you know. They Were genuine and tried to break the cycle for you ❤

[@PPSH-Riley]

Some of the girls working when I was doing heroin saved my ass from doing stupid shit and getting robbed there's some people with great hearts in bad places

[@Sinkorswim317]

Bro I grew up in Las Vegas with a tweaker mom and my dad had passed from cancer. The stories I have most wouldn’t even fathom. Took me years as an adult to become who I am now.

[@O.M.96]

😂

[@Carol-S]

@@O.M.96why is that funny?

[@alfredohernandez4187]

Da john bringing roses for his date. Is comedy. 😂😂😂💀💀💀

[@florgonzalez1211]

Maybe he wanted her to feel good about herself she obv had a good heart so he brought her flowers . Mfs are real life bots these days .. are u there bud?? Lol😅 it is rec tho

[@moneymantra7318]

​@@florgonzalez1211naw that shit is hilarious. dont lie 😂

[@maryannfalcione2194]

It happens more than you'd think, I used to bounce at a strip club and obviously a lot of the girls escorted, they always got flowers, candy, and other gifts from their johns. Some are down real bad and fall hard in love, or get to stalker level, waiting outside for them or watching them all night getting pissed if someone gets a room with the girl they're obsessed with, it gets weird as fuck in that world

[@purpleroyalty9349]

My clients bring me flowers and cards and little gifts sometimes people are lonely and want others to feel how they want to feel there’s nothing wrong with that however you probably never even gotten your mother flowers or any woman flowers that’s why it’s hilarious to you because you don’t know how to be a man regardless of the situation. How do you make the woman who sleeps with you feel good? By not getting her off?

[@RalphieMuskinyaar]

@@purpleroyalty9349he lacks humanity. Just ignore him.

[@ladyindaroom]

Let me drop this homemade Hamburger Helper Recipe for the fellas I Never been on the stroll though 🦋🦋🦋 One box of Elbow Macaroni Not Mueller’s it gets mushy One lb of Impossible Meat or ground beef One Onion One Green Pepper 1cup of Milk or Almond Milk Salt Pepper Garlic Powder Paprika Sazon’ Complete Seasoning 2 tablespoons of mustard Shredded Gouda Cheese Shredded Sharp Cheddar Shredded Mexican Blend Cheese A tablespoon or two of butter A pinch of sugar One or tablespoons of yellow mustard. Put oil in a frying pan hear the sizzle , then add plant based ground or ground beef. Next add in your green pepper and onion Add them seasoning right along. Once cooked, drain some of the natural oil off, and set cooked ground beef aside. Hopefully while ground beef was cooking water was boiling for macaroni. Add macaroni to boiling water, always add a little salt to boiling water before Macaroni added. Once macaroni cooks, strain the water off. Save a little pasta water. Add the macaroni, to the cooked seasoned ground beef that has a lil oil in it. Toss in about a tablespoon of butter Mix in all the cheese, add some of that yellow mustard. The add the milk, all should be on a medium heat. If cooked right it will be creamy, not watery. Add a pinch of sugar. Once done it’s the best Recipe ever for Hamburger Helper. Takes about an hour with prepping time to cook.

[@NathanClevenger1337]

That's pretty cool she was looking out for you like that.

[@michaeltruong6886]

She's still a lady with a big heart😢❤

[@iam_s.tears6]

No matter how our lives end up, we're ALL HUMAN

[@reneecaballero9624]

Back in the day, it was the corner men who were the unofficial neighborhood watch. I know they saved me quite a few times as a young girl and teenager with a creepy predator following me. My mom always cautioned me away from the corner men, but they were the ones she didn't have to worry about. They always looked out for kids and elderly back then .

[@allisonabraham3882]

I had a manager who told me that the street guys always protected them. That's awesome.

[@princeofsolomon3231]

That's a beautiful woman and sould bro. I hope you take care of her needs if she's still alive my man...

[@stevencarbone2994]

That’s what up I grew up the same way my aunt had this one girl she was pretty Vivian and once my aunt went to jail she had no pimp to protect her and I was like I could do it and I started holding her down she really took care of me for a while years later I seen her she had gotten clean and was very happy to see me I was happy to see she was no longer doing what she used to do just cause someone uses doesn’t mean they bad people

[@msmime35]

the girls are usually loving and protective over children❤

[@lovemywifeandkids8258]

Hamburger helper is fire 🔥

[@ffg-51]

You must eat s****y food

[@ixpol9163]

The chili Mac and beef stroganoff😋

[@onlyjoinedtotroll]

​@@ixpol9163Cheeseburger Macaroni bruh

[@F1ght1ngIrish-]

Yes it is

[@christophervallejo9838]

Indeed all threw childhood but I upgraded to Velveeta skillet

[@ladyindaroom]

I used to be around prostitutes and sometimes drug affects when I was a child. Them women were some of the nicest women I knew. They would do my hair, take me to the store to buy Bonton Chips, .50 Juice, Little Debbie .25 cakes, and some Now Laters. I loved the Pineapple and Apple Now Laters. Them were good memories.

[@vkm531]

You can hear it in his voice, that was his first love.

[@ScubaDude_Sg]

It amazes me that it’s the ones that have suffered are the ones that hold out that hand to help! I pray she’s doing well now and that she’s on to a better lifestyle!! God please watch over this lady and bring her to you!!

[@maryperez6808]

These stories im reading are so real. It unbelievably eye opening to hear what it’s like for the kids and women in tough areas.

[@DogsCoffeeNJesus]

My parents are Mexican, I grew up in SoCal, prominent Mexican-American city, in the hood. It was the older big homies and OGs that would watch out for me and protect the street vendors. I remember when the cops would come by to patrol or something, they'd tell me to go and tell my tia and grandma and the neighbors because a lot of them were immigrants without papers and they would stay inside to avoid trouble from the police. I remember there was always people coming and going from this one house down the street and they told me to stay away from there and if anyone from there talks to me or anything to tell them. Like 3 months later the bear truck and all rolled up and ripped off the screen door and window bars and raided the place. My parents saved up and did good and we moved out into the suburbs but I consider that place home.

[@jzurita6186]

What a nice woman. Even though her job disqualifies her from certain aspects of society, she was kind hearted toward the kid and deserves good to come to her as well

[@Maxtrash69]

Wow. The sympathy i just felt. She aint choose that life. 😮‍💨

[@Lucxyapplz]

She works at greenhouse recovery center now she was an addict and now helps others

[@user-if4fq9ho5q]

Dude I grew up poor too, I wish we'd all get past our judgements because all my friends and their parents were all the colors of the rainbow of skin color and profession. But they helped us all out, even took turns cooking for us kids and to us kids. Man what a blast. Thx for the time travel moment lol good video

[@johnnythompson2186]

Yup!.. my man mom's used to be out there and she always made sure we ate. As I grew I always respected her❤

[@VintagepaperdollcuttingC-wq5ql]

God bless all the Theresas out there. We should all try to be more caring like her.

[@anikabutler8945]

There’s a lot of love in the hood.. especially for the kids ❤

[@deniserotulun5579]

Man I'm in tears, i remember one of my mom's best friends from when I was a kid, she is my adopted aunt basically, she is one of the few real friends my mom had and would help us out

[@twink127]

I hope to god she's ok now.

[@CherieButler]

He was fed by a beautiful and kind woman with a good heart who happened to sell her body for a living.

[@thesorrowsofmotherlovejoy9894]

Actually some of the kindest and most honest people around🧐

[@ombsantiago1624]

I don’t have a story like this but some similar , I feel like the main reason I’m school and street smart is because of long 6-12 hour convos I’d have with dope fiends , basically them just telling me there mistakes and small little stories , basically I just listened and learned from there mistakes I feel like

[@pizzaparty9783]

One job I had when I was a social worker was with women working in street prostitution and they were the BEST demographic I ever worked with. The nicest, sweetest group of people. Best job I ever had. ❤

[@stevenbanger3884]

Thats called motherhood only a woman will do this act of kindness

[@JS-oy6nn]

Big shoutout to Hamburger Helper 🙌

[@Island.oceanwoman]

Most of the kindest people i met as a kid were sex workers or homeless people, they made me remember how beautiful humanity is, you don't have to like Sex work but these people are still human❤

[@WildAntics13]

Sometimes we judge people reasonable because we are all humans we always do that but sometimes we didn’t know what leads them to do certain jobs that I’m sure sometimes they didn’t want to end up to! My mom is a single mother she used to work a lot when were little she do laundry house keeping etc! And there’s a woman a pro….stitute who lives next door to our apartment she is always kind and generous and always bring us food when my mother is not there! God bless her

[@earthstar7534]

She was being who she needed but didn't have as a child. I hope God blessed her and got her in a better situation.

[@zacharylala5566]

It is so easy to blow a poor kids mind they’re like “WOAH YOU GOT THE MEAT THEY SLICE AT THE DELI THIS ISNT EVEN PRE PACKAGED”

[@IAmTherefore...]

Little bit of kindness goes along way...

[@Space_Coyote06]

Over the years, I have learned that just because someone makes bad choices, that doesn't always make them a bad person.

[@thehoneyeffect]

Bless her and bless him, I love that she asked him what he wants to be when he grows up ❤

[@h_iii]

Everyone needs love. Her feeding him was a form of therapy for herself. Just to be around that innocence when she has to face the cold world she lives in.

[@derrickharmon7980]

Never forget helping this woman who was getting harrased by some hobo and we swoopt her up to give her a ride outta there and come to find shes a working girl and asked us if we wanted to make a few bucks us being teens still, why not. To which she wanted us to run by and help collect money from a john and was told thered be no threat whatsoever. We dumbly said yes but luckly wasnt a threat or any settup just a old white guy scared shitless that his wife who was home when we popped up would figure his game, so guy was more then happy to give us the money and with a lil interest and we got tossed some cash and xanax and dropped her off. Weird night and i just remember too being deeply saddened as i asked the question of why do you do this and not just sell dope or something and she said she just didn't care after she lossed a baby son apparently and said she just hasnt cared since. Hope she found something worth living for all these years later if still alive somewhere.

[@Dcll8451]

That’s so sad. Remember to pray for those like that. She needs to know her son may have died but lives with his father who is Christ in paradise. And she’s forgiven and loved.

[@Dr.Yo362]

A if you know you know, some of the kindest hearts I ever met in the hood were the ladies of the night, serio Homie, genuine hearts 🙏

[@reginawilliams256]

we don’t have this kind of kindness anymore. ❤ There are so many hungry children

[@davisdynasty113]

That lady is going to ascend to heaven

[@eucaldelancey5857]

Real people ❤

[@ramcharger154]

there's good people everywhere ❤❤😮😊

[@isitjayackk6574]

Always take care of and protect children. They are innocent. ❤ There's a momma in all of us

[@LionQueenn]

When I was 21 I had my 1 year old baby and boyfriend we were in our 1st apartment. There was a young Mexican kid named Robert his mom was kinda out there on meth. She was cool just going through her demons. He would run around the complex dirty with no shoes on. I always invited him to come over and hang with my son/boyfriend and myself. He would eat with us and play with the baby. The kid was smart. Man I loved that kid. I would buy him stuff when I could. My husband ran into him years later I wish I could have seen him. My son is 20 so Robert must be about 27.

[@carbsvscardio5359]

His story should be hambuger helpers next commercial.

[@benjamindavis4130]

😂😂

[@user-gk4fh5yd5s]

Hamburger helper is the number 1 meal amongst poor families!! ❤❤

[@brownfox8222]

U never knew who will remember ur kindness & take care of it kid 1 day

[@DadCity24]

Good lesson that even nice good people sin. Hopefully she found here way out of that lifestyle. Same for the man visiting her.

[@miguelelizalde5256]

The hooker with the heart of gold 😂

[@SevenMontoya]

If her heart is gold , her coochie prolly went platinum

[@rubencontreras642]

I was about to post the exact same thing😂😂

[@StephanieLinda_]

Okay... and ?? Ur surprised that a human being can care?? Ur that type huh

[@StephanieLinda_]

U f for free .. what's the big deal ?

[@ouch9326]

@@StephanieLinda_ hoes not caring people at least nowdays, so it sounds weird to most of us. internet algorithim makes us think more leftist and that includes less trust in geenral, so we're even more negative and dumb

[@thedcbroker7264]

Proof that god uses all kinds of people to help you when you need help. Angels.

[@eyes2c..519]

She looked out for you cuz she didnt have anyone tht gaf about her bro ❤ thts real

[@luisbeltran937]

Must of blow that dudes mind seeing the little boy leave thinking he was the previous costumer.. All jokes aside, i remember when i was in my early 20s and sometimes i couldn't sleep . So i would go ride around on my bike , one night i came across one of these ladies and just started talking to her . She was really cool and sweet she didn't ask if i wanted a daye or nothing after a while a car pulled up and she went to do her thin thind , said nice talking to you take care bye. This was early 90s . Hope shes doing well.

[@HoodStocks]

😂😂😂

[@Xippone2093]

Lmao

[@user-bw7ld3wy9v]

She understood how life works...

[@keto4lyfechristy773]

Don't matter why she did it. She felt it in her heart to make sure that baby ate.

[@randykelly5193]

Mama's come in all forms, shapes and sizes but God still made them a good Mama... In their own way

[@Itsnotmenfault]

I get it no matter who you are or what yiu you still be nice 😊

[@shortysx40sdelacruz69]

That’s a great story foo😂 nah serio that’s what’s up foo this made me smile because I remember when I was a kid my mom was sorta a pimp/madam for some stripper hoes I remember one specifically but that’s another story😂

[@lolhuh4702]

Ur mom was probably the biggest ho out there . Lmao

[@maxx8942]

They're women. They deserve respect. No matter what field they're in.. There's no double standards. Men are the ones that knock on the door.

[@ZZ-kc3iw]

Sad to say I was fed by one to but she was the nicest lady, I was friends with her sons & we all lived in the same neighborhood. Hope she’s doing well

[@svensplooge9961]

Wow.. she had a good heart no matter if she swallowed mouthfuls for a few bucks. She did good by this man as he was a child. I hope she is doing better these days

[@JuanTorres-yi1hr]

U look like a hamburger helper!!

[@jay-c6128]

I guess you’re what you eat is somewhat true…

[@onlyjoinedtotroll]

Yooo why you gotta do him like that? 😂

[@CCC303THIZZ]

Bruh Im fucking dead Why tf you do this to me

[@geezy3137]

Eseeeeeee wayyyyyyy

[@Kkmajic]

@@onlyjoinedtotroll😂😂

[@marisanavarro7223]

Blessings and Love to Theresa ❤❤

[@axidhaus]

I thank god everyday for the horrible people in my neighborhood who cared enough to help me get out of the ghetto