Help the Homeless - Build a Dignity Roller Pod

See directions and a list of materials on his blog -- dignityrollerpod.blogspot.com.
Gary Pickering designs rolling pods for homeless people. Easy and relatively inexpensive to build, Gary's pictures here show several of his pod prototypes. You can customize yours to your own liking. Build a rolling pod to be your very own -- for you and the things you own. You can do it!

[@eleven903]

I know that this is an old video, but, I felt like i had to leave a comment. What a beautiful and genius idea!

[@kristinekruzich9825]

What a beautiful idea!!!! If everyone built just one there wouldnt be a single homeless person.

[@johnnyjm11]

WE NEED MORE PEOPLE LIKE YOU WITH A KIND AND UNDERSTANDING HEART FOR THE HOMELESS....I COMMEND YOU SIR.

[@DarkDawnActual]

What you need is a government that cares for it's people not other people, not on funding terrorists, not using 1.5 Trillion dollars in Black Budget Operations, not removing your rights and freedoms. Shall I continue?

[@johnnyjm11]

more complicated as what you think,but nomatter what anyone does to better mankind there will always be complainers and whiners.

[@sherry866]

What an Incredible Inspiration this man Gary is, he DEFINITELY has a one way ticket STRAIGHT TO HEAVEN !!

[@ladyvandaveer7132]

Steve I NEED YOU. Im in Waterbury Connecticutm omg I love this. God bless you sir!😊

[@fazbell]

This is a wonderful project. This is the type of initiative that should get government funding.

[@EIBBOR2654]

Really? Why don't you start by allowing these lowlifes camp out on your front lawn? Liberal lowlife, why don't you volunteer to go down town and clean up their filth? You are one of the real problems we have in Tucson!

[@jocelynemartinez4882]

^ you have no idea what those people have been through so I suggest your shut your mouth unless you know the facts

[@EIBBOR2654]

jocy Martinez I do know the facts and I worked with a volunteer org for a few years to help. But I see that you are one of those that believe in free speech and free thought only if it agrees with you. Another liberal that wants to share everyone else's paycheck through some grand scheme involving the government that will only screw over everyone and do nothing. Again there is plenty of help out there for those that want it. Remember, you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink it. Most have chosen this way to live, they want everything given to them for free and not have to work for it. They should have the city put them to work to clean up their messes downtown and then start them on the highways and parks. Make them work for the welfare they get so we the tax payers get something back from the money they stole from us! But then again you are just like the rest of the lowlifes that suffer from cranial/annul syndrome, you just talk out your ass. And as for what most of them have been through, most of them are lies or stories from the mentally ill. So don't give me that shit, they got there because of drugs, alcohol, mental problems or they are just plain lazy and they have no self respect. I've heard all the stories, "I quit my job because ...." "I got fired because ..." "Someone screwed me over ...." "It wasn't my fault ...." fill in the blanks. I've yet to hear 1 tell me or the news that it was their fault or their actions that got them in this situation. The ones that are asking for money, especially through government programs to help out these lowlifes, are getting rich from it. Again, some of these street people working the corners with signs, are making good money from the dumb asses that feel sorry for them. It's been on many news programs and a few that really know how to milk that cash cow live in homes! One investigative reporter found that on a good corner they were making over $100 a day, tax free! (And no it wasn't FOX News, it was a local news station) So you are the one that dose not know the facts or are lying about the truth and maybe to yourself. Or are you one of the ones that know how to milk the system and are trying to get more? I've seen section 8 homes given out by the city, I've seen work programs to retrain and get people back up on their feet, program after program. Most trash the homes and or bring in other lowlifes that sell drugs. Then the city is forced to kick them out of the home, then they are back on the street. If you want out of the life you live then get some help that is out there and work your way out. Don't ask me for another hand out, I give to charities that work and pay enough in taxes! Don't try to pass this B/S on me, I've been to Iraq and Afghanistan, I've seen real poverty and hard times, you Bozo's get no sympathy or respect from me.

[@fazbell]

Love these comments where conservatives show their complete lack of compassion and their pride in their Ayn Randian view of life and society. I wish them their own version of the French Revolution.

[@EIBBOR2654]

Be careful what you ask for Fred, you just might get it. One is coming but you liberals on on the short end of the stick. Most Conservatives do have compassion and give a lot to charities. There are a lot of programs out there to help out these people and a lot of money from taxes, donations and charities go to them. How much more do they want? Most of the people downtown are activists anyway, not homeless. We are tired of getting pushed and taxed for more and more programs that are not working because these people do not want to change. This city continues to take monies away from infrastructure and support for stupid items and programs that we do not need or do not work. You forget it was the liberal democrats that made up the KKK and passed Jim crow laws. It was the conservative republicans that fought and stood up for civil rights. I've seen more racism and hate from liberals than most other groups and they are quick to pin the blame on conservatives and throw the race card at anyone that disagrees with their view. As for Nazi's they were socialist, Nazi stood for National Socialist. It took a war and over 10 million lives to stop them. Is that what you want to happen here?

[@1313coffeeguy]

I am homeless in Pasadena California and let please just say, one person can make a difference. Thank you for what you do.

[@muchambrosia]

+Warren Dyer your sarcasm is out of place

[@muchambrosia]

Judgemental people....is what is wrong in the World, seriously!

[@muchambrosia]

And people with your self centered way of thinking is another thing wrong with the World...(sight....)

[@4x4texas12]

Good luck to you a road has some bumps in it but you will make it through God bless you

[@1313coffeeguy]

Thank you and God bless you too

[@billypchajek8439]

i am a formerly homeless man living in winnipeg canada. our local laws don't allow this. it seems like a very good solution to the problem. i would volunteer full time to such a project locally.

[@jayc2469]

+billy pchajek What do your local laws not allow? Building shelters/mobile shelters?

[@billypchajek8439]

the local bylaws target any mobile shelter location. they are not allowed on public land. on private land they say they are against building code.. local police used to threaten me for erecting a tent for shelter.

[@mudslinger888]

+billy pchajek These should always however be allowed on private property, maybe an idea is to start a campaign where homeowners can allow these to park in their backyards IF local laws prohibit camping in public. They ought to make an exception for these since they don't harm the ground like a standard tent does, and everything is contained and ready to drive off, ideally. Ones that require more than a minute of setup are too inconvenient imo, such as a big wind coming and making it a living hell to take down or setup in a hurry, and in homeless camps it can happen.. It will take education, but I do plan to approach my local city council about allowing bike trailer camping since they never have enough shelter space.. I think IF you keep it all in the trailer same as a car camper, it can usually park on private property unless local bylaws prevent it, but these can go in the BACKyard vs the driveway or front yard where they can be targeted..

[@TempleOvBlackLight]

I was wondering about things like that being a problem. Thinking over it last night and was contemplating what you could do to stealth camp in really isolated areas around towns such as wooded areas, areas without much people etc. Using an idea like Paul Elkins light weight bike camper and being able to move about with it, maybe find a good spot to hide your camper beneath some brush, limbs and such? Not sure what the answer is when oppressive ordinances and laws are in place. For me though, I am sure I could find a spot to park my camper and hide it around some places locally where I live.

[@derpate7616]

they will soon be changed, bet on it

[@elizabethgaspodnetich9676]

I love these little pods! My son is homeless in Seattle. It rains all the time and every time he leaves his camp to go look for work or food, someone always seems to raid his camp and steal all his stuff. This is something he could just about take with him. or hide it some place and lock it up!! He does have a drug problem so I never send money, but this I could send to him! I worry about him out in the weather and at the mercy of others.I hope you are still in business after 3 years!!

[@ravenclawpotter6877]

You could always send him canned food.

[@kennylamere8542]

or have someone build one of these and send him one

[@serenetystevenson3290]

Elizabeth Gaspodnetich or let him stay with you

[@elizabethgaspodnetich9676]

Serenety Stevenson NO. He is 29 years old and steals from me every time he comes to the house. I love him with all my heart but having him around is very stressful and he an be quite violent. I could go on and on, but you don't want to know about all that. So the answer to your statement is a big fat NO.

[@5664788]

You must be proud to raise such a loser,...did'nt ya teach the little shit a goddamn thing?

[@curtismarean6963]

This guy is doing the right thing, kudos to him! Life on the street is very hard, these will help people alot.

[@Cannapaste]

Gary is an awesome man for doing this. I have talked to him on the phone. Wow!

[@DarkDawnActual]

For a moment I thought as well, lol.

[@nomadnickbikehobo9598]

What country or state does he live in?

[@meofomi]

Glad some good people still exist

[@areneesouder]

Many blessings to you! I am still praying for the ability to get involved in this project. I am extremely poor myself and have been homeless before and just barely have a home.I know the struggles. There is no good reason for people to be homeless in the world if those that could help did.I pray for the world to change that.I am sharing this video hoping the spread will be a chain reaction. Much Love

[@waynecote31]

Sir I give you a billion Kudos for building and trying to help us homeless. Its apparent our States,, and Government,,and Political ELITE,,do not care about ,,, "" WE THE PEOPLE "",,, we elect them into office and within 6to 10 yrs. in office they are becoming Millionaires,,, and we at the bottom of the ladder are nothing to them,,, something has happened to our BELOVED COUNTRY.

[@fenderstratguy]

That's some great stuff you've done! God bless

[@pinacoloda226]

This is awesome!! God bless you,Gary Pickering🙏😇

[@cindybaker4367]

What a kind heart. It would be better though if all of them were exactly the same. So if they were lined up in a WalMart parking lot, it wouldn't detract from lovely esthetics. Right? Some of the people here think you're hiding them. Well, I've been homeless (by choice) and there were nights I prayed for a cardboard box. Good luck with your idea. Maybe you could even build 4 or 5 that look the same and that will hook together to make them more stable in bad weather.

[@SmilesNPeace2U]

What a wonderful idea!! You are such an angel to the homeless people! I'm so happy you were able to get off of the streets! You should be so proud of yourself!! Many blessings to you and your loved ones and to the people you are helping! :-) ♡

[@veraniahinojosa2963]

Wow this is wonderful!!! I want to thank you for doing this! You are a beautiful human

[@oldguysrock2170]

Downtown LA and LA County have 70,000 homeless. Imagine 70000 of those huts. These huts are a good thing and a bad thing. It does not fix the real issue, it rewards it. I guarantee, many of the homeless would ruin these huts in a week with squaller conditions, drug use, and other disgusting behaviors. Yes, they provide shelter, but create a new set of issues. A blessing for some!

[@vickyvic8619]

This will be the perfect activity for students in engineering and wood-shop clubs who need community services credits to graduate. Have any schools ever consider adopting these projects? Seems more worth while than building parade floats or stuff like that.

[@heyodi3092]

Great idea!!

[@Windchild69]

Thank you for your caring spirit! Thank you for this hope you give!

[@mishawakapost2681]

Some of these are an expansion of an idea by Paul Elkins. You might give credit where it is due but your efforts deserve to be applauded, Mr. Pickering.

[@newdogatplay]

SERIOSLY6 GOOD IDEA BUT GOV WILL NEVER ALLOW THEM TO KEEP IT EVENTUALLY THE POLICE WOULD IMPOUND OR TRASH IT,AND THATS THE REAL CRIME IN MY OPINION

[@lilyrose7082]

gizmo atplay completely agree 💯 with that! Or, they’ll tax the shit out of them so the homeless will lose what dignity they have left! Those police that are “order followers” that don’t question why they should be instructed to dispose of them will one day themselves be wiped out and homeless when they start rounding up us citizens! Shame on all of them!

[@Canadianhonkindiesel]

This is awesome! Its a small step to a growing problem and could help thousands for just a little cost.

[@connie5261]

Amen. You are blessed!

[@bsianturi]

+Connie Amen

[@DeeTimmyfan]

I was homeless twice in my life, the first time I had a van to live in. My problem was not not having shelter. It was where I should park the van. The town I was in had a rule that you could not sleep in your car within the city limits.

[@NL-35]

Sometimes you just have to do what is to do bro. I do.that over a year already. Bless up

[@surand3311]

Life is All about living ,being happy is most important with what you have, thank you so much for expressing your creativity

[@CHILIMANDAYTON]

great job on the building of these shelters ,I would love to have one myself just in case I become homeless here in Dayton,Ohio love to see more of these thank you so much for careing and also shareing God will bless u well my friend

[@slimbusjimbus]

This is actually surprising, It's good to see that there are some good people in the world. God bless you. :)

[@bushtrash2286]

Actually these "Dignity Pods are a great idea, I love the fact they are portable, and simple, and they look tough enough to last, so when the current occupant has found some where to live they can hand it to someone else. Nice work !!! very very nice work indeed.

[@jw7075]

Ingenious! You are awesome!

[@ajv802]

Good on you for trying to help out!

[@knowingchristrulesvegan2084]

Thank you for doing this, Christs love flows through you.

[@5664788]

Thx for your comment,.I was'nt feelin very well,..& now i'm able to puke.

[@knuckledragger549]

5664788 Sorry your not feeling well. Perhaps a little attitude of gratitude & reflection of all the blessings that God has pored into your life would help, even more. may God continue to pore his blessings upon you.

[@sidnewsound]

Eu fico cheio de esperança na humanidade quando vejo pessoas solidárias e com compaixão pelos outros como Gary Pickering. Parabéns, Gary, pelo homem que você é!

[@spintobear9151]

Being an old Utah guy, the design reminds me of a sheep camp that I spent many days and nights in growing up.

[@gailmariage5318]

Love the idea. Thanks for sharing.

[@TheJMANN1987]

I Live in Salt Lake and I Really Wouldn't Mind Living in one of These Plus my Mom want's to Live here to be with me... Thank you and God Bless you...

[@user-yx4tj4lr1t]

i have a house and everything i could ever need but i have to admit, those shelters look very comfortable.....I WANT ONE!

[@bushtrash2286]

Hi steve I'm homeless in AZ thanks so much for this, awesome idea, if I get out of my current state, ill support you happily , I have some engineering experience will happily lend a hand in what ever you want.

[@johnsmith-xh6je]

wish i knew where. cuz in lake havasu az. it's illegal to be homeless. heavy fines jail time. ahh... the land of the free ( as long as you can afford it)

[@deedeemoore7973]

THANK YOU SO MUCH...I HAVE NEVER BEEN HOMELESS BUT HAVE GREAT EMPATHY TO FEEL WHAT IT MUST BE LIKE...YOU ARE DOING A GREAT SERVICE...THE PROBLEM IS I UNDERSTAND THE CITIES AREN'T ALLOWING THEM??????

[@brendaniebel1355]

They need these in MI.

[@Romansnana]

I like how you have included a toilet. Much needed in shelters.

[@peggypestana4749]

Well done

[@Nigglebaun]

awesome ideas. Spread the love.

[@drfrankm]

I wish that the city f San Diego CA would allow this. We have so many people in need without enough shelter available

[@donaldboyce7110]

I love your idea!

[@blueribb99]

I see all types of problems with these mini-shelters. The first concern is where to "park" them - legally. Next is security - when empty, they can be moved, stolen and ransacked. Also, they offer almost no cold weather protection. A large percentage of homeless people are either addicts or have a mental disease. Most just want to be left alone and almost none want to work for a living. It's heart-breaking to have a family member in this situation but unless you're the parent of one, you will NEVER know the challenges of trying to help.

[@striperross4975]

Glenn Watkins - Dude, if you're a homeless living under a tarf, wouldn't you be happy to have this roller pad? Who is going to ransack a homeless person and what shit are they going steal...dirty sleeping bag that hasn't been washed for years? And as far parking it, this cart will give them more option where to park it. Whereas, if he only has a tarf, he has find a spot under a tree or bushes to help protect him from the weather.

[@ele1bubu]

Good job!!!!

[@renavarges3852]

Bless you!

[@mollypaananen3193]

need this right now!

[@PlaceForAnEcho]

Well done sir.

[@SinkyYT]

Are the double height corrugated plastic ones for two people? or for storing more stuff? I'd say the plastic ones are the best way to go especially after watching Paul Elkins video of his design.

[@Pjpuglife]

Awsome work

[@Big_Tony_Speaks]

I'm currently homeless, I wish I was able to get something like that. I'm sure I could find an out of the way place to put it, then I would have a place to sleep safe from the elements.

[@dawnsimons118]

Me too . Yermo ca . no drugs just life circumstance . awesome person to care about us invisible . it is always hard . older with health issues . Way harder . but there is a lot to be said for freedom and living close with mother nature . I enjoy hunkering down when she's moody . and she can be a real bitch sometimes . Love and encouragement to all

[@lisak720]

❤️

[@newdogatplay]

NICE I THINK THIS SHOULD BE LEGAL TO LIVE IN IN ALL THE COUNTRY IF U ARE HOMELESS

[@MrJoeyBoombotz]

Real dignity is the ability and the sense of responsibilty to care for oneself properly. Without honest effort that is rightly inteneded that springs from the person themselves, there is nothing anyone can give them that gives them real dignity. Men born without arms learn to fix cars and grow businesses to take of themselves and their families. SImilary, women born without arms become world famous artists, drawing with their feet, etc. They have a God-given humility they retain from birth that the anarchist homelss person discards at a very young age they think of as being their own person. Instead it makes them arrogant, having difficutly with any real authority and mentality unstable. The polititians that pander to them are no different than the recipients of their largesse. Many of the homeless today are drug addicts with government incomes ranging from several hundred into the thousands that spend their money on drugs and resent having to pay for anything else and/or they are too arrogant to live missions and homeless shelters, being unable and unwilling to live by simple rules that in real dignified/civilized people understand are normal. They are the recipients of left wing trickle down and have the same arrogance and inablity that disables them from real dignity or the ability to do anything right. Their left wing leaders and they are one in the same, pretentious malcontents. Both their advocates and they are the government bred new barbarians, with degrees and all the trappings of the stsaus quo, while being nothing more than empty suits. Helping the homeless is hurting them, for the most part. Find an ex-military man that is homeless and generally, with help will use the opportunity to better themselves. The rest are human debri, deserving the ghenna they wallow in.

[@shahrizmanuel5099]

Well done keep up the good work

[@RussellCambell]

Good work. I’d like to build one someday for someone who could use it

[@vijaymohan8193]

Great idea!

[@HomeboyChris]

I'm intrigued by the the Paul Elkins style at 1:52 with the loft area. I never thought about doing the upstairs loft, but it actually looks fairly roomy in there considering.

[@wanettarenay5609]

Elkins is fantastic, but he doesn't have blueprints for his creations

[@HomeboyChris]

He has general plans on his site, but blueprints take time and effort to create. And he isn't trying to sell em, so basically he does what he can I think, but we can't expect him to put all this money out for nothing in return.

[@sallydagger6942]

it's so sad I'm crying

[@Insane00001]

Great idea!!!!

[@karenlee9120]

if things don't change we may be homeless need one of these we plan to go to Arkansas

[@TayTayMakesBeats]

You're a good guy.

[@shesheburetche1652]

wow good job sir

[@dawnnitroy1547]

I see some of you have NO IDEA what its like uo be homeless/on the street! I DO!! IVE BEEN THERE!! I wouldve LOVED having a pod/tiny house when I was on st.! Listen to song; Walk a mile in my shoes" by Joe South!!

[@bombastbiniou4310]

The curved roof dwellings are reminiscent of the Gypsy Wagon.

[@dayrider]

Good idea

[@davidpotter3777]

Would be great for Hawaii, big need,no housing for simple folk. God bless you

[@jinx4511]

good idea! but where will they park/place them? Won't it be towed away?

[@justinbarney6286]

If you've been asked this before, I apologize ...but my question is that do you have any designs that can be towed with a bicycle? I am not homeless, but I often go on long cycling tours, and having a shelter that is readily available would really save me from a lot of worries.

[@suzilindblad5207]

Why wouldn't cities approve of this? It's small and portable and the homeless need somewhere to go each night, especially during these cold nights. Shelter is a very basic need for survival and it needs to be a top priority, we must take care of eachother!

[@amandarichardson8330]

I used to be homeless in Ogden Utah and fort Collins Colorado and Spokane Washington and northern Idaho all in the past 4-6years I now live in post falls Idaho Im on Ssd so I can't afford much so I could end up homeless at anytime.so I have started researching things like this that I can possibly pull with my bicycle I have a beach cruiser from Walmart and it's pretty strong. I have no building experience though

[@Larry93215]

I want one might build one and would sleep like a baby in one the yellow ones look cool the rest look heavy and hard to tow

[@selenarobinson1256]

Everyone deserves a place to live Its not a crime. . .

[@oldguysrock2170]

Fabulous idea! Can be used to get high in, out of view of the public. They can squat and poop behind it. It can also be used at a casket.

[@shanekingston-lynch1970]

Gary great ideas how many have u given to the homeless so far ????????

[@thebadbatch3748]

Is that number in order to contact him for a pod if you're homeless or what? What if you're out of state?

[@semones57]

Nice.

[@xryanthecreator7672]

When im old enough to move out of my parents house imma build one and become homeless myself :D they look great aulthough i dont have the money to buld them for other people im still going to build one for myself

[@j_roq7112]

I love the idea, but I think that finding a place where they can be kept is an issue in many cases, especially for city dwellers. If this project was done on a large scale, I think that most cities with a homeless problem would put a stop to it because it would draw attention to the problem that they ignore or are unable to fix.

[@brendaniebel1355]

Why can't they do this in MI. So many people are homeless here.

[@sheliasanders404]

I think this awesome & sweet

[@amandarichardson8330]

so I am trying to find the help to get it done

[@frankleonguerrero]

I've been drawing plans and you have almost identical I just need ideas on cost to pay for some assistance for lightest way to buld as well as strength. I hope your in California. Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Blessings

[@mundob4926]

Frank Leon-Guerrero Frank, i think that if there could be a template on these type of shelters, they would all be cost effective and more of us could financially contribute, I feel it has its pro & cons, but "the longest journey started with making a first step"

[@DarkMoonDroid]

Frank Leon-Guerrero I think the best way to do it would be to have a large, local _"Makerspace"_ give 1 or 2 days a month to this. Have several _"approved"_ templates (like +ray davila suggested) on display for people to chose from and then have them _build their own homes from the bottom up!_ People who can't DIY, can get help from Staff so that they know how it's done and can fix it themselves when stuff breaks (or is vandalized). This also gives the local gubmint the chance to have some choice about standardization. They _must approve,_ but they can choose _which designs_ to approve. This would relieve so much pressure on everyone!!!

[@derpate7616]

join freecycle.org, its free to join and everything is free, a person who is thrifty can build them off of things people offer as well as you can ask for certain kinds of materials and if people have them then you just arrange for pick up. Most political signs of decent construct are made of corrugated plastic sheets nowadays which is something you can use to construct them.

[@jake-gd8rb]

Hello I know this video is old even ancient by youtube standards lol anyhow i wondered if it would be possible to pay you to have one of those built I would love to do it myself bit I don't have anywhere to build it I live in washington state of you don't mind me asking what state are you in sir???I had a few ideas I would like to run by you if you were willing.....thanks for your time

[@im_moonmann]

I need one those

[@shannonfbc1]

that a great idea

[@daggettandstump9837]

Steve.. My name is Jon Waters .. I was homeless about three years ago in on the streets here in Provo Utah and I noticed you're from Pleasant Grove Utah.. I have watched your videos and similar videos and I'm really interested on getting in touch with mayor Curtis here in Provo to possibly set up a homeless area for individuals since the police asked us to move along and to go to Salt Lake City to stay in the Roadhouse.. I would love to talk to you about this idea.. I hope you can reply to this

[@wanettarenay5609]

gary, how much do they cost to build? the only problem I see here, is the law of the streets says; if you have something I want and I am bigger than you, it's mine, you would have to find a safe place to park them to keep them away from the police and the criminal element, but otherwise, good for you you have a big beautiful heart

[@joemc111]

Even here in Florida you have to have heat some time in the year

[@theevildrdeez]

Yeah worried the police/ or people would harass the homeless, but hows about a cargo roller that can hold a gas/wood/ethanol/alcohol stove, and place to put stuff, including a hub tent like the Gazelle T3/ Shiftpod Mini/ or ice tent, that could be donated if you ask the right company. I figure if the homeless look like well to do campers, people will leave them alone. Also you could make camper versions to sell to well to do campers, so they could go bike camping, thus paying for donating the same thing to the homeless. I live in a mountain town, with cold weather in winter, and I already gave one homeless friend of mine, a pitch black thermal ice fishing tent, he can camp in the middle of town, and not be seen at night. He just got to get up before the sun comes up, pack, and move. I bought him a stainless steel camp cook set, and he now can maintain a part time job, heating water from anywhere, with a alcohol stove, and doing a old fashioned camping basin wash off. He is saving money now to buy a better tent, with camo netting. He doesn't look homeless, he just likes living at a lower cost of living not needing as much as others.

[@esteronalfredo2669]

Do you have any for sales of this one.

[@chasenekowarthrop6384]

anyone know where i can buy 1 of these? i am about to be homeless again and don't have any tools

[@kurusaicrow]

Don't know if you still do this,if you are I'm interested in helping with this

[@sammanthalee990]

what does the two storey model look like .....

[@44ronie]

Have you taken them to a homeless camp yet....new to your channel

[@mattsteva6878]

cool

[@johnnyjm11]

BearDarkDawnActual, it is way more complicated than you think.And no matter what anyone does to help or better mankind there will always be complainers

[@DarkDawnActual]

Believe me I know how more complicated it is. No matter what one person might say there will always be one that is ready to complain.