Homeless woman has my last name.

[@Gena-1959]

I really like her. She seems so caring and kind.....Just like you Mr. Horvath. ❣️

[@lisahyyppa3360]

🙏

[@hasgoodles7807]

Sure she does, yeah. What you are seeing, is not a person who is exercising her selflessness, it is actually the opposite. She owes it to herself, and society to take responsibility for whatever issues she has, regarding mental health and addiction. Being coddled is a small part of her problem, the bigger part is the untreated mental health issues, and addiction. She has a degree. She has opportunity. Give me a break. We don’t get to quit on ourselves.

[@sunflower-oo1ff]

@@hasgoodles7807 i totally agree...still...she is awesome.

[@billjoe39]

shame on that fat german man who is attempting to make cash videos off homeless people like her, following them around like a peeping tom, in the interest of property owners

[@billjoe39]

@@hasgoodles7807 what bull.......ask Pfizer, marketing lady, to take responsibility for their money grubbing, instead of relying on the tax base to support them!

[@cryptic7791]

Very kind of this man to give these people a voice

[@ragnarokgalaxy9510]

This channel validates a good portion of my life. We are all here together.

[@albertoortiz9040]

Agreed... He is doing God's work, he's a blessing to many people who are in need of a voice to tell their story 💥♥💥♥💥♥

[@Mike978.]

I have been following him for years! He is amazing!

[@ID30394]

I think its his way of giving back after being homeless himself and recovering from alcoholism.

[@thebutton]

God Bless the S.O.B

[@NeonMinnen]

I am a man, 27. But this woman reminds me of myself. As an alcoholic, UCSB undergrad student, and someone with somewhat "well-off" parents, who somewhat sheltered and coddled me, I can fully relate with Jess. I hope her nothing but the best. She seems like she has a good head on her shoulders and should be able to find herself housing soon. God Bless!

[@3DomSculpts]

The same to you brother. We all find our way in the end.

[@maplecozy]

Sheltered is a good thing. How could you screw that up?

[@myrtle1234]

It once was that people would work even if they were depressed, anxious, alcoholic, or mentally ill. My family did it for over 150 years. My pot/coke/alcohol addicted cousins worked and kept homes, educated their kids. I don’t touch any of that poison. If you don’t touch it, you can’t get addicted to it.

[@3DomSculpts]

I hope that she finds the strength to contacts her parents.

[@kristind1179]

Honest, educated and very well spoken. She is awesome.

[@miker9082]

It appears that homeless in Cali are either addicts or college educated liberals or both. This should be a lesson that education is not as critical as people are led to believe.

[@Franaflyby]

As a mother that has been estranged from her adult child , it can be painful. I was waiting for that phone call and I'm pretty sure your mother is too. Make that call Jess.🤗 I'm sure your moma loves you and that it could bring healing to the both of you. 🙏☮️be blessed.

[@3DomSculpts]

❤

[@susanbrown2909]

Yes...life’s too short . Call your parents and build bridges.

[@flynnzilla8796]

Or...her parents’ expectations are unchanged and contact would be nothing but detrimental! Don’t assume that because they are “family” that contact with Jesse is the right thing; relationships end!

[@Franaflyby]

@@flynnzilla8796 Calm down with the exclamations.!!!! It's just a suggestion.. Jess would be the one to make that call. Maybe you said that because it was you're experience?? What I said was my experience.

[@sunflower-oo1ff]

Totally and absolutely agree. I was living on the West Coast of Canada and my mom was dying on the East Coast... I could not go and see her as I didn't have any money for such a trip...I heard she waited and waited for me...it makes me sad and I loved her so much. Still, I think she must have known I loved her anyway... ;(

[@lisavinson56]

I like her too! She has a beautiful smile and personality!! Praying she and her boyfriend gets off the street

[@istvanszabo9115]

Greatings from Hungary and God bless you Jess!

[@totality_seeker]

A good film that shows ANYONE can find themselves homeless all it takes is the right chain of events as Jessy says she was from a well to do family and after experiencing health issues from a young age she found herself veering off the rails but was able to get back on track and had great Successes in her personal and professional life. She has now found herself homeless and disconnected from her family ties although she is clearly an articulate and highly capable intelligent person you can't help but notice her pain, I do hope you manage to reconnect with your family it might be a tough initial contact but it is always best to make the effort whilst the option is there. Best Wishes from the UK.

[@27gts]

she is a very well-spoken woman- I hope good opportunities come her way

[@alexdenmark3230]

The US wouldn't be a bit great without people like you, Mr. Horvath, and all the kind and humble people you talk to day in and day out ♥️

[@carpediem3044]

I hope Jessie is able to talk to her mum. I was in a similar (estranged) situation with mine, but we had an emotional and very happy meeting a couple of years ago and we both gained some closure, I forgave and moved on. It worked out very well for both of us. She died a few weeks later, so I am very glad I took that step.

[@1-Peter-4]

Excellent message Jessie👏 I love how you're recognizing the victories in going longer and longer without nose dives. I can see you're very smart and perhaps that's why you don't fit in with societies cubicle careers. Remember always that you're not an orphan but a child of God. All the best to you and stay strong

[@christywilson694]

Jesse could do a vlog. She's smart and articulate. And, like you, has a heart for other people.

[@flyingskyward2153]

Thank you for these videos and helping us understand our fellow human beings. Hatred often comes from ignorance, and you help counter that ignorance 🧡

[@aileen2214]

Jessy is a lovely person. God bless her. Thank you Mark for this positive story.

[@whoareyoutoaccuseme]

Its crazy what being unsheltered does to the appearance. I thought she was in her late 40s but she's only 34.

[@jasongates-]

I thought she was in her 50s.

[@whoareyoutoaccuseme]

@@jasongates- me too, but I was trying to be nice. Its tough being a woman and ppl thinking you're older than you really are. My guess was 50 or 51.

[@stillsmallvoice4785]

has to be from the stress. God bless her.

[@Vera-dc7my]

Sad.

[@hasgoodles7807]

It’s certainly not the alcohol, but rather, being “unsheltered”.

[@trailrunner919]

Wonderful interview...lovely and articulate lady❤️

[@jackpinesavage1628]

I've always believed when I help someone in need, I do it without ever expecting anything in return. I've got a really good accountant, who is keeping track of every penny I give away. He lives where my treasure will never be stolen by thieves and it will never rust away to nothing. He lives in heaven.

[@geraldinegregory.1803]

Now that is a great comment. Wholeheartedly agree. Very well said. 👍

[@alexdenmark3230]

God bless you ♥️

[@barbarabrunson8529]

🙏 Beautiful Comment

[@legiuneamemarilor3054]

Glad I found some belivers in this comment 😀 may god help us all

[@526clark]

Its is good to see a woman with full dentures. Her teeth look good.

[@Nancy-iv1yj]

She has a beautiful smile. God bless you.

[@nicoleonfeels]

It’s crazy how small this world is sometimes.

[@florencecasimir9547]

I know right

[@postxdrip3s480]

She seems like a nice person

[@pamgreenfield2853]

Jessy is intelligent and so open and vulnerable about her life. I hope one day she can make the call to her mom when she is ready.

[@quokkapirquish6825]

She severed her family ties because of the pressure of their expectations. It was easier for her to just be alone and homeless than cope with that pressure. Her folks need to understand depression and how people with that condition find coping strategies like drugs and alcohol to try to banish their demons. Such a shame really.

[@battlehymnoftheempath3610]

Its strange how that sort of pressure can get to anyone. I have a very destructive family and always thought if I had loving parents, id be in a better spot, but clearly that isnt always true. Sometimes people are just depressed, and find it harder to find meaning.

[@ID30394]

I agree. What I find amazing is how well she can articulate herself after the brain trauma she's been through. A great show of human spirit and perseverance.

[@battlehymnoftheempath3610]

@@ID30394 it doesnt surprise me. Traumatized people are articulate. They just have trouble motivating themselves because their bodies hold them back.Traum a is stored in the body and when you try to put things into action, your body fails you and you experience psychosomatic symptoms.

[@hasgoodles7807]

No, it’s the alcohol and the mental health issues, smarty.

[@elvaledecolima]

I think a lot of milenials are homeless because they needed the belt growing up and also i blame it on legalizing weed... because thats a gateway drug

[@DarkMoonDroid]

Bless you Jessie and Mark. 🙏💚💙💜

[@bamby5211]

Jessie is very articulate and seems to know what she wants. Most important, Jessie call your Mom! Pretty safe to say that she will be relieved just knowing that you are OK. Your Mom despite any indifferences will always love you no matter what. Thank you Mike for sharing this with us, Very much appreciated. :0)

[@xxmysterygirl101xx]

I hope she makes that call. What a wonderful human 🤗♥️

[@kathleenforst1152]

She's definitely very positive at her experiences. She's very intelligent and very giving. And God will carry her. God bless you..There are so many people that discriminate against people that are homeless, some have no choice. They definitely need to get the mentally ill into supportive housing. California has plenty of money to do that..

[@asad8437]

Hey Kathleen. If you are from America u can invite me in your country and I can give you money.

[@hasgoodles7807]

Uh, she’s an alcoholic. This is denial, not positivity.

[@sambarnes3887]

I hope this woman becomes 100% ok with a beautiful home ❤️ What a wonderful woman ❤️ She deserves only the best ❤️

[@ms.incognito7961]

This lady is cool

[@asad8437]

Hi where are you from

[@nadjibhasnaoui7398]

I love you Sir ; because you help a lot of homeless thanks good day

[@youngyhasard3219]

Quelqu un qui remet les pourritures a leurs places , bientôt au tours des pourritures .

[@EspressoDave411]

Thank you Mark! love these interviews!!! God bless you brother.

[@Kevin-vl6jd]

Thanks, Mark ! Happy to see your doing ok ! I can never thank you enough for all you do to help others in such difficult situations ! Best of Everything to you, Jess ! ☺Peace and Hope Always !

[@antob.6810]

god bless every homeless women ,Love Peace

[@Basketball_0]

I love your channel!!! Thank you. People are becoming so happy. God bless you and your family 🙏❣️

[@jamesfox2857]

beautiful woman - whom ever treated her so bad to not want her anymore is heart breaking

[@ashbell6712]

The insight she shared here took pains to explain to us that it wasn't about people treating her badly per se, rather it was about her need to turn away from life's expectations and socialisations more generally.

[@francesacoy4730]

Your attitude is so respectful, thank you.

[@HIAHomelessInAmerica]

Another great video, thanks for sharing! She seems like a very nice lady 🙏🙏🙏

[@lcr2382]

What a sweet woman, my heart goes out to her

[@AG_MAG]

God bless you!! You are a winner

[@jasmineflower4809]

God Bless you Jessy.

[@RolandMichalak]

She seems like a highly inteligent individual. And from listening to the interview, the most honest thing she stated was self destruction. Which she cannot blame no one but herself for the current situation she’s in. Blind people work that I personally know off, people in wheelchairs work, cause they’re very concerned what their future will be like. Bottom line it's only what they’ve made it to be. When she gets to a certain age, no one will hire her for a descent pay, or at all. And welfare is and will continue to be uncertain. It is awkward that people don’t want to secure themselves for the future. With what she stated she should have a high paying job, not lose time that flies by very fast. Relying on boyfriends, or friends in general is a total waste, sad for her, and yet unsafe, and reality that had not totally kicked in.

[@billjoe39]

YOU again, 'has goodies' ( worst mental image) what is with this CON sermonizing? On other videos you probably support low wages and renoviction, both of which cause homelessness..... please try harder

[@phillangkau3056]

She’s an amazing person.

[@persnicketyVC]

Her smile makes her so youthful and pretty. This... this makes her happy, and it really puts things into perspective.

[@elviscobb5922]

This women's story is highly complex. Starting with her medical conditions,moving on to mental health issues then her problems with alcohol. She is simply attempting to survive. I honestly don't understand her but can respect her honesty in this interview.

[@susanbrown2909]

She does talk a lot,but saids very little.

[@ashbell6712]

@@susanbrown2909 The whole point of amazing life stories like Jessy's being shared here, showing every strength and every vulnerability of them, is not to provide us with short, easy to digest narratives. Its to allow these individuals the space to share perspective, as much as experience and jessy did both here. Given the very full breadth of her life history to date i'd say she did very well. The insight was very much there, and layered for ears to hear - if they choose to.

[@laurielembitz5406]

I pray you would call your parents TODAY!😁. A Mom's love is unconditional.💝 I also hope that you get some housing soon🌸...lifestyle seems exhausting. I lived in a tent for a summer out West long ago and that was exhausting. You're very likeable and intelligent..start dreaming again!.Best wishes💐

[@CHIRONandADAM]

Dude her spirit is amazing

[@CRYCES]

damn she a nice vibe 💜

[@cindynevius3396]

I love your energy and your sweet smile. Please find the strength to call your mom she loves you very much.

[@kereabis2141]

Terima kasih banyak telah membantu sesama manusia.

[@user-ob9zo9cr4c]

love her hair, smile and hoodie for sure she deserve more,

[@kurtjackberhalter1537]

This young woman will be great at whatever she does and achieves. Listening to her,is an inspiration. We have to have positive thoughts,and help these people. Thank you,for giving them a face,and a soul,that we would otherwise never see.

[@molnarjozsef6245]

Hi Mr. Horvath! I follow you from Hungary. I wish you all the best.

[@filibuster8760]

My grandmother maiden name was Horvath. Fun fact :that means Croatian. 😍😍❤️❤️ Than you for making this people visible. Love from Germany.

[@kayvan671]

She's so kind... She totally doesn't deserve to be homeless.

[@maryschumacher7118]

No one does.

[@paintingwithcammiebourke3984]

I can relate to this lady I've suffered few hydrocephalus and mental issues and she seems like she's gone through quite a bit rough things in our life and I hope she gets better soon

[@CaptainHowdy1969]

"freedom is having lost already"...and as the mantra goes within the nomadic community "having less...is more"...

[@mattw9764]

"When you ain't got nothing, you got nothing to lose" - Bob Dylan, "Like a Rolling Stone"

[@elektraraven4685]

It iş better to be homeless and free than being under family pressure for her. I understand

[@Angian72]

God Bless her !!!

[@WilsonRidge]

Good for her for getting her BA through all that shit. Wow

[@robertchilders8045]

I have noticed one thing is that so many people are 40 years Old and older! Most employers don't like to hire people in that category. There can be thousands of people in that category! Most government agencies can't or won't help! I've known people with p.h.d. degrees that are homeless! The advancement of technology has put them out of work. The biggest factor may be that they become disabled or sick. Also the overwhelming misconception of ordinary people!

[@SomaraSon]

Jessie don't feel bad about being flawed or not having it all put together. Us out here working in the corporate world/going to college etc. can't breathe sometimes either. We'd love to work and be around someone like you that strives to be a free soul. I hope you can figure things out.

[@8ofwands300]

Sweet woman but her story is difficult to follow. 😟

[@alexthan5491]

A lot of suffering in our country. It will stop when people at the top stop being greedy. We need to put people first not profits.

[@MrPJBarney]

This is an excellent channel. I love its work. "Thank you, Mr. Horvath." I pray for Ms. Jessica. Take care, everyone. Jesus saves.

[@MissFeline]

She may be homeless but she looks happy, it’s suits some people for a time, until they find whatever it is they need, wish her the best 💙

[@yokiryuchan7655]

She's coping. I don't think she's really happy. Being homeless is never something to be happy about. People will try and convince themselves they are happy. But I think they are just lying to themselves.

[@lianwirring7476]

34 years old? Jesus, 6 years on the street can really make you look way older than you are. I hope she'll be OK, she's a very intelligent person.

[@vlajster]

i am 34 too and i can't believe what i see. she looks 20 years older and its not her fault. really hope she gets off the street soon

[@elmowatson541]

Very nice and intelligent woman. She is in a good space mentally, just perhaps has to move forward again with baby steps with her family.

[@hasgoodles7807]

This is nuts. She is not a in a good place mentally, dude, if she is living in the damn streets. Just because you caught this tiny piece of her life, you think you know the rest? A lot of selfishness gets people in these situations too. I worked in this community, and you would, be shocked by the things this woman has likely done to and taken from others, as an addict. This is b.s.

[@elmowatson541]

Of course I know shes homeless and her life is not perfect...lol. But....she has a great attitude, mindset and vibe going throughout this video. Thats all I was saying here. With that kind of positivity going, she will be in better circumstances soon!

[@TheYoungMuTe]

@@hasgoodles7807 what has she done?

[@VonsWanderingMind]

You've a great spirit, Jesse❤

[@Iworkwithnitwits]

She has no plan. She needs guidance and resources to help her off the street.

[@ragnarokgalaxy9510]

This gal is great. So is the interviewer. My kind of people. #obpride

[@albertinadebeer4309]

Hope she can make it to call her mam.

[@ragnarokgalaxy9510]

@@albertinadebeer4309 I have faith in her strength. Reminds me to call my own too.

[@scottyfromhawaii8306]

Life on the street is really hard. But you can feel at home in a place where you have no house.

[@jeremineptun6341]

Beautiful woman

[@sonicmoremusic1]

You can see what the alcohol has done to her (she looks much older than 34)...

[@mcwise1201]

Yes but she has that natural happiness.

[@canadasweetie]

That’s what you say with everything she said?

[@fotiosskouzis284]

God bless you

[@Jeaniesunshine-fb5rk]

I'd like to see Jessie has a bright future. Fight to get back. We have good people among us too. Start getting back my grand daughter is 37 working since she was 17.

[@harryleighton7500]

Of all the homeless people I’ve heard in interviews on all these type channels she doesn’t at all sound like one : she has it worked out very differently - basically or mostly a very good person with a very good heart . Someone you could trust for a start !

[@carebear1143]

Textbook bipolar cycles in life. I can relate so much.

[@emeraldskiesasmr5778]

i thought she was way older then 34

[@sybur3469]

She is pretty

[@peacedove9513]

Freedom is just another word for Nothing left to loose!!!!🎼🎵🎶

[@bradmiech5743]

God bless you. Please continue. Thank you.

[@totonglagrama9034]

Watching here from phil.sending my Support to you

[@richardlopez2932]

She looks really good for someone who's homeless.

[@maria50058]

My dad's family last name is Horvath... But we live in Europe

[@teardrop-in-a-fishbowl]

Is not a rare name, I know people with the same name.

[@maria50058]

@@teardrop-in-a-fishbowl I didn't said it's rare

[@SamReed_1]

People like her are the type of homeless people have a problem with. She clearly likes being homeless and is in no hurry to better herself

[@mollydior]

She has bright kind eyes.. and beautiful white teeth😁 she has awakened by quitting the society lifestyle.. Some things are meant to be..I'm sure she will find a place soon.. Stay off medication.. start doing sport and yoga / meditation, drink plenty of water.. It centres you... Stay creative!!!🙏🧡 contact your family.. I'm sure they would love to hear from you..no matter what!!!

[@elleeme9451]

I don't want to sound strange, but I knew that she was raised in a well to do family as she said, because as soon as she began speaking I noticed her perfectly straight teeth!

[@khuatdinh]

No Mud no Lotus. ❤️💕 so kind

[@seandagr8475]

so much wisdom and philosophy in each video

[@deedeejohnson3452]

What a beautiful lady and my wish for her to is to get her head straight so she can regain the strength to talk to her parents

[@flynnzilla8796]

Why add more pressure to this woman’s life? Do you know what she’s been through, what her parents are like? Sounds like she has a good support system - relationships end and rightly so.

[@susanbrown2909]

What has gone so drastically wrong ,thats makes this happen to people like this lovely lady to be homeless. I’ll tell you :it’s thses governments that don’t take proper responsibility to help this section of people that have fallen on difficult times. They basically just ignore them,and the situation just grows. Which is not good for any one tbh. I hope she finally finds good fortune. Call your mum n build bridges.

[@marthaelbaaguilar]

I hope she could meet her family. Blessings for you all

[@kellynorvell5714]

Jessica, you look like an Angel 😇..... seriously. God keep and bless you 🙏

[@CYV214]

🙏

[@kellie-annm6178]

jessica your a starseed working your mission here on earth..soon youll know the incredible soul you are. i thank you for helping change the world ❤️

[@kellie-annm6178]

@no more a reality trip. You should join us ❤

[@sterby71]

Omg she's so awesome and positive!

[@jesuschristfollower4186]

God bless u

[@mikedunker7354]

very smart lady