I've Stayed in a Homeless Shelter | One Word | Cut

[@Michael5221]

This made me realize how much I've taken for granted... These are some strong individuals.

[@rd9526]

Hey! Just a lil tip, don't ever actually say that to a person who's going thro something like this. It doesn't make them feel good. It's like ur rubbing the fact u had it good in their faces

[@shreyaambade6688]

Yes 💖 always be grateful 💖

[@ThePwak007]

Make sure you're well off before having children. Make sure you're a proper role model before having children. Fucking think before having children, think A LOT.

[@AL-cg4vb]

Arthi .M.P actually no, acknowledging your privilege isn’t rubbing it in. pretending you understand and have any experience is though.

[@thecrownoffusion8420]

Kinda sad that a video made you realize something simple

[@meirinameirina2296]

The man that keep saying "at least i got to sleep inside" must hv gone through a really terrible stuff in his life

[@mimih9236]

Do u mean life

[@chipsahoy8439]

he used to do drugs that's why he got kicked out

[@lilianaghinuelao7864]

From personal experience being homeless and sleeping outside is hard even if u only have to do it once u never take sleeping in a house for granted again

[@h222ley]

Liliana Ghinuelao fr, a lot of people take what they have for granted.

[@TheLYagAmi]

@@chipsahoy8439 eh? So. Have you never ever made a mistake in your life?

[@chocobrownie101]

I love this kind of stuff that Cut has been making

[@redcloverz]

Daniel Rodriguez you’re entitled to your own opinion, but you don’t get to go around being an asshole. Shut up and stop attacking everyone in the comments.

[@Castelion349]

You could say..it cuts deep

[@saltiestalexxx]

Daniel Rodriguez you liked your own comment

[@VeeLondon1449]

I lived in a hostel not as bad as a shelter, I was with my Mum and younger brothers for almost a year all together in one room. We where homeless. My Mother cried all the time not having a home for her kids. I’d just hug her. We had a cooked breakfast everyday which I loved. Though there are scary people around coming and going.. And constant feeling of tension and uncertainty. These are just short moments of time of discomfort that we will pass through. And learn from x

[@internautaenelciberespacio]

😢

[@mimih9236]

R u OK now is ur mum and ur bros OK u don't have to answer if u don't want to tho 😅😂

[@i20111505]

Shelters in Chicago are rough I was lucky they helped me get to where I am now. I have a house to call my own, work a great job and I'm happy

[@pip-pip5029]

💗

[@Aditi-eq1um]

Good for you, buddy👍

[@pixelk8261]

good for you!!! this warmed my heart :D i'm happy you are in a better place now

[@ivieaiwuyo784]

Fellow Chicagoan 😄😄😄

[@MegaAlex0025]

Heck yeah 🙌🏽

[@sarey8934]

In Seattle I was unable to sleep in shelters due to the overflow of homelessness here. I also got out of school at 3 and worked till 9 so all beds were taken by the time I got there (I worked so I could make money to have a place to call my own.) I literally slept between three trees at a park at age 17 because not even my school could help me get help. The system was broken, I felt abandoned by my city that claimed to have a grip on this.

[@muhammadshouman369]

You are strong

[@desireeslaten6618]

I spent 2 months in a shelter with my 2 young children (6&3 at the time). I was fortunate enough to get into a rapid rehousing program through the shelter and am now stable on my own. A Homeless shelter isn't "rock bottom" and you shouldn't feel ashamed for doing whatever it takes to survive...you might even find resources that improve your life.

[@thecrownoffusion8420]

Not everyone is as fortunate

[@burningcandlewick]

That's great you and your kids got into a rapid housing program! As a kid who's been in many shelters I know they arent fun and I'm really happy you we're able to get a housing opportunity. I'm really happy for you any your kids for being stable!

[@ridgefrost]

"I didnt get guacamole chips i'd eat regular chips but i got to sleep inside aha" I jus really like pple that make humour out of their trauma nd always find somethn positive

[@JUN10R420]

I liked my shelter tho mine was rlly chill it's called "Rain Project" in Camarillo off Lewis RD if u know anyone in ventura county tell them to go there when I was there everyone was rlly nice

[@jul2447]

Yeah it shows that they are strong

[@reynoldc511]

I love how CUT mature from "Smoking with grandmas" to "Fear pong eeeyyyy show your partners favourite sexual position and impersonate them with the role reverse" to "There are things that need to be address and the public need to acknowledge it" Good job CUT ! Love your contents

[@swslwatts]

I lived in homeless shelters for a year. Some of my relatives don't know that. It's demeaning being told when to go to bed and having a curfew. Lots of crazy and smelly people. Someone tried to steal my shoes. One time someone stole my bus pass. I got sick from the food a couple of times. I slept on a mattress with no sheets once in the winter.

[@katlynhoffman9300]

I've been in homeless shelters most of my life growing up and in different states and one things thats the same about all homeless shelters is that when you walk in the building it's a very sad depressing place the energy there kind of drags your soul down. No one likes having to ask someone for help or much less having to be put in a position like this as a kid. I remember making some really good friends and having to always stay by my mother since the old creepy men were staying in the same section as we were in. Now being an adult and a mother I couldn't have imagined what my mom went through dragging us from shelter to shelter so we wouldn't have to be sleeping outside. 💔 This video has brought back alot of depressing memories

[@fayeadams6878]

I live in a homeless shelter right now with my son and partner as we was living with his mum who kicked us out and honestly it's so much better this shelter is amazing we have our own like little flat its flying they help with alot I'm more than greatfull were in a better place now than we was in at his mums xx

[@mimih9236]

I hope u get a place rlly soon I wish u and ur family the best of luck 😊❤️

[@pixelk8261]

i'm glad you've found a great place to stay for the time being :D i wish you all the best!

[@fayeadams6878]

Aww thank you so much 💛💫

[@VictorSchofield]

Stay safe! ♥

[@coolestpersonintheworld5212]

I stayed in a shelter for a few months when I was 14-15. (I had my birthday there) and it was a pretty nice place. I didn’t necessarily get breakfast and lunch there and I shared a room with two other girls, but it good. I had a bed, a roof over my head, a people that cared if something happened to me. I didn’t know those people well but it was nice to feel cared about again.

[@TheeHeadTurnerTV]

Been in that situation before numerous times and what that jolly guy kept saying is so true ... I can remember sleeping many nights (well trying too) on concrete with my bag of everything I owe in my arms with one eye open. Horrible feeling. That 1st night in a shelter is always a relief. I thank God everyday I have a MY OWE roof over my head & a bed to sleep in every night .. because I remember those nights very vividly.

[@biNoelle]

I currently live in a shelter. But it’s actually nice. I have my own room. Own bathroom. Kitchen. I feel safe here. Plus they are helping me find a apartment. 💚💚💚

[@artistic-divine7634]

That’s awesome if you don’t mind where did you go I’m in Chicago

[@SwadhinBangladesh2.0]

But they've smile in face. Imagine how mentally strong they are! 😱

[@deflandre8286]

Or hide their emotions.

[@janpieterszooncoen2550]

You don't know them

[@SwadhinBangladesh2.0]

@@deflandre8286 yeah

[@SwadhinBangladesh2.0]

@@janpieterszooncoen2550 do you know?

[@janpieterszooncoen2550]

@@SwadhinBangladesh2.0 No

[@fgbtv3803]

For me the shelter always meant the end of the road. I've been homeless many times but never stayed in a shelter because to me, that meant I accepted defeat. I felt like if I stayed in one I would give up hope for the future and end up killing myself. Hope the best for all you beautiful people. WE GOT THIS

[@oceanprincess8886]

💖✨

[@wuttwuu]

I use to do my student placement in college at a Youth Homeless Shelter. It def opened my eyes up to so much man. It was such a crazy experience that really forced me to get out of my comfort zone. You truly never know what people are going through. Ever. Most of them didn’t have a stable household. Some of them couldn’t abide to their parents rules & some simply just chose the wrong path. Praying for anyone who’s in this situation 💜

[@alikarim9973]

I don’t know how it’s a normal thing in America for parents to kick their kids out..no wonder they end up in care homes

[@trymeimalreadyaghost1456]

That's one big reason the homeless population continues to get bigger and worse. So many people have forgotten what it means to be a family let alone a community. Being a family means you take the good with the bad and you help your family or get them help if you can't do it yourself but you don't turn your back or dismiss family. Being a community involves being considerate to your neighbor. If all your willing to do is punish and say not in my back yard (nimbyism), which everyone says but the homeless have to exist somewhere, we will never get the problem under control. There is no way whatsoever that you can beat, dismiss, ignore, and hate this to make it better.

[@lunagregoria8827]

My mom is a good person with a big heart. She didn’t want to kick my sister out, but my sister was acting dangerous and evil. So my mom said she had to go. She didn’t become homeless, she moved in with her boyfriend.

[@zombie777stream8]

As someone who has been homeless i can tell you its sad that people only want to help once you lose everything and get to the point where you want to throw your hands up with no more drive left . it could be so easily helped before it gets to that point and would save alot of resources . At the end of the day it comes down to not giving up. So many do..... I pray that more people would pay attention to those they care about instead selfish decisions they will regret later.

[@SixTooOfficial]

“But I got to sleep inside” this guys’ a legend.

[@lele6362]

May God bless these people. I know how these people feel. Being homeless is a real struggle. When I was a kid I lived in a car with my family, I still had to go to school and all. It wasn't fun. And we still are struggling, but I'm grateful for having a place to stay now and having food to eat every night. I wish the best to anyone out there who is homeless, or just going through a rough time in general. Remember, don't ever give up, things will get better.🙏🙏🙏

[@lynne4865]

Hearing these stories make me feel grateful and I wish I had the strength they all do.

[@TheMissjayelle]

I volunteered for Youth Care several years ago. It was really eye-opening. They are an amazing program and do good work.

[@ramneekbala1856]

These are ABSOLUTELY the strongest people. Respect x 👏🏻❤

[@TheKowabungaKid]

As a shelter worker, I can definitely sympathize with some of the issues these individuals have about the shelter system

[@scottfong4412]

So many of these people have such a positive attitude and it makes me think about how lucky people are and that we need to take in and appreciate what we have and make the best of it all. We all need to start and have a positive attitude with all that is going on in our world right now.

[@mrlucky1355]

stayed in my fair share of shelters, yes they're dives but when you have a blanket and roof over your head and staff looking after you its the best feeling ever. yes poop in the shower was more common than expected, yes there is drug use and alcohol abuse but if you focus on yourself while there you'll be fine.

[@storagex4969]

*This is so sad/heart warming*

[@phinp4947]

@Daniel Rodriguez um what

[@nigeljames6017]

Wow, have I been lucky in life. The strength these guys show is amazing.

[@lindymoyo9118]

It's true that the less you have, the more grateful you are. 💔

[@SLIPPERY83]

Yeah, this is the best content I've seen from CUT in a long time

[@Thaa_judgeee]

I grew up with so much money and went homeless 3000 miles from home at 19 for years and it deff humbled me sleeping outside. That was years ago but I deff think everybody needs to experience something like that

[@JosephinesBox]

Really strong people here. Hearing their experiences makes me realise how lucky we are. I hope they are all in a better place now.

[@ScreechOwl17]

I fucking hated living in shelters. They were so gross, people got food poisoning a lot in one of the first ones I went to, your things get stolen. It's almost always a mess in shelters but they're doing what they can (most of the time, my mum and I have met some really nasty people).

[@chocobrownie101]

I love this kind of series so much! Can't wait for more

[@cornellyw8276]

This kind of things help keep me grounded and appreciative of every big/small thing I have in my life... #thanks for those shelters that are doing their best, some don’t have that my mom once slept on the side road for lack of place at 16

[@Itsvicu]

During the last Recession in the 2000s due to everything that happened me and my mom lived in a shelter for a while. I was young I was in elementary school and I remember it being ok just going with what ever but I know that was only because I was young I was pretty oblivious to everything. One thing I remember from there was a father standing in front of the women’s restroom bc his daughter was taking a shower in there. Never really thought much of it when I was younger but now that I’m older I see why he would do that.

[@mikhalaa746]

I lived in a shelter for a year and it was the WORST experience of my life.

[@bella-jy4ki]

"But i got to sleep inside" he is soooo pure 🧡❤

[@RawPrincess818]

I had to stay in one after Katina when I was 12 for a few months. I remember having to sleep with a knife under my pillow because it was so unsafe there. We had people outside living in tents so you always had to be careful just to walk outside

[@letlotlosibanda]

CUT is trying to make me cry again!

[@valeriependelton5819]

Wow, glad Youthcare helped. The people I remember at a volunteer orientation were such snobs it felt like a country club environment rather than an agency helping homeless youth. Tried to apply but was demeaned by a man who was part of the orientation he was mean, and didn't want to acknowledge me. They're a bit biased. But I'm glad they help the youth. I was a former child runaway due to abuse. I survived by my wits on the streets of Los Angeles.

[@murdhindu1553]

Hi everyone! I wanted to share with ya part of my experience living on the streets. I'm Brazilian and my ex stepdad was from Temple-TX. He was a truck driver of a company situated in Atlanta-Georgia. I used to ride with him through the U.S while we were hookin up ourselves on "crystal meth". I got so tired of it that one day we ended up fighting over all this drug bullshit, so he left me alone at this highway near by chattanooga - TENNESSEE, it was about 1am and there was nobody around, dark sky, no post lights, only cars headlights passing by me. I didn't know that place, i didn't even know where i was. This police officer pulled over and asked me so many questions, the good thing was that he didn't noticed my brazilian accent because if he knew I was a foreigner he'd probably had called the homeland security and my life at that time would be ruined because they don't take so easy with the "latinos" specialy when they're ilegal immigrants. In my case it was diferent, i was legal with a green card so I showed him my ID from Jacksonville-Florida wich i used to live ever since I got in the U.S. He told me that he could only take me to this downtown homeless shelter so that's the begining of my story! I've stayed in this shelter for about 4 months. I was well treated by everyone who used to live there until I finally got a ticket to leave the country. I actualy learned so much with those guys, also heard every kinda sad and happy stories, It's been 10 years already since i left the U.S, I've been clean eversince and i'm sure that i don't wanna live in your country ever again. Sorry for the long text but seeing this video made me cry out like a baby. Goog luck, patience and peace to all those whos still living in a shelter, everythings gonna be alright , It ain't easy to be on the streets, trust me!

[@lilleigh8827]

i know you don't know me, but im proud of you. addiction sucks, and being 10 years clean is an amazing accomplishment. keep it up:)

[@lunade13]

Wow your story is like a movie, I'm glad you're ok now!

[@murdhindu1553]

@@lunade13 I appreciate it!!! I just felt like sharing it , that might help somebody idk

[@murdhindu1553]

@@lilleigh8827 I'm doin my best! being clean is so good! It's sad that many of our brothers are trapped in this life!

[@murdhindu1553]

@googlynoodle ur welcome! thanks for the word! We all should be united for the cause

[@TheNiqabGirl]

It's so sad. .the life stories are really heart breakers but these people are kind of heroes. Cuz they survived

[@itsjune4215]

I love this serie and I love these people!!

[@hagfish_]

Too short! Would've loved longer/more interviews. More info on particulars would've helped us imagine what these places are like and help people understand the reality of being homeless and being in shelters better.

[@anastasia7435]

3:00 She's Sagittarius from "Astrologer guesses Strangers' Zodiac Signs"!

[@kanescott6342]

I'm in a shelter with my two kids .and work full time. Lost our place cuz of the Corona.been trying to get on feet since.delayed stimulus doesn't help

[@jenn8037]

It hurts my soul to know how some people are suffering... keep putting out these videos.

[@Caleo996]

And this is why we have to keep advocating for more support and protection for our sisters and brothers who are experiencing homelessness, not just in the US but all over the world.

[@DonataNevaeh]

cut has some of the best content

[@ladylotusinc]

The shelter I was in was absolutely horrible. We were treated less than human. Not helped in the way the shelter was advertised. Not long after leaving the lady who ran it was busted for embezzlement. She was selling the donations and remodeling her home. Smh

[@MayjahMoves]

I live in one today , and it’s chill basically same thing as anywhere else but everyone is nicer ,because we are all in the struggle

[@MayjahMoves]

*kind

[@DestinyAtchison]

Dang, this puts into perspective how easy I’ve got it sometimes...

[@lade56]

I was homeless for 2 years in the shelter , I don’t look at homelessness the same

[@laurendinamiller1225]

Were never know o might indeed up in shelter.Im so grateful your all stronger

[@sabrinatatalias4277]

Most shelters nowadays are seperated out by gender (women, men, strictly lgbtq, children under 18, teenagers, disability, etc). Atleast in my region that's the case and many nonprofits and corporate donors put lots of money into the shelters and provide resources such as employment assistance, food, clothes, feminine products, etc.

[@narmins7395]

to the first man: i found human poop in the showers, TWICE, at an all-girls university dorm. don't feel alone on that one.

[@Sonniya_]

The strongest people🥺💛

[@nayelipadilla5982]

Cut is such a great channel ❤️❤️💕

[@mohamedkamel551]

First: I feel like I've seen this video before Second: It'S fUcKiN cArDy B

[@hoodpriestessphilosophy7669]

I swear I've seen it before ...

[@fauziomudiue2443]

Its not the same video is a compilation of videos call “one word” but they use the same group of people

[@BR14Nx]

Would be interesting if they could mention where these shelter were (city or state), to see the differences

[@finnliot6567]

I lived in a shelter, and there were pros and cons, but even tho bad shit went down it was better than the alternative which would have been staying on the streets

[@grapejuice3988]

People are so strong

[@AllPureSkill]

The poop would be enough for me to wanna hit my friends up

[@hoodpriestessphilosophy7669]

Yeah, I feel like I'd be less grateful than that guy. 😂

[@christengardner1466]

I'm scared to go into the shelter tonight.

[@KrazyKree67]

I got kicked way to many times when i was a teen, i tried the a shelter, but was never allowed in but let others in, i always assumed it was because of my race native. So i just keep going on with normal life school, work, living in a backpack till i was old enough to live on my own

[@JUN10R420]

I've been in a homeless shelter but if mine wasn't rlly bad bc me my mom my sis and my brother were all in one room but it was pretty big we were on the 2nd story it was called the rain homeless shelter in Camarillo u can search it up it's on Lewis road in Camarillo that was like the best all the ppl there were rlly caring and whatnot and I think everyone who went there can say the same everyone was friends there there were other kids I played with when I was there I was 9 at the time I'm 12 now I stayed there for abt 2 years I just got out last year but when we got the house my mom went on a relapse so she got taken back to prison and I'm currently staying with my grandparents but all in all I really liked that shelter if u are homeless and live in ventura county go to Camarillo the rain project off of Lewis road I felt more at home then ever yes it's loud or whatever but it probably the best shelter u ever gonna go to having a roommate is honestly a very low chance and they take u on trips like "field trips" like they have schedules and I remember they took us like whoever in the project said they wanted to go they took us to golf n stuff idk it was just a rlly chill place the backyard over there was rlly big they had Easter hunts with everyone at the project no one ever got into any kinds of fights I would rlly recommend if u know someone who is homeless tell them to go there and they will be so happy there it's the best shelter they ever gonna find💙💞

[@patashnikelroy]

Aw the first person.. ‘At least I get to sleep indoors’. Damn buddy- I’m sorry

[@ReptileRepublic]

1:45 yo is that Cardi C 😱🥵

[@hiddenfrom8573]

Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible. -14th Dalai Lama/Tenzin Gyatso

[@snowghost247]

Guy who said something bad then said but I got to sleep inside has the right idea

[@suesfriend1431]

The landlady is using a scare tactic.

[@ly626]

1:45 just remembered me CardiB

[@enderwiggins8248]

The guy with the nose ring talking about food insecurity really stuck with me. When COVID was first hitting my county and people weren’t sure what was happening, shelves that were always stocked became empty and it really worried my parents although we didn’t talk about it. To experience that every day for months sounds so exhausting and scary

[@tacomuncher211]

I lived at srm the staff does try but they almost want you to be homeless got a job almost right away and they made me quit it.... i had to pay my car loan (somehow)constant fights arguments police are constant presence for good reason back in missouri getting my life together with a studio and my cat

[@Angel-Kitten]

Think twice before having kids. First, arrange a cozy nest.

[@powermoments3856]

My ungreatfull as got converted after this❤

[@itsmebree9962]

This is so sad. I am so upset that people have to live like this....

[@alicewoods1]

Just realized how lucky we are in australia......

[@shanepeschel7748]

Niq Venus 🔥🔥

[@ParaditeRs]

As a child my mother, brother and I moved from one shelter to another for quite awhile. Often times we would also live in motels. We did get kicked out of a womens shelter once and we had to sleep in a friends car for a week 😂 I will say that if we had a single dad rather than a single mom we probably would have spent more time on the streets. Womens shelters are almost always nicer than mens shelters and they often have more resources available. We stayed a night on skid row, that may have been rock bottom lol Its whatever though, we all have difficulties in life.

[@Laughing_Dragon]

1:28 "unsafe" the rest? "relief" "warmth" true... but unsafe...hoof... being homeless for nine months, yeah, some people *including staff* can definitely make you feel unsafe. better than OUTSIDE tho, cold nights when even they refused to keep me... all because I wasn't getting anywhere "quick enough" . . . like...some people legit just have bad times getting jobs and stuff...I wasn't even the only one. hell, sad part was the group of friends I gained from this, we were all targeted for this type of crap... well, just glad I have a place now with my brother, hope when we move its easier to get a job in the other state were going to... pandemic doesn't help either lol. when I think of being homeless, I always think now of the joke that people make about insensitive people saying "well why don't you just GET A JOB?" funny now honestly... you can't always just "get a job" like hell, I was told places like mcdonalds hired ANYONE... every place in the IMMEDIATE vicinity didn't take me for hire. so to those who have been through the same thing, your not the only one, and those who are still going through that, be it on a library PC, or someplace with free wifi and you got a phone to try and make getting jobs easier, etc, however you may be reading this... you'll get there... take it from me... I have a bit of luck on my side, but Im sure yall have more skills than I do, and work harder than me. wow the way I read that seems like I did fuck all...feels like it tho...really does... but yeah... if yall ever wonder how hard it can be homeless, sometimes you just can't get a job, no matter how good you try and look, smell, act... and no matter the programs you may be part of that supposedly help you with getting jobs... yah just can't catch a break. I also propose a sort of rules for anyone to remember if or WHEN *when as in, if you are losing a home, or going through stuff* you become homeless. find a shelter with churches around...you may not be religious, but the religious area's tend to be helpful, Kileen TX, has a few churches around that help with food, water, etc, generally just give meals. *dont know if the pandemic has effected that, hopefully not too badly* make friends, trust me, this...will help you with how you feel and stuff. avoid drama, and the people who make drama IF you can. trust me, this will be clear when you realize that there are always drama queens and kings. part two of the churches, ask around for places to eat, you'll find generally people have found places they can get food at for either SUPER cheap, or places that help homeless or those in need. - there used to be a house me and some friends went to in the morning, a couple elders made simple burritos with eggs, and had GREAT spicy salsa(not super spice, but great tasting) as well as koolaid with ice, was a great start to a morning. NEVER...judge people... people are in the same sitch as you.. some even more so worse, maybe even damaged... I made friends with someone who generally had my back, while he cut himself alot, he was a good friend... crude humor for the times we needed it, always was there for me when well, he could be lol. always knew how to have fun when it was wanted or needed. the cutting was...minimal, but obviously I worried. traveling... GET. A. RUCK. SACK. not a backpack, not a fanny pack, your carrying CLOTHES, HYGIENE SHYTE, POSSIBLE FOOD, POSSIBLE WATER! as well as some way to lock it, or tie it to yourself. a rucksack while many may say its bad for your back, it will save you for a lot of stuff. can also double as a seat. be paranoid but not TOO paranoid. not everyones great... but be paranoid enough... your closest stuff like ID's keep ON YOU at all times... seriously... phones ID's, SOCIALS, in a wallet, IN YOUR POCKET, maybe even a zipper pocket. when I say be paranoid, I don't mean too paranoid, just know that at some point, your stuff WILL be stolen... its up to you on how long that takes if possible HOPEFULY never. thats why I suggested a way to tie it to you, because if yah gotta be outside, its best for that. I had my shit stolen right next to me... anyone else got rules they'd love to add? maybe I made a mistake? add to it as a comment, someone might come across these and need it one day. I think we all can agree on that. maybe even share your OWN experiences being homeless, or stories you've heard. we all live on this rock together yall, stay safe, have fun when you can, and enjoy life best you can. while homeless lfie sucked...honestly... I miss parts of it...hanging out with people... walking from place to place, eating, laughing at us being stupid... going onto roof tops we...really shouldn't have... yeah. oh and one more thing...sometimes...you can take risks... I dont mean steal...no... theres always some place abandoned and not looked at...abando's they're named by us atleast where I was homeless... if you can get in one without getting caught, and stay warmer than normal if theres no shelters... sometimes its okay to take risks. preferably with people you trust that know how to so they can show you. I generally dont like doing things i shouldnt.. but god damn did I feel much safer and warmer than on cold concrete... "troubled young adults" man, they help when they know stuff you dont XD!

[@sparklelistz]

Respect+

[@roberthorvat9347]

When I think i have problems.

[@backfromthedeadagain9401]

When i was in a shelter some girl left there hair straightener on while they went to the club and the fire alarm went off at 3am when i had to go to school that day

[@nunya3461]

Yea see! “A cold church floor”. They’ll give you 3 hots & a cot in prison!

[@billyspoon716]

I am an Assistant Director of a homeless shelter and finding poop in the shower...same haha

[@eduardovega3406]

There goes your free-stuff...

[@lindagoins2022]

I PUT MINE OUT,BUT THEY STAYED GONE LONG AS THEY WANTED AND CAME BACK

[@alliayahmays5163]

I just came outta shelters it’s not as bad as people make it seem but then again I was in a age a restricted shelter the the biggest thing you have to fear in the shelter is getting lazy caseworkers who aren’t trying to help you get housing.

[@isamash112]

Unrelated: Anyone get confused between Jubilee and Cut?

[@DestinyAtchison]

YES!! I’ll be watching a video and when it ends I’ll be like “oh snap that was a jubilee video?” And the whole time I thought I was watching a cut video lmao 😂

[@ramonanaya6236]

Lol all the time I'm subbed to both

[@mimih9236]

Yes I do 😀😅

[@thecrownoffusion8420]

I don't understand how, the atmosphere in both channels is very different it's easy to tell which is which

[@missdaydreamss]

@@thecrownoffusion8420 not really

[@Unmannedair]

Bad memories of a dark time.

[@orangeblossom5362]

I like the brown background

[@Maliaque]

❤️❤️❤️!

[@modponsan1618]

Not gonna lie, this was a heavy fucking video.

[@gotsm9959]

I am not technically homeless nore do I have a home I basically live at a hotel and work for the Taco Bell down the street. This a common issue in Kansas City metro because all the affordable homes are in Missouri but all the jobs are in KC metro and if your car broke down and you can't afford to finance anything because you are paying for a hotel well your just scewed but glad your not outside 🙄. I tried driving Uber as a cheap way to rent a car but when a deer jolts out in front of you and you slam the breaks the customer will acuse you of being drunk!

[@worshipthecomedygodseoeunk4010]

the reality is that as the adult in the relationship, you have the power of choice, education and discipline. If you cant manage those three simple things, then thats on you. Not on the kid who never wanted you in their life in the first place. Most people have kids for selfish reasons. They dont actually care about the kid. because if they did, then when they made their own choice to become a parent, they fully accepted responsibility of whatever happens to them. They knew that it would be hard. I dont blame parents for thinking its hard, but dont you dare blame a child who you yourself raised. Their actions likely reflect on you, and no one else. Some people do indeed get into situations they didnt ask for. But be the adult and stop blaming children you raised for it. Apologize to your kids, accept accountability for what YOU did wrong. I guarantee you after studying child education for 4 years that they are not 100% to blame for their actions. Its not one partys fault but its especially not a growing childs fault. people dont develop a fully working frontal cortex until the age of 25. educate yourself before judging children and calling them brats like seriously. i dont understand why this happens

[@Zaron_Gaming]

Not many understand how dangerous shelters are and how badly they can mess you up. Your in a lion's den of people who don't give a fuck about you and will take a advantage of you. It's always a risk. I walked out of the mission I was in and chose the cement because it's actually safer and you can take care of yourself on your own. It's rare to find a good safe mission. Yes food warmth but that's about it. I was in one at 18 year old. If you go to one just be wary and watch your back