Man Goes From Having £25,000 In Savings To Being Homeless!

[@TheUnseenHomeless]

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[@imagecollections6665]

He's 23, that alone is worth a fortune.

[@TheJellyBabyxxxx]

I hope that his family see this so that they can evaluate giving him another chance at home. I know it must have been awful for them at times. I appreciate his honesty. Seems a smart, resourceful & intelligent gentleman now so there's real hope.

[@nobheenobhee3902]

Agree, he is smart. Imagine being born addict. I wish him healthy, strong and have a job 🙏

[@nobheenobhee3902]

Just be thankful if we have a house even it's small and old, or a family even not perfect, and not judging people especially the poor/homeless because we don't know their life, their stories. Thank you unseen crew for your work ❤

[@baganrbagan]

Wonderful work your doing , may you be rewarded , . Everyone on the street has their own story ..

[@alberttanner408]

He should be given social security and Housing Benefit.

[@MrYowen88]

condolences about your mum mate, hang in there! thanks for doing the interview

[@hoodojamac9698]

Aaron your interview proper, your a top bloke man got flasbacks waking up cold 3am . 5 years i was on the streets & prison i turned it around got my own business house and kids so stay strong & focused hope you get on your feet again bless

[@mpat100]

Prayers and blessings for Aaron that things get better for him soon.

[@DelightfulCabezonFish-ni9iu]

Get real

[@hannahw4769]

I work with young people, and I always worry that some of them will end up on the street when they turn 18. It becomes harder to get support when they are 18.

[@ianpix4319]

It’s tragic that he’s experienced such negativity so young but I reckon this guy can really go places by using those experiences to advise and help others. He’d make a brilliant youth support worker. Respect young G!

[@arserobinson7118]

It's still tragic even if it was drugs. I've known so many people affected by addiction and it's not as easy to "not take drugs"! as everyone thinks, it's extremely hard.

[@daniellimmer1949]

Great work your doing.Keep it up.These people need a voice.No one in a country like this should be on the streets.I have worked with homeless in past,only as a volunteer and was sick and tired of people saying that it their fault they on drugs or they want to be .......F### you I say.I have watched 40 + homeless standing in freezing weather waiting for a sandwich and a cuppa.ANYONE that needs to do that is in need .So many services have been cut in my area and I have seen with my own eyes how local authorities have given these people (and yes they are people) a one way ticket to another county!!!!!!!! NOT IN THEIR BACKYARD HEY.....keep it up and show the extent of this problem.Still we live in a country where they continue throwing unlimited millions at HS2 etc yet we still see people in shop doorways!!!!,sorry I get mad

[@kingedward6146]

So many things we learned from this young man. He knows exactly what made him into a homeless. He got a lucid mind, can reason so well too. This is an intriguing issue of how our brain works. I observed that people with low level of general intelligent couple with immaturity are the ones who could hardly learn his past actions, difficult to learn his own mistakes in spite of his awareness of his own action. His control system appears to lacking or vague. All the more if a person is into drugs. Drugs eventually destroy its brain neurons that are responsible for the brain, senses, muscle, control. Drug users I guess truly lacks neural controls. Continue using drugs also continue the damage of his own brain and physical health. I also believe that our behavior is being shape by our early years of family up bringing. Our attitude & behavior are groomed by our own parents. This is not an overnight change, but started from the early years of our parental interactions. It is our parents that are the emotional driver of our own future behavior.

[@anmolmor1946]

I am gonna watch full ads on your video just to donate without money!

[@janewhapples9214]

thankyou for helping him

[@zeltiralco6726]

Please GOD bless the homeless people even they are lazy or not

[@beaulieuc8910]

Everyone makes choices and his choice was to take drugs. And people just never learn.

[@charlottejune5997]

Exactly, 25,000 pounds gone.. just like that..!

[@juliataylor2623]

I did exactly the same thing, unfortunately the road to recovery for this young man is a long and precarious one. I recovered but only when the imperatives of being young were no longer as strong.

[@chandansingh-wv6kq]

Thank you so much

[@Flowerpowerwowa]

I pray that he finds a home 😍❤️😊

[@dektra00]

God blessed u for doing very very good deeds. Love u and good deeds u did ❤️

[@Twannyberg]

God bless you guys!!

[@Imawhiteboard]

His mom passed away today!? I smell a lie

[@LadyLsound]

No....she (birth mother) didn't die 'today', but he was only told about her death from his adopted mother, just before the interview....no idea if he had met or was close to her....but still, he was in a bit of shock.

[@jenniroberts3545]

I pray that God blesses him 🙏🏾

[@ClameerasJourney]

someone help him pls😢he is way too young

[@semsss8664]

Anyone know where he is and if we can help him?

[@Ashutosh-wp7zo]

I can help him to get out of this situation

[@blazedem4963]

How?

[@Ashutosh-wp7zo]

@@blazedem4963 by providing him a room in my 🏠

[@soniaramkissoon7105]

Bless 🤗🤗 you Brethren

[@acesdarkishbright9157]

God bless you. Hope it will happen. ❤❤❤

[@Abraham_Tsfaye]

When I was in UK. I saw empty boarded up streets under a constant grey sky, litter everywhere. Homeless people sleeping in doorways. Opioid addicts out of their mind and women so drunk they urinated on the streets. It's a sad declined country

[@ldnuk482]

Yes the decline started with massive third world immigration

[@DelightfulCabezonFish-ni9iu]

It's always somebody else or something to blame and not there issue. Sorry, sorry, sorry poor me.😮

[@soltiago8121]

Be strong. Never give up.

[@seansmith445]

Pretty stupid throwing away a stable life a job and £25,000 savings. Hard to sympathise with this one.

[@abdulrajaf7444]

Be Strong n Get a Decent Job...even Underpaid Jobs...From Jobs..u can See your Direction..in Life... (Take Small Steps...1 @ a time..)..Stay Healthy..coz to get UP....you need Health..

[@Angel-vl3bk]

It's a bit hard to get a job when you have no home, no address, poor hygiene, no spare clothes ect.

[@EmmalovesJesus]

That's right...small steps

[@earthworm2590]

Uk 🇬🇧 British people should always have priority not asylum seekers or any immigration not about skin colour british born people first when is the government gonna lisen he needs help !!!!!!

[@blueskies386]

Poor kid being born a heroin addict. He's come a long way from since he was an addict and in jail; to having learned not to hang out with anyone who is into anything destructive. All he needs is all everyone of us needs - Jesus. I pray he gets saved. When he has Him, he can really start living with purpose. God bless him.

[@giuseppeLizzi-rj3er]

Yeah I worked really hard for years but luckily I’m not homeless hopefully it won’t happen I also struggle with mental health problems and addicted to smoking cigarettes my mum passed away at 57 it’s really messed with my head like where has she gone

[@darrell3716]

I was on side with this guy, until he said I was a installation engineer and had £25,000 in the bank, but spent it all on prostitutes and drugs, unfortunately this tells me if given the chance he could do this all over again, however he might not do this again and change his life. What do you think ?. But why don't homeless people ask people for work when they walk by on the street. Some kind person could give him cash in hand for maintaining their garden or general garden work. This would be a start, this gives you dignity and self worth. This one is a difficult story.

[@anwarulhaq3679]

God help you 😢

[@skitz3770]

💯🙏🏼

[@mariacperez-fondon543]

In London if you have a phone and you are willing you can find a job pretty quickly. Trust me I've done it. There are charities wich help you with the paperwork. Just stay off the drugs mate. You can do it. Best of luck.

[@therealist2000]

But what about sleeping!

[@dstraker7]

nice guy take care i would help him

[@debbieknight2935]

He looks very trimmed and on the ball to be homeless to me!

[@emptyblank099a]

Many different types of homeless, also he is still young and off the drugs it seems. I met people who you would never think were homeless, clean, well spoken, friendly, kind, etc.

[@stayofftheroads3138]

no one who wasnt homeless would sit outside begging for about 30 40 quid a day unless you was a forerigner....

[@SD-nq6kg]

Never judge...we all assume drugs made them homeless

[@jaynestag95]

If you have a talent then use it to help others.

[@TheUnseenHomeless]

Yup

[@Billy-ng4ih]

Crack is one hell of a drug

[@ThePetHelpChannel]

He’s handsome☺️

[@gary36104]

Don’t give up been there turned it around own property cashed up travel the lot

[@majellamurtagh7965]

I can tell he,s a lier

[@rowanfrancis9011]

Good advice (you should take your own advice) (as an alcoholic now sober a month

[@jaynesmith7924]

God bless wil not help them its kind too say its the goverment that needs to pull there fingers out not buying hoilday homes abroad n living life of luxury they make me sick too the max

[@michaelpout4798]

He needs to stop hanging around with the alcoholics and drug addicts until he decides to want to change or if he wants to he will remain homeless he would probably turn on you in a second under the influence of alcohol or drugs

[@Stringbean421]

He's not going to better himself now is he by sitting there expecting handouts. He's a druggy and caused problems for his adopted mother who couldn't take it anymore so she kicked him out. I don't blame her. She adopted him and di her best bringing him up but he went rogue. He had a nice job which he enjoyed but he fucked that up too. He says he had £25,000 in savings and blew the lot. He's been to prison for GBH.

[@hangsambo12]

Where is his accent from? I can’t place it.

[@helenamcauley3135]

The guy was born addicted to drugs. He didn't stand a chance. His brain was already damaged. It's not fair to write him off like that.

[@Stringbean421]

@@helenamcauley3135 Try telling that to his adopted mother who simply couldn't take it any more. Try telling that to the poor sod that got beaten up by this person so badly he got done for GBH.

[@helenamcauley3135]

@@Stringbean421 I am not condoning his actions. However in ur previous statement u have this bloke wrote off forever. At least he has given up drugs. In addition any adoptive parent who does their research will know that a child born addicted to drugs has an increase risk to negative behaviours and and developing future drug addictions so his parents knew at least on some level that road ahead wud be far from plain sailing. I mean this in the most non offensive way, this is one of the reasons I wud never adopt. Oftentimes nature will over rule nuture and the genes of the birth parents influence a child's life experiences. I know it's not always the case but more often it is.

[@Flowerpowerwowa]

People make mistakes sometimes

[@ChillMandarin]

Sorry, where are people's fathers?😮

[@michaelpout4798]

Very good question I agree

[@laquica487]

What a stupid question!!!!!!

[@ChillMandarin]

@@laquica487 what an emotional reply.

[@laquica487]

@@ChillMandarin😂 I wouldn’t say emotional , just found it a bizzare question ,

[@EdderzX1]

I don’t get how he talks about his family and stuff like he’s still in contact. Why can’t they house him for a while or help him out, if they don’t they aren’t family, that’s for real.

[@TheUnseenHomeless]

I used to be shocked at hearing that also but to be honest some of the homeless have messed about with their family so much that the family's have given up on them after having given them lots of chances. I guess some family's said enough is enough.

[@EdderzX1]

@@TheUnseenHomeless Yeah that’s fair enough I guess. Also won’t the council give them housing surely they definitely fit all the criteria for it?

[@TheUnseenHomeless]

They basically go on a waiting list and are put to the back of the list because they are not priority. Priority are people that are more vulnerable such as women or people with kids or pregnant women or elderly. Also many times the homeless miss their appointments so that also sets them back. Honestly there's so many factors involved. It's a big mess.

[@pamelastates5600]

❤️🙏🏽🇨🇦

[@jordantaylor579]

Im 25 iv been homeless a couple times not nice

[@paulwoodford6229]

He does seem like he was his own worse enemy. I don't think he will ever stop being tempted by drugs and being around the wrong people. I don't see him getting out of this cycle of life. I really don't.

[@laurenwalker557]

I agree suffer with mental health my self and there is no way I want to do drugs and alcohol. Don't see why people would.

[@NegativeAccelerate]

Idk if I’d be able to get off drugs

[@deanhajir1363]

I know him

[@majellamurtagh7965]

Lier lies

[@andrewward7168]

Sooooo, he's lost 6 stone in 2 months. Gone from 23 stone to 12? Who knew that Dianne Abbott was a ginger homeless bloke??

[@martinwild8424]

Drugs say no more ?

[@TaxingIsThieving]

Sounds black

[@mrbenn1489]

So much bullshit, he has an obvious talent for spouting it, in his awful 'innit bruv' manner of speaking. I say talent, though he isn't that good at it, because he is as transparent as hell. My advice, stop lying and learn to speak even slightly better. He has an identity crisis.😔

[@EMVelez-qb1zu]

You’re vile.

[@carlosbent5046]

Only 23 got the rest of your life in front of you.... tomorrow is not promised 🙏🫶