Millionaire Becomes Homeless For Fun??

This millionaire decided to larp as a homeless person and try to earn a million dollars in a year, lets see how it goes.
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[@jacksonk6293]

man literally gave up because he wasn't healthy enough to continue... So he actually realistically faced a struggle that homeless people face AND QUIT.

[@zidapplip]

He wasn't even homeless at that point and he still quit. Just quit being homeless bro duuhh

[@mobileore]

In general he could have stopped whenever he wanted to. Real homeless people can't just stop, they have no cushion to fall into when they just can't go on anymore. The mindset that this puts you in is totally different.

[@Goldenmaskduets]

@@mobileore there’s things worse than homelessness, and I’ll tell you it don’t matter if you have things or a cushy house, it will still hurt you.

[@41052]

@@Goldenmaskduetsa cushy house would protect you from being lit on fire, being assaulted by strangers, being r@ped by strangers. In a cushy house you could fight family off with weapons inside the house, you can’t do that when you are homeless. You can lock yourself in a room and call 911 and hope they get there on time. You can’t do that when homeless. There are worse things then homelessness and those worse things happen to the homeless people. At least you got a bed to sleep on after those traumatizing events, carpet, not when you are homeless though.

[@docbrown3139]

Ya he developed an autoimmune disease, which most of us have deal with everyday, had the privilege of going to the hospital and quit to help his millionaire dad lol

[@helenalexandraaaa]

This guy really said "stop being poor" even though capitalism literally relies on poor people to exploit

[@Noone-rl8db]

Those coffee beans ain't gonna pick themselves! /s

[@justinlaine420]

I’ll do ya one better, how about we send them off to the gulaags?

[@kinghassy334]

In every step he had some guy he hired to film this probably transfer some money so he could say he earned it.

[@pikmanmla7932]

Yeah and he literally decided to stop being poor once he found out he had cancer

[@jamiealexandermiller]

Exactly, and he even exploits cheap labor from a guy on fiverr and had other people pay his rent for him too. He literally can't get by without exploiting people, but made this video trying to say that anyone can become rich, as if the people he exploited along the way somehow don't count. Like, sure, let's all scam others into paying our rent, there's surely nobody going to end up on the bottom end of that situation.

[@AlexeiX1]

One of the main things is that being at 0 dollars is still ahead of most people. The great majority of people are in debt, whatever money they make are going to debt that keeps growing.

[@jeremiahbennett3004]

Not to mention he just keeps "finding" people that magically solves his housing issue

[@ince55ant]

@@jeremiahbennett3004 it helps if you can prove you own a business and are a millionaire.

[@ThexDynastxQueen]

The rental and a "recently met" co-signer part had me livid as here in FL you have to prove you make 2-3.5x the rent, have good credit and pass the non-refundable background check to even be considered. Then if picked you have to pay 1st month rent and often a security deposit which can be more than the 1st month rent so it's like a mini down payment yet still in the thousands. So lower income families often already have to lie and forge info to get a rental but this guy just happened to find a random co-signer to bypass all of this....HOW?!!

[@brett5799]

Not to mention he is both physically and mentally healthy at the start which unfortunately isn’t the case for many people who end up homeless.

[@mediterraneanmint89]

@@ThexDynastxQueen exactly. I have a full time job and it’s seemingly imposssible to afford a security deposit and moving costs. Also apartments are so expensive, even working full time my income is not high enough that a landlord will let me move in. I got pretty lucky finding an affordable place to live but god forbid if I had children or some shit, I’d be fucked.

[@SATOhara3173]

Homelessness was the most traumatic experience of my fucking life. I didn't have any of the shit this dude got at the start, this homeless tourism shit infuriates me to no end. I wish this story ended up how most of us end up, with him getting knifed and learning what really suffering feels like, but unfortunately only us lowborn have to worry about that shit.

[@MetalBoss44]

This man did nothing to learn about loss and we all got to learn what a trash human being liar he is.

[@hamzamahmood9565]

Wait, you couldn't sleep in your office?

[@ince55ant]

i wonder if someone who is actually for real homeless but managed to get some nice clothes and a shave is going to get accused of being a homeless tourist, then murdered when they cant cough up any actual money

[@AlexLopez-vm7uq]

I was homeless in my Sophomore and Junior Year in Highschool at 17. You really see the world for what it is when you and your mom are staying at friends houses while they sell all kinds of Drugs to pay the Rent and to put FOOD on the Table, hell even buying Food from the Dollar Menu of McFUCKINGDonalds just to fill your stomach (-_-). Once you go day to day as a KID struggling to find a place to sleep or something to eat and get rid of your stomach pain, and have had to fend for yourself when no adult is there to defend you THEN you TRULLY know what it is to be homeless, scared, and HOPEless (:"/) I've seen more drugs in my TEENS than I have in my Adult life. *I've also been stabbed in my left Forearm blocking a Knife going towards my Neck (._.) ...that was also in my teens. I've also been in a situation where another Kid from my HighSchool, (who was noticeably Taller than me) flashed a Gun in his belt at me when I told him to Get tha fuck away from me and my Girlfriend.* Then his 3 other friends chased us around the Apartments till She and I got to her apartment. Then, no more than a few minutes after we told her Parents about what happened, we heard 4 Gunshots from a smaller caliber pistol just outside. That guy was firing shots in the air to terrorize us (._.). Luckily no one got hurt... but that was teens being stupid, EVEN TEENS/MINORS CAN EASILY ACCESS FIREARMS in America.... *THAT FACT ALONE SHOULD SHOW JUST HOW SCARY HOMELESSNESS REALLY IS IF KIDS CAN OBTAIN FIREARMS LIKE A FUCKING HAPPY MEAL DOWN THE STREET (:/)!* At 1 of my Moms friends house who sold drugs, they had a Muscular Pitbull with a Tiger pattern and he used to be abused as a younger dog, so he did NOT like people maintaining eye contact, and if you stared at him for more than a few seconds he'd start growling verrrrry slowwwly. Well my stupid ass decided it'd be a smart idea to befriend the Pitbull, and once I did he would try to sleep next to me on the Couch I slept on. It got pretty scary considering this dog was like a time bomb that could go off any minute, so since I grew up watching Animal planet as a kid, I knew predators instinctively go for the neck/jugular, and *so I started sleepin with 1 hand covering MY NECK JUST IN CASE SO I DON'T GET MY THROAT BIT AND RIPPED OUT BY A PSYCHOTIC PITBULL AND DIE IN MY SLEEP, THIS WAS AT AGE 16 (-_-)!* My Mom and I were later kicked out of THAT HOUSE cause that friend was a bitch, and we slept on the Curb waiting for our ride. *This country is one of the WORST COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD! America boasts itself as the best Country, yet we have the HIGHEST amount of PRISONERS IN THE WORLD, AND ARE 1 OF THE MOST VIOLENT COUNTRIES ON THE PLANET, EVEN OUR LAW ENFORCEMENT MURDERS US PLUS OUR HEALTHCARE SYSTEM TAKES EVERY LAST BIT OF MONEY FROM YOUR BANK ACCOUNT FOR EVEN A SIMPLE CHECK-UP (:/)!* *IMAGINE NOW BEING HOMELESS AS A TEEN, YOU'VE BEEN STABBED IN THE ARM, YOU'VE BEEN INTIMIDATED BY ANOTHER TEEN WITH A FIREARM, AND YOU CAN'T TRUST THE POLICE BECAUSE THEY CAN KILL YOU ALSO (:/) AND THEN TO BE JAILED FOR MISSING SCHOOL DUE TO HOMELESSNESS ALL AT AGE 16-17!* This Millionaire doesn't know the slightest bit of the HARSH REALITIES of this World. He DIDN'T even SLEEP on the Streets 1 DAY in that video. That guy can take his money and SHOVE IT UP HIS ASS! *Also, you know he's bullshiting in this video cause the guy never ONCE showed a video of him EATING! HOW DID HE GET HIS FOOD? WHERE DID HE GET IT? HOW OFTEN DID HE SKIP A MEAL (:/)? HOW OFTEN HAS HE HAD TO STEAL FOOD? HOW OFTEN HAS HIS LIFE ACTUALLY BEEN IN DANGER?? NEVERMIND THE FACT THAT HE NEVER WAS IN FEAR FOR HIS LIFE FROM HUMAN CONFLICT, OR NEVER EXPERIENCED STREET VIOLENCE (-_-)!*

[@nomahfuckah2080]

I thought I was weird for feeling this way😅 as a female ,Traumatic, is definitely the first word that comes to mind.

[@The_Legend_Himself]

“Every homeless person can make a million dollars” Sounds like a skit.

[@anonymous71207]

or an adult swim 10 minute infomercial

[@améliehester6996]

Sounds like a grift. Don't all the hog grifters say that verbatim lmfao

[@Emilia-gw8so]

Sounds like an mlm

[@mykotron]

Yeah this statement is just demonstrably incorrect

[@_letstartariot]

Would he want every homeless person to make a million $$, considering capitalism relies on subjugating a large majority of people to near poverty, poverty, or absolute poverty. He’d lose out? He’s talking crap and it’s like a skit too.

[@Cullinyan]

you, too, can overcome your homelessness by: - having people give you free shit because a camera crew is following you around and they want some of that clout - have strong computer literacy - have familiarity with ecommerce and web design - have a CV that will appeal to people in these fields cool, cool cool, cool.

[@wolfe9655]

Ez why dont poor peepo just do this???

[@tatiana4050]

Plus be healthy.

[@AK-jm1sc]

Yeah he is a literal millionaire who owns a business, he applies to jobs with his CV and gets three interviews immediately. Now imagine doing that as a highschool dropout who had to work part time to support his family, had to take on debt to pay medical bills, and then ends up homeless. He is just going to apply to jobs and get a middle-class income, just like that?

[@tatiana4050]

@@AK-jm1sc and then anyone who is below average in intelligence and has mental health problems. Might not be capable of most high income jobs, or working fulltime, and have restrictions of what kind of job they can do. Now add maybe a criminal charge for that. (like indecent exposure, while trying to have a wash in public bathroom, or pissing in public when intoxicated, maybe shoplifiting). Or even violent offence like assault for getting into a fight with someone who can press charges.

[@nfzeta128]

@@tatiana4050 You don't even need either of those. Just securing food and shelter would take up a lot of time so reliably searching for any job would already be a problem. Especially since unlike this guy, they prob don't have a free RV to ensure the shelter part, so they maybe don't even know if they're staying in the area.

[@itchy-scratchy]

Been homeless 6 yrs.....always had a phone and internet......it's about all you can afford till you get your snap benefit. Was in a car in Chicago......hassled by cops sleeping in car no heat winter was 30 degrees below zero. Took any job I could cleaning gutters carpets. Went back to construction got ripped off by contractors but saved 1200.00. Was able to by a shitty van and then was able to camp and do a harvest job.....still no place to shower. Now I had a van and left Chicago for west coast. Jobs are inconsistent and on a treadmill with temp agencies. Sold shitty van and found a nicer RV conversion van. Now have chronic anxiety depression and PTSD. Not a junky or tweeked either. 6yrs total homeless still in RV van trying to find consistent work. I am better off have to use social services to now find consistent employment. But with the amount of debt even with bankruptcy......I will never be able to afford an apartment at 1200.00 per month.......I am 53. That dude can hang with me for a month.

[@DK4Private]

Much love to you Dan.

[@kewlkidsklub4207]

Good luck man, fuck this guy for making experiences like yours seem so insignificant

[@baldbaldrik655]

I'm really so sorry Dan. Know that we're all rooting for you, and also I second that fuck you to the guy in the vid. Trying to prove a point off of someone else's suffering... it's just so genuinely infuriating. I hope you won't have to interact with anyone like this in real life anytime soon.

[@override367]

why not just use your $1200 to borrow $6000 and get a cosigner with perfect credit to help you get a 5 bedroom apartment and rent out 4 bedrooms for $1000 each and then get an investor to give you money to start a coffee company

[@malum9478]

i remember what it was like man. my heart bleeds for you like it does for all our homeless kin barely holding on. no one quite understands those nights of darkness. not the physical kind, but the stuff in your head. in your heart. feels like you're going to sink into the earth and suffocate for eternity. you feel so worthless and sad and unloved. it's hell. just know at least some of us do know what it feels like and we love you man.

[@Patterrz]

The moral of the story is homeless people should just go viral on tiktok brilliant

[@samhux4981]

socialism when no food iphone 1000 garillion dead

[@matthewmcdonald1812]

And it doesnt even work Proof: homeless teen on tik tok is still homeless with more than 30m views

[@TheDynamicJAB]

Oh I'm sure of these pranksters/influencers would love to help them do that.

[@ad_astra468]

@@samhux4981 you forgot Vuvuzuela

[@sarasaeed6349]

@Fascist Loli Waifu (Crypto Enthusiast) haha your account is the funniest and saddest thing I’ve ever seen from your username to your comment history spamming literal dogshit all over hasan’s KZbin comment section, you gave me such a good fucking laugh today 🤣🤣

[@finnthecoach16]

He's the kinda guy to give a homeless person business advice instead of a dollar

[@versacechang1521]

I’d take business advice from someone who’s made it, over a dollar even when I was homeless. You’re the type of person clearly from what you typed that would rather take hand outs over trying to figure out how to make it on your own. No one owes you nothing, what’s that dollar going to get you ? Absolutely nothing in my country that wouldn’t even get you a bottle of water, that advice could be priceless 🤷‍♂️ could be something you put into practice one day to make a fortune.

[@baulderos1950]

@@versacechang1521 Sure buddy...

[@versacechang1521]

@@baulderos1950 So you tell me all the wonders in life 1$ is going to get you .

[@ernestokrapf]

@@versacechang1521 you can buy food in the US for 1 dollar

[@versacechang1521]

@@ernestokrapf Well damn know that socialist concept Hassan and all his groupies seem to support, you won’t have that anymore I know that’s off topic but for all the complaining this channel does about American system that seems pretty decent to me, me and everyone in my country wish we could get food for 1$. Sounds blessed to me. A chocolate bar a literal Kit Kat is over a dollar, you could try to get something at the dollar store here except for after tax even everything in there is over 2$. I’m sure you could find some 99cent bottle of water or something but you need atleast 7$ to eat a cheap meal here and that’s a really small unhealthy meal lol

[@zerothefool2437]

Love to LARP as a homeless person as a goof

[@reedzilla5376]

Couldn’t have said it better

[@voodoo5553]

Thats so goofy of u

[@versacechang1521]

yeah freedom to do w.e tf you want usually does anger self entitled people. You can waste your entire life getting mad at people for having it better than you, or you can use that some energy and put it into something not so petty. Life is cruel and cold no one owes you anything 🤷‍♂️. They don’t owe respect, they don’t owe you money, they don’t owe you a single second of their time, these are things you feel self entitled to but you’re not owed it, all these things are earned. You don’t have to be rich to be comfortable and you don’t have to be homeless to have struggles, everyone has their own situations their own issues. What you do in your life and the outcomes that come out of it is no ones problem but your own, if you’re a youth it’s your parents problem 🤷‍♂️, the sooner you realize this the sooner your life will be less stressful

[@swansonjoe7121]

Hassan said it best on leftovers, white people love to go out and camp far from their suburbs to experience hardships that they wouldn’t otherwise. Some white people crave the feeling of powerlessness while simultaneously holding more power than anyone

[@versacechang1521]

@@swansonjoe7121 Hassan is literally a rich millionaire white guy who’s never struggled in his life, Hassan is affiliated with the “young Turks” which just so happens to be the name of the group who committed a genocide, Hassan is everything you just described but worse because he profits off people like you ?. Do you actually think Hassan cares about any of the stuff he talks about?, he sits back in his millionaire mansion sitting in front of a webcam telling people like you what you want to hear, because he knows you’ll donate make him millions so he can go buy another mansion 🤷‍♂️. I don’t really disagree with you just think it’s comical you think Hassan is any better

[@FlaviusTheGrumpyCat]

He didn't even have to sleep in a homeless shelter. Somebody just gave him an RV to stay in. He's not even good at LARPing homelessness.

[@FlaviusTheGrumpyCat]

If he was really gonna LARP homelessness he should have cancelled his health insurance or switched to the worst plan he could find.

[@tatiana4050]

@@FlaviusTheGrumpyCat and break his arm, just to get some debts

[@jizburg]

@@tatiana4050 yea. He should have maxed out a couple of creditcards and leave the debts unpaid and then start the project.

[@fairybliss7772]

My son lives in an RV already.

[@DeathnoteBB]

Seriously here did the RV come from? If he actually did just find it, it belongs to somebody and he is now gonna be arrested for trespassing. Ofc it’s 99% likely it was a “production cost”.

[@richardbolas]

love how he quit his little act as soon as life got a little too difficult for him

[@Sugarman96]

Seems so obvious, if you're homeless, just stop being homeless once your health is getting worse.

[@Goldenmaskduets]

@@Sugarman96 David Goggins could do this challenge and absolutely slay it

[@jeffroberts6428]

What I hate most about these guys is their “I’m just a normal guy and I’m super rich, so why can’t everyone be super rich like me they just need to work harder!” But if everyone did what you did, you’d be equally as poor as they were, there’s not room in this society for everyone to be millionaires and there’s not that much opportunity. These guys are smart, often times have way more opportunity than other people, are luckier than average, maybe don’t have kids to raise or health issues and everything else. Even if everyone was exactly like them, it wouldn’t allow for everyone to be as rich as they are. It’s just a fallacy, that gets perpetuated by videos like this and “How to get rich” videos. Not everyone is as capable as these guys and most people don’t get the opportunities these guys have had.

[@phia710]

love u

[@joshthorp9535]

I mean these videos themselves are just an easy grift to clickbait aspiring gary v's and make a quick buck off of them. It so clear when he says that he got a job and apparently attained 1.5 k in his bank account. So although he is perpetuating a fallacy of capitalism, I'd say it's more that he is exploiting people who are dumber than him for cash.

[@aspacelex]

The implication is that everyone who "can't" do it is a worse kind of person.

[@franekkkkk]

Yeah and when his dad got cancer he just gave up. The luck was gone, so he failed.

[@OGsasuke]

@@joshthorp9535 also what these type of ppl fail to realize, one injury and it’s all over, if a homeless person really need medical help and go to the doctor, they are going to be in serious debt

[@pikmanmla7932]

If he wanted to roleplay as a homeless person trying to become a millionaire why did he quit when he started having health issues? Its definitely an obstacle that people actually face. If his project wasn't bullshit enough already, not considering that regular people may struggle with mental or physical disorders takes the cake.

[@kewlkidsklub4207]

He literally skipped every single hurdle homelessness throws, he basically just showed how to network and create a company if you already have a successful company

[@tatiana4050]

I think that's just standard practice for any actual experiment.

[@Diego-zz1df]

How to not be homeless: - Sell expensive shit you found on Craigslist with your computer - Sleep at your friend's place - Use your advanced knowledge of finance, trade, supply chains and networking skills to set up a company - Sleep at your company's office if you don't have a home - Hire people from overseas to work for you to make money - Become a landlord by renting out your home (wait, what do you mean you don't have a home? What are you, homeless?) Clearly, homeless people are just too stupid if they can't figure out these simple life hacks.

[@Usagi393]

You forgot “Contact the RV fairy so you can take regular showers and manscape”

[@SaraphDarklaw]

@@Usagi393 You can use a gym for that.

[@akrylic_]

To be fair, he found the RV on couchsurfing. Not saying that it's the cure for homelessness, but it's a great way to get a free place to stay. International travelers use it all the time

[@DeathProductions200]

@@SaraphDarklaw if you have the money for a gym subscription

[@akrylic_]

@@LonerWeirdo I was really skeptical too until I watched the actual videos. He was making phone calls and sending video messages the whole time to stand out, and really did a solid job pitching himself. I don't think the purpose of the video was to blame the homeless, it was to show it's possible to go from nothing to something with using your wits, knowledge, and negotiation skills. Obviously, not many people have those, and certainly not many people on the streets

[@dickstarrbuck]

Duh, if you're homeless, all you need to be is super-'win the lottery'-lucky, rich, have the business knowledge to make money, have a cell phone, get someone someone to cosign a loan for you, buy a house, and start a coffee business, including having a production team and a safety net if things go sour. Homeless people are just lazy.

[@apriljk6557]

Right. Dude's not going to starve if he doesn't spend his last dollar on beans. There's a huge mental and emotional difference between actually possibly starving to death on the street and participating in a social experiment where you know the consequences are just that if things get bad enough you can quit.

[@LettuceGod1]

Spittin

[@just_a_turtle_chad]

You forgot just be born rich bro

[@medes5597]

If you're homeless you can get an "Obama phone" which has Internet and so on. I know people with one they're not terrible. But that's a minor point, I completely agree with you.

[@m0n4rch911]

@ABC Unfortunate people don't really know any better same goes to Rich people don't know any better as well. Unfortunate people just keeps trying like keep throwing spaghetti on the wall and see what sticks and Rich people know how to make it stick. It's easy to hate on the Rich or the Poor but both of them aren't really that different in terms of trying to understand them. And yes everyone is capable of getting out of a sticky situation if you have the brains to do it and like woman that goes from being a stripper to being a stripper online that's a big level up "Resourceful" or a drug pusher to a drug king pin and if you make a bad choice of being a snitch ohhhh boy "Bad Decision", that's rough right there but yeah you got it made IF you even make it. There's good upbringing and there's bad upbringing and unfortunate people are OFTEN exposed to how dangerous the world can be without the security a good upbringing provides and actually the homeless stay homeless just coz they just don't even try anymore and just try to live one day at a time and not really about poor decisions or bad judgement, it's the total lack of decisions and judgement that keeps them homeless.

[@pillmatik4239]

The anxiety and patterns I developed being homeless still follows me now. Like I’m so scared at work to make a mistake bc in my head I go straight to “oh god if I make a mistake and get fired I’m going to be homeless again” to the point that I am sometimes frozen before I tackle difficult tasks.

[@Froggy77100]

I'm so sorry, I hope that fear goes away even if a little at a time. I know I'm an internet stranger; I'm still going to you, I'm proud of you! I hope you're even more proud of yourself. If you need help with the anxiety I can try to find some free sources if you'd like. I can understand personally how paralyzing it is & relate to your story. I don't want to talk able me though, this is about you. Please, remember to be kind to yourself, be patient with yourself. Try to just breathe in moments you feel stuck. Remember how far you've come & believe you're an amazing person who deserves everything you've achieved & more.

[@ladysarcasm6226]

I'm so sorry for your hard times but so very happy you managed to improve your life conditions! I wish you all the health, happiness and luck in the world! 💜 You're a Queen/King 💜

[@SteenOhh]

I'm sorry. People don't realize the trauma that lingers. I hope it gets better for you.

[@KHwut]

I have never been homeless, and I recently started down the road of daily anxiety attacks because I was worried about losing my job for a mistake I made with a customer, and knowing it would be super hard to get hired without a reference from this job, basically the only I've had in my job history for nine years. I can't even grasp coping, mentally and physically (the anxiety interacts with/caused blood pressure and migraine problems) with that while having that actual trauma of living without shelter. I'm wishing all the best for you, friend.

[@Sionnanful]

He started with $0 and a phone, with clothes in his back that wasn’t tattered, and the mental health of someone who has it all. He’s starting off with way more than what an actual homeless person starts out with.

[@benshapiroismysexsiave2028]

Oh and don’t forget he also had shelter. Aka: he magically eliminated the biggest problem with being homeless.

[@Goldenmaskduets]

Most homeless people I see now adays have cellphones.

[@humanwithaplaylist]

Homeless people have phones

[@DizzyedUpGirl]

"I have to sleep at the office" So... sheltered. Wow, why didn't homeless people just think about buying an office.

[@nostop8894]

Millionaire: I'm gonna be homeless for a year Millionaire: is homeless for one (1) night

[@I_like_Plants130]

Literally

[@PiLLO360]

*points at bench*

[@docbrown3139]

He didn’t even spend the night, just walked around with his camera crew on a warm day and someone picked him up when it got dark lol

[@maybutworse4409]

"It's called rent hacking!" Nope, that's subletting! And as a rich person, this guy knows that only rich people with good credit renting out high value homes get contracts that allow this. Poor people do not get that privilege.

[@xmateinc]

Yea I laughed out loud when the house part came out. As a person with no family and an orphan, I can tell you this guy is full of shitttt.

[@Sceusell]

i didn’t know it was possible, but this guy managed to be even more of a parasite than landlords, at least landlords are “technically” supposed to fix shit

[@danpolta8759]

My man really wants us to believe that he met a random person with pristine credit who cosigned to rent a house to a stranger for free.

[@ViridianAubergine]

When I was a kid and we were really hurting for money, my dad sublet my bedroom to college students and had me move into his bedroom while he slept on a sleeping bag. When my dad died and everyone was trying to figure out finances I found out that our apartment was eligible for rent control, but since we were subletting illegally I never saw a cent

[@raimarulightning]

Legitimately sickening

[@mariolover5567]

Man, this skit was so disrespectful to homeless people. This "Millionaire becoming homeless for fun" stuff is completely devoid of reality. Homelessness can't be solved if people magically pull up with an RV fitted with food and running water. Also, how did the supposed homeless man in the video have health care? Overall, those people are quite cynical and undoubtably believe homelessness is a consequence of the individual rather than situation presented to them.

[@riocannistrano756]

Reagan poisoned all these mfkrs minds .

[@joebob9094]

Nothing new. Some of the elites of ancient Rome would live as homeless people while being super wealthy.

[@DeathnoteBB]

Seriously imagine thinking health insurance being automatically paid for by the millions you have in the bank is anywhere close to being broke.

[@sarasaeed6349]

old rich man from squid game type beat

[@Peter_739]

Shocking that people instantly cooperate with a "homeless" man (who is actually a millionaire btw).

[@améliehester6996]

Lmfao imagine larping as a homeless person. Like... absolutely heartless and disgusting.

[@davet80000]

almost like we've hit peak capitalism

[@améliehester6996]

@@davet80000 Yup... 100% I guarantee hogs are gonna come to this comment and simp for capitaIism and all its faIse promises

[@Xloverse]

It was all just a game to him and then he has to gall to go "and you can do it too!" what a pos

[@just_a_turtle_chad]

Just be born rich bro it ain't that hard

[@améliehester6996]

@@just_a_turtle_chad ^^^^ XD

[@Shtoops]

This would've been way more interesting if he say, got stabbed, and because he doesn't have any insurance, was too afraid to go to the hospital so he tried to take care of the wound himself and ended up buying opioids to manage the pain.

[@Michelle-xo4yg]

When i was homeless the problem wasnt just money, i could easily make that doing (not) very legal activities, the problem was motels were expensive and i had literally 0 credit so even if i wanted to get an apartment i couldnt, and without an address i also couldnt get a credit card to build a credit. The only reason i got out of it was bc my parents took me back otherwise i wouldve been shit out of luck

[@jasonfarrell00]

Hope things are going alright out there for you, champion 👍

[@rocky_mochiii]

I got out from getting in a car accident because a drunk driver and my cousin forcefully making me move in with her because my grandma didn’t want to part from me I was 16 at the time

[@kyleglaub6394]

Pretty sure all this dude showed is that whatever business he's CEO of can run fine without him for a year. He's literally proving that CEOs are useless.

[@kyleglaub6394]

@@Chai-T-Rex lol. No. Doesn't he start this by saying he's walking away from his business?

[@kyleglaub6394]

That makes it even worse then. Bro. WTF! Why would u ever think this was ok to do!

[@Dundeee]

“I wrote a list of things I’m grateful for. #1, Mark Zuckerberg”. Bruh what the fuck. What simulation are we living in?

[@docbrown3139]

The only thing he proved was that he’s a typical spoiled brat from a wealthy family he probably never even had to face any hardships in life.

[@periodicgaming5159]

The craziest part for me is the fact that he says he had only spent one hour on his business ( 11:32 ), then about 10 seconds later in the video he is yelling at a contractor for only working for two hours, twice as long as he just said he spent.

[@nfzeta128]

the crazy part, even if you ask any small business owner, is that 1 hour was enough to get anything done. But of course he had magic money from somewhere to hire super competent employees where all he had to do was point them in a direction and they do all the rest.

[@DeathnoteBB]

And the contractor was through Fiverr, a website where people are often underselling themselves. So he exploited a worker and yelled at them for it.

[@TheEviltaco666]

*“If you’re homeless just buy a house bro”* -this dude probably

[@b00psn00t]

Lol his first job is pitching sales pitches. Like yeah dude homeless people toooootally have the rich education to do that from square 1.

[@hi1itsme]

I was thinking that too, plus the business knowledge to accurately and successfully do the other businesses. It’s like look, everyone can play chess at high level, you just have to move the right pieces.

[@DeathnoteBB]

@@hi1itsme It’s more like having three queens while saying chess is easy, just use your queens.

[@not_imy]

I want to know the logistics of the couch he sold for $100. Did his buyer personally go meet the guy who was giving it away for free and just pay this guy $100 for bringing them together? Did he go pick up the couch himself and deliver to his buyer, which I imagine would cost SOMETHING since he would have had to hire some kind of truck or something to transport it? Where'd that money come from???

[@eVaSpArTaN714]

You missed the disclaimer " trying to take this video realistically will ensure you see thru the bullshit I created "

[@ericktellez7632]

First thing first, where did he found a couch in good enough conditions to be sold at all.

[@nfzeta128]

@@ericktellez7632 Yep, most homeless people either grab that to use to sleep on or lose it in a day.

[@jay7568]

And who gave him the RV to sleep in rent free

[@skyty0]

The only thing this proves is the fact that the upper class is immune to poverty, even in extreme situations like this.

[@muhmahdyy]

cuz the upperclass knows how to exploit the system…

[@Fafnd]

Luckily their not immune to a swift lead infusion.

[@nfzeta128]

@@muhmahdyy not only know, but have the capital and position to do so. A lot of those exploits aren't open just with knowledge. Like who will lend their car to a homeless person, even if they gave the same pitch of doing business and giving most of the profits? Who would rent to someone who barely had $1500 to their name? Who would allow that 'rent hack' to go unpunished, or even rent to him in the first place giving his supposed history in this experiment?

[@muhmahdyy]

@@nfzeta128 youre right but it doesnt change the fact dude makes lot of money out of 0$, dude shouldve put out the "homeless" on the title and the video would be perfect and not making these lazyass people that hating on dude that trynna help people bu documenting that most people can make lots of money just from exploiting the system, shouldve been grateful btw he made that video...

[@muhmahdyy]

@@nfzeta128 i just want people to stop whining like, i know its quite disrespectful to homeless bc of the title, but hasan done lot worse(at disrespecting things), this video are just fucking ironic, im hasan fan but like this video aint it, all the comment and everything was just fucked up hypocrisy

[@rainydaze1502]

The fundamental issue the person is mission is the mental and emotional state of an average homeless person. He had the comfort, security, and back up of knowing he's been a millionaire and knows how to get 1,000,000. A lot of homeless people are not former wealthy or well off people, in fact many of them are just a step or two down from where they have financially been for years. So no, homeless people aren't gonna have 1 and a million ways (from personal experience) to make money. And the added mental and emotional detriment caused by being homeless is something he doesn't have experience with. Also, did anyone notice how he casually skips out on how he's finding food and water?

[@lisakukla459]

Yes. Those moments when you realize there's nothing else to break your fall, no safety net, and you're one tiny event away from losing the rickety shelter and few belongings you've managed to procure. It's fucking terrifying. The first year of being on disability probably took 5-10 years off my life. Easily.

[@Oldnoname]

Not to mention a resume

[@m0n4rch911]

@Ayjop Here's the thing, if everyone is a millionaire that's gonna flip the economy so hard it won't even be funny. Countries need Lower Class and Middle Class and everyone can't be Upper Class like bruh the country would literally outsource everyone out. Edit: Wait, that might actually be it. A Country that outsources professionals :D, huh yeah there's a solution when everyone is bat shyt rich. Oh Oh then, they are spies actually taking over countries with sheer capitalism alone. I'm getting ahead of myself aint it. Joking aside "Or predicting the future, ehem Chin ehem". If i knew how to make some and have the connections to do it let alone know how to put everything together to do it then i would like at a drop of a hat. I seen how the other half lived so i get it why they don't understand what being unfortunate means. Lack of Education, Lack of Connections, Mental Issues, Lack of Encouragement, Lack of good upbringing so on like the list piles on. But i don't hate them for not knowing that, it's just that they just don't know any better like the unfortunate don't know any better as well. Both are just built different.

[@kap1618]

@@LonerWeirdo do you not understand the concept of debt?

[@rainydaze1502]

@@Oldnoname Literally. Like when he fills out those job applications, they ask for references and experience. Also, a quick background check with your name and they'll see this dude is a multimillionaire. So much is being glossed over.

[@shoesoup]

u can tell he went into this with a plan too. he didnt just drain his accounts and hit the streets, he clearly has directive on top of the background/skills necessary

[@Liz-bw1pq]

exactly. real homeless people who just become homeless don't have a plan, are mostly alone, don't have an RV fairy god mother and don't have any credentials

[@nfzeta128]

Yea and it's just like an author when you can feel the plot armour. The way he did things, if any actual homeless person tried that, they would just end up actually starving a few days when they're spending all their time when they first lose everything trying to setup new business and not securing any food or shelter. He went from a pretty exposed bench in one day to an RV in the next, or he'd be f'ed.

[@jasonfarrell00]

@@nfzeta128 not even lol it was the same night lmao he didn’t even go one night being homeless he had an RV day 1 🤣

[@lukusblack6442]

The guy solved the homeless problem. You don't need the government's help. You just need a camera crew to follow you wherever you go. That's why he got help in a single fucking day.

[@DeathnoteBB]

And a full production team

[@MrsCurioCheerio]

In an alternate universe where this scenario were real, I'm convinced that this dude _did_ accept the Craigslist arrangement at 1:45 and the offeror turned out to be a sugar daddy that provided Mike with the RV, business opportunities, and co-signed the lease

[@nfzeta128]

like that's more believable than the way he hand-waved the problems away.

[@ClassSolidarityNotNationality]

@@LonerWeirdo Unfortunately many are in circumstances so bleak that selling their own body is the only way survive.

[@apersonwhomayormaynotexist9868]

@@ClassSolidarityNotNationality I mean to be fair, there are also those for whom it isnt a bleak situation and it's just their job. Sex work is real work

[@ClassSolidarityNotNationality]

@@apersonwhomayormaynotexist9868 true

[@iamjustaguy12345]

@@apersonwhomayormaynotexist9868 no it's not. stop normalising filth.

[@hunreed8838]

I unironically couldn't follow this dude's story line. He seemingly just gets everything for free with no effort. AND HE DIDN'T EVEN DO IT.

[@DeathnoteBB]

Seriously where’d the couch come from?? The chromebook??

[@jay7568]

@@DeathnoteBB The cosigner, the rv

[@GoldeneyeDoubleO7]

The other problem with this stunt is that this millionaire is completely ignoring other issues that plague homeless individuals. One of them is mental health. A good amount of homeless people are also either suffering from addiction or neurological disorders which makes it difficult for them to the daily tasks that we take for granted

[@lc360]

True, imagine this guy trying to do this whole thing while also battling addiction, PTSD, social alienation, etc. His pure uncorrupted zest for everyday life is the least realistic thing about the while thing.

[@k8sune]

Many homeless people are also victims of circumstance and/or are in debt (as Hasan also pointed out). The millionaire clearly doesn’t take those factors into account. Entering into homelessness can also present intimidating psychological challenges and can feel like a point-of-no-return for many.

[@zaidabraham7310]

And these addictions are a consequence of stress caused by homelessness. This guy doesn't have that stress, because he knows that he can just cancel his little project and go home whenever he wants to.

[@emme6055]

This

[@seanceknowles2911]

@@k8sune we were victims of Domestic Violence and abuse. A mother who was a SAHM had to leave with her 5 young kids. Begging motels for one night to stay out of the streets and harsh wether. We couldn’t continue getting government assistance because no home address for a while . We did get some help from her friends to couch surf. It was hard and scary, and I’m just glad we got out of that situation.

[@markalwashington3090]

I love how he never interacts with an actual homeless person throughout his entire charade!

[@keithhutchins8803]

Remember for a lot of people it’s healthcare that makes them homeless in the first place this is ridiculous

[@keithhutchins8803]

@@LonerWeirdo me I had three spinal surgeries and then got ALS.

[@unai49999]

Where Versace Chang?? I thought he was answering everybody

[@frogger1674]

Legit cant do basic shit like clean my own house without my meds, its horrible, i constantly fight with my own mind just to do basic stuff off my meds. People just think everyone is neurotypical or dont have any other things in their life that might explain why they cant get a job

[@solesurvivor1142]

This is America.

[@zacharyhumeniuk6846]

This guy doesn't start off with the depression, malnutrition, health issues, addiction and other major issues that come with growing up in poverty.

[@kellycowley3535]

A while ago my dad basically told me a story about a politician in the 80's that decided to live a week on minimum wage to prove that it was enough for people to live on and by the end of the week he has completely changed his viewpoint (and said that no minimum wage was not enough for people to live on). I was kinda hoping this video would be something like that and disappointed that it's not.

[@check2765]

I swear, this dude is vile. He doesn’t realize how lucky he is and how privileged he is. This is a very dishonest perspective of how bad homeless people have it.

[@monicaherrera2224]

I’ve never experienced homelessness but I’ve called people on the phone to ask them for money (on behalf of a semi well known organization) and all I ever got was yelled at lmao. There was the ocasional “let me think about it and I’ll let you know” or a very polite “no, please stop calling” if you were lucky, never a “sure stranger, why don’t I just give 1.5k dollars”

[@sawyer8465]

The dude flexes getting a job when his resume literally would have the fact that he ran a 7 figure business

[@keithhutchins8803]

Not only do you have an RV you suddenly have a place to put that RV that’s not on the streets getting impounded

[@cooliphoneguy2934]

walmart parking lots typically let people live in their cars

[@override367]

@@cooliphoneguy2934 park an RV in a walmart parking lot see how long it lasts

[@ThexDynastxQueen]

@@cooliphoneguy2934 It varies wildly for store to store but an RV is a different beast that not as tolerated as even a van becomes a harder sell to the manager than a car. Source: Dad was homeless and lived in a car then a van.

[@easysnake205]

This guy didn’t subject himself to the hardest part of being homeless. Even if he actually limited his funds to zero dollars he still has all of the soft advantages that homeless people don’t have. Eg. Good credit, institutional knowledge about how to make money, connections, etc

[@fefyfona4318]

This is along the lines of Mr.Beast spending time in prison. That place was barely a prison and he was having more fun than anything. These people have no idea what living in a scary and shitty situation is like.

[@IriaChannel]

He's also using credit cards/credit score for renting and online purchases throughout the video. My family was homeless until I was 6 years old. My mom didn't have a bank account, let alone a good credit score.. all the major banks charge you to even hold an account with them lol

[@InevitableTruth247]

We had to pull loans to keep us from going homeless and now we pay 1600 a month for rent for years but can’t get accepted for a fucking mortage at half that rate because credit score tanked

[@LermaBean]

Fuck credit systems man, everyone would be better off not having to worry about bullshit credit cards, mortgages and shit by having socialized housing and UBI

[@TheMaestroso]

This dude is literally the "temporarily-embarassed millionaire" meme

[@DeathnoteBB]

Except he’s actually a millionaire

[@MarkSoupial]

Rich guy proves that luck is still the biggest factor in creating wealth; All the video proves is that public housing and universal healthcare fixes 99% of the problem.

[@keithhutchins8803]

Exactly!

[@cristi713]

This is everything I thought it was gonna be. “Oh no, I’ve been homeless for a few hours, but this random kind person gifted me this place to sleep.”

[@katyalupochev9589]

Oh you’re homeless? Just get complete strangers to let you live in their fancy RV rent free, loan you their car, middlemen their Facebook marketplace sale, and use their MacBooks. Spam call corporations extolling the benefits of your marketing skills until they agree to hire hire you, a random homeless man, for $1400pcm(hope you have marketing skills sweatie 💅😌), and get another complete stranger to co-sign an apartment with you so you can sub-let it to others. Don’t forget to start your coffee business too obv but that should go without saying that’s why they call it the Grind 💪🏋️‍♀️😤💯💯

[@nfzeta128]

Also hire skilled enough workers in your coffee business that they can handle everything with you just being there an hour a day.

[@Sendboi]

Imagine out of the kindness of your heart lending an rv and a car to a homeless man just find out in a KZbin video they were just a millionaire larping as a homeless person to grift you. Edit: Even if it was fake it's amazing to think the millionaire thought it was a good idea to portray himself like that

[@mandark1727]

its ok, nobody actually did that, anyway.

[@nfzeta128]

yea he invented a few of those helpers or it was just people who already knew because he had a camera crew following him.

[@Sendboi]

@@mandark1727 it's more that in the millionaires head that was perfectly okay to portray himself like that.

[@DeathnoteBB]

@@Sendboi I really doubt they thought he was homeless. 100% they were people in on it

[@andreacarroll3806]

Hasan is the only person I have found on the internet that talks about important shit and actually makes sense

[@anandpandey5331]

YEP

[@DarkFlames3]

Secular Talk on KZbin also does a really good job covering important stories that aren’t covered by mainstream media. He’s a lefty like Hasan and they’ve done a couple of things together actually

[@GustavRex]

"Just get a dude to borrow you an RV for a house, then get someone else to borrow you their car to work" Holy fucking shit.

[@RichardTabar]

Not to mention that many homeless are homeless as a result of some sort of trauma or mental illness. This is the problem with the world these con-men are the most respected members of society and that's a failure.

[@laceybenson5489]

Don't forget heaps of medical debt!

[@nfzeta128]

@@laceybenson5489 lol, this guy quit as his father got sick and he had health problems. Wasn't even in debt from it yet.

[@ellaundermae3834]

This is our culture: Pretending that u can do it no matter what

[@tylerlong1144]

Best part is, he doesn't even succeed. He has to quit. Homeless people don't get to just quit when a health issue comes up.

[@fefyfona4318]

So he applied to 10 jobs got 3 interviews and was hired immediately by one of them??? But yet he's supposed to be homeless?? Yea bullshit. Those 10 online applications would've ignored him without a resume let alone an address.

[@greenpinapple820]

I'm not homeless, and if all it took was 10 applications to get a job I wouldn't be working where I am.

[@RagtimeJackie]

How to not be homeless and get to a million dollars: Step 1: Stop being homeless. Step 2: Get a million dollars.

[@unai49999]

Except he barelly makes 65 grands which is quite far from the million.

[@Xexer0]

more like Step 1: not be homeless to begin with Step 2: quit the homeless charade when you got a health problem

[@fairybliss7772]

If he has a trailer, he’s not homeless

[@JauntyCrepe]

"I'm a normal guy just like everyone else who has: a support system, business contacts, an inviting outward appearance, physical health built from a life of proper nutrition, good mental health, an office, a whole fucking camera crew" It's so easy!!

[@stephylashizz7779]

I wonder what his resume said when he applied for those jobs lmao

[@denghazi]

Step 1. Find someone to give you a home. Step 2. Find someone to loan you a car. Step 3. Get a job in marketing. It's. That. Easy.

[@troywalkertheprogressivean8433]

12:45 he's got a whole team to help him strategize? A team he prepaid.

[@Ekyllier]

His "rent hacking" is basically just being a landlord without owning any land.

[@DeathnoteBB]

Another comment said it’s literally just subletting

[@cerealkellah3947]

sigma #69 just be a landlord if you are homeless 🤡 seriously tho, homeboy needs to be sent back through a time machine and fed to Mao

[@RebelWithoutABoss]

So he already has the experience and connections of a millionaire, something most people don't have, of course it'd be much easier for him to be a millionaire, he already knows how the game's played. And if he was really being homeless, that video gear would've been stolen. It's hard for homeless people not to get their coats and shit taken which is why so many of them carry their shit on them where they go, even in warmer weather. And he put his agenda and millionaire status online, which gives him access to people who want to be a part of the project by aiding him

[@riocannistrano756]

Yep ! X one million , Been homeless a lot and that dudes a con artist , saw a few months back in Boston the cops and public works just going around taking all the homeless people shit including coats and medicine and wheelchairs and throwing it in garbage trucks . Like this guys whole skit deserves an a$$ kicking .

[@wyattlines7228]

He still has his connections, credit rating, a full crew of people he hired, and the knowledge that if it gets actually bad he can just stop. This is so performative. Peak neoliberalism.

[@jasenjanev3262]

alright guys listen up, here's how to escape poverty: step one, buy a lottery ticket...

[@sprtrnds7880]

Bigger chance to win than all of this shit to happen

[@kylorenkardashian79]

5:00 I love how dude uses his luxury private computer skills to flex on actual homeless people who were failed by the public education system.

[@I_like_Plants130]

Don’t forget! They were also failed by the mess that is the housing market, healthcare….probably every other system too since most problems are interconnected. Climate change is also another big problem so I wouldn’t be surprised if homelessness increased as it gets worse.

[@Snarl_Marx]

I was homeless for a long time, but I always counted myself *incredibly* lucky that I at least had a shitty car to sleep in and a river to bathe in. That's how I was able to get out of it, a lot of the friends I made were not so fortunate. That's why I now dedicate my time to helping people that were in my situation but have fewer things to pull them out of it. This guy is disgusting.

[@LowPingKing]

I was homeless & it was by far one of the worst experiences of my life.

[@CarbonTaxLOL]

how bro? Just go on Fiver and outsource African and Sri Lankan labour? nah but seriously man, hope you're doing well. Life can only go up for you now.

[@filibustergaming3848]

Good luck 👍

[@unai49999]

@@CarbonTaxLOL fiver, not fever. If you go fever you are being lazy

[@DeathnoteBB]

@@unai49999 1. They said fiver 2. Beeing?

[@apersonwhomayormaynotexist9868]

@@unai49999 Sorry wait did you just correct someone's spelling to the same thing they had written before? They wrote Fiver...

[@CadoonTube]

Lists of things he took day one into the "homelessness experiment" besides the few cents in his personal checking account, the clothes on his back, an expensive smartphone that probably has unlimited data and is more functional than any publicly accessible computer, and a backpack full of camera equipment: A resume of high paying jobs/financial ventures that only a millionaire could have Stable mental and physical health and no addictions A fresh haircut, perfect dental health with whitened teeth Shower with cologne No nerves or effect on his disposition because he knows there's absolutely zero risk in this "experiment" Draw to potential craigslist hosts (supposing the RV guy wasn't entirely staged) because of your production crew and promise of being in a big youtube video

[@Mboogy]

dude had a "get out of homelessness" starter pack... for free... his richness was still showing lol

[@Chopstewie]

Just the psychic relief of knowing you have a team of people that will insure you aren't vulnerable to robbery or assault is insane.

[@CuriousFrog]

the mental state between being at the bottom with no way out, versus knowing at anytime you can just give up and go back to being a millionaire and go home is massive

[@vantahawk2834]

I can't stress enough the cruel irony of him becomimg a landlord towards the end. He literally "made it" from someone who lives on the street (not really) to someone who kicks other people out onto the street.

[@idkman861]

“Lemme make a list of things I like: 1. Mark Zuckerberg” Wtf?!?!

[@sprucesoultree3833]

At least he admitted Mark Zuckerberg is a 'thing' and not a person

[@TheDCism93]

This is literally the equivalent of an able-bodied person pretending to be a quadrapelic as an experiment. It just reeks of someone who is completely tone deaf and devoid of any self awareness. It's truly astonishing.

[@payasoinfeliz]

Oh, you can't stand up? Really? Here, lemme sit down. Now, lemme stand up. You see? Not that hard, bro.

[@xthrax]

This is like playing a game on new game plus with all of your overpowered perks, and weapons, without any sort of difficulty increase.

[@latifoljic]

Wow so inspirational. Even if you start with nothing but the clothes on your back, a graduate degree, a flourishing career in business, excellent health insurance, perfect credit, wealthy connections, and an RV, you can succeed in America. Capitalism really is a just and equitable system.

[@Fafnd]

Also I have a great real estate opportunity to sell to you for the low price of a couple hundred thousand dollars.

[@nfzeta128]

Thing is, he failed, lol. Even his coffee business hadn't truly stabilised yet.

[@lich109]

A couple of things to remember, not only does he find "strangers" who give him shelter and co-sign a property (on top of a job with no address), but he spent 250k to make 64k, so if a regular person did this they'd be 186k in debt.

[@nfzeta128]

Yea, also don't ask who he got the loans or had money for that 250k all in a quick few months.

[@stuartp2006]

I gotta say, on the road to homelessness and sleeping rough, you burn a lot of bridges with your local community. You likely have debts to multiple big organisations, are blacklisted from rental agencies and local businesses. If you're getting 3 job interviews from 10 job applications, you're not experiencing the same homelessness as other people at all. How is he even shaving consistently? What the fuck.

[@nfzeta128]

Yea the video ignores all those basics, and even a lot of the big stuff. This 'guide' probably wouldn't even work for a lot of middle income people, never mind homeless ones. That's even ignoring that he failed anyway.

[@AshMos]

Dude’s first way of making money was literally exploitation holy shit

[@johnnyoddyssey2477]

HASAN, BROTHER. Bringing awareness to millionaire LARPers everywhere 🙌🏼.

[@voinekku]

I think the real version of this concept could be interesting to watch. A "clinical trial" in the capitalist system if you will. Place a group of self-made millionaires and a control group of regular joes into a new country without telling anyone where they go and where nobody knows any of them. Equip them only with vlog cameras and an emergency means of communication in case they want to admit defeat, and ban all communications to old contacts. Keep the test running for a year or two and see who makes it millionaire. Even with the massive advantage the self-made rich would have from knowing the inside and outs of running a business, I still doubt much more than a few of them would make it, and I would not be surprised if few people from the control group would find a way to make it too.

[@OfficalCoppersalmon]

My favorite part of this entire video is when Hasan says he went glamping. He’s literally right he went glamping and called it homelessness.

[@penguatarctic]

Vid really was like "if you're homeless just get dream luck and get on the sigma grindset very easy"

[@garydeforve5055]

He should have done fentanyl for a week if he really wanted to prove something.

[@brennapye677]

Why would you pay for a co-working space instead of using the FREE resources at the library. That's how you know this guy doesn't have any clue about poverty and homelessness.

[@nfzeta128]

heck, from the looks of it I don't even think he has real experience as a small business owner. Working one hour on his coffee business during it's startup, LOL.

[@mstrdbtr]

I love it when Hasan is ranting and a chatter gets snarky and catches the step father grounding 🤣🤣🤣

[@Ohisashiburidesu]

All this guy proved is that he wouldn't be a millionaire if his spawn point started him at $0. Even with all the cheat codes, he made it nowhere close to his goal. The fact that he is a millionaire proves that America is nowhere close to a meritocracy.

[@nfzeta128]

Yea he luckily got shelter with water early into his 'homelessness' so lower chance of mental issues setting in and no physical ones. He luckily got that same person to lend him a car for a delivery business, luckily got to rent a place with no real deposit or credit history, luckily didn't get arrested or at least kicked out for his 'rent hack', somehow had the money for an experienced team to start his business. Then in the end gave up due to health problems that, financially, he could handle.

[@nalii2740]

Well-fed to start, not in debt to start, healthy, groomed, etc. Not to mention he had a great life to fall back on, so the stakes weren't real. He could not feel the absolute desperation some people feel when they have nowhere to go and no safety net, no network, no family or friends. He could not feel the hunger pains so strong it makes you nauseous and unable to eat. He could not feel the claws on his neck when the next bill hit, taking all of his earnings and more - he couldn't feel the hurt when the next health problem came up and he couldn't work, losing more. He couldn't even make it a year - he pussied out.

[@nfzeta128]

Yea, from health problems LMAO. What would be the starting line for many homeless, or at least something that happens pretty easily a few months into homelessness or even just poor living, is what actually broke him.

[@JakB001]

How to draw an owl: 1. Draw a circle 2. Draw the rest of the owl

[@lefrogenjoyer]

Imagine being homeless and out of all things that exist, the first thing you feel grateful for is *Mark Zuckerberg*

[@kaybrown7733]

I'm with Hasan on this one. This is a fake homeless guy. Its nothing more than a reality show.

[@lilrowbear]

Dude cheated the whole way through and still only got to 6.5% of his goal.

[@noah3369]

Now as a homeless person, in a car, I don't fear the elements more than I fear people.