They Live in Tunnels Below Las Vegas

[@drewbinsky]

Would love to get your thoughts on the homeless situation of Las Vegas (and America in general) -- as this is a growing issue nationwide. My goal in making this video was to humanize the tunnel residents of Las Vegas, and let them use my platform as a place to share their own personal stories and struggles. I appreciate you watching this story and I look forward to reading your comments, suggestions and opinions!

[@Johnny-Michael]

Do you still live in the tunnels under new york?

[@terry4137]

Be very careful, I Know you’ve been around but don’t take it for granted.😂

[@Charlie-phlezk]

@@drewbinsky thank you 👍

[@Sunnysideup885]

As someone who has lived in a number of cities across America and currently lives in Las Vegas, the homelessness issue in Vegas is the worst I have ever seen. A ton of homeless people on the strip at night, and downtown all day long. As for America this has become a major issue and something needs to be done to fix it. Either we need to arrest these people and put them in jail or build places for them to go to. These people are flooding the streets with trash, drugs, crime etc.

[@Turdfergusen382]

Stop claiming nobody knows about these people. Las Vegas knows exactly what it has been doing to its poor and homeless. They have all the money in the world to fix the problem but corporate greed has left them forgotten or worse they’ve been criminalized just for being poor.

[@RjKME]

That bald guy with the tattoos worked at the rehab I was in. He gave me a bunch of clothes and had respect for everyone. Thanks so much man I hope you see this.

[@Watts_Up_K8]

@RobBanghart is his name/channel. He wrote a comment near the very top, thanking Drew for going out there. Hope you're doing well. Super proud of you!! It takes a butt-load of determination & pain to get through. Legend 🙌🏽💖

[@ranisonbraga5106]

Um salve do Brasil 🇧🇷

[@nataliaizaguirre6092]

❤

[@rosiew1952]

I hope you are doing ok? hopefully he has seen this

[@thebleaki]

Grats on making it through, hope each days easier.

[@secondchance5k470]

Great video! I have gone in the tunnels with Shine A Light a few times. The people who run the organization are absolutely incredible. They bring supplies every Saturday morning, building relationships and trust while addressing almost every person by name. They offer real help without pressure and keep coming back to check on their friends underground. The people they serve know they can call Shine A Light whenever they are ready for a second chance. If you are touched by this video and want to do more, consider donating to their organization directly. In just the first six months of this year, 268 people have accepted their help. ❤️

[@teresahiggs4896]

How many have stayed out of the tunnels, stayed sober , stopped being homeless? I’m asking because some people accept help, then fall back onto the street life , over and over again. I genuinely hope those help stay off the street .

[@kissmetess]

Out of how many thousands!??😢

[@xandercrews4729]

@@teresahiggs4896 it’s very likely a small %. Mark Leita, who runs the Soft Underbelly channel where he interviews a lot of ppl on Skidrow in LA, said less than 1% of the ppl he’s interviewed and given help to, actually stayed clean.

[@ian.swift.31614]

yup they need some incentive and desire to look forward to. and if everyone treats them like crap they will stay hopeless and not want to do anything or take any effort to bring themselves out of their lifestyles. cause they believe they deserve the way they live, since everyone treats them like trash. it's good that groups like that don't push too much too soon and try to force people to do things. nobody can help anyone who doesn't want help. showing them that not everyone is crap is the only way to get them to look forward to waking up.

[@xandercrews4729]

@@ian.swift.31614 they deserve the opportunity to get help, IF they seek it. The problem is most refuse to give up drugs

[@Arsontapir]

This is probably one of the best videos I've seen of this nature. Both being respectful of the homeless while also treating them as people rather than a hazard. Great job

[@drewbinsky]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@LoLoLifeinFlorida]

That's one of the reasons I love Drew's videos as well. No matter where he goes he's very respectful and not judgemental towards the people in his videos❤

[@BiljanaCvjetinovic]

@@LoLoLifeinFlorida Dude he is just pretending,he wants to make money of homeless people,he is f liar!!!

[@CheekyMenace]

Easy to do when it's gonna get you a nice paycheck.

[@BiljanaCvjetinovic]

Dude shut tf up, stop ur BS, what f respect he giving them.He is pretender he doesn't care for them!!!

[@woodruffskinner1745]

That man from “shine a light” is a beautiful human being. So genuine. I can feel how much he cares.

[@declanmudiefitzgerald2014]

What a strange contrast between the casinos above and the tunnels below , such a dicotomy , a symptom of a deeply fractured society..................The guy from Hawaii is such a mavrick! I really wish the best for him and everyone living in these situations. Drew, you did a great job in shining a light and fighting the dehumaisation and demonisation of the addicts , the homeless, the downtrodden and forgotten outcasts.

[@phcnh]

I’m from Hawaii & Chichester.

[@CG-fn2cj]

At 1st glance i thought about the ex Wynn chef, was a Filo.

[@magical8013]

When I was living in Vegas for 6 years I always thought it was strange to see billion dollar casinos right next to housing complexes and Hughes encampments of huge encampments of homeless people. It's so crazy most people that visit Vegas will never see that, I always tell people that visit Vegas don't go off the strip after it gets dark. There's a lot of bad stuff going on,

[@doloreslaflipoflopo2746]

I'm currently homeless in the UK and try to stay away from central areas when I sleep. I make sure to shower and wear clean clothes daily to avoid appearing homeless. What people don’t often realize about homelessness is how draining it is; you wake up constantly worried about the risk of being mugged. stay strong.

[@nodramamomma2777]

Yes, it is.

[@1visitante]

Que a sua situação melhore, se esse país é mto caro procure outro para vc viver.

[@doloreslaflipoflopo2746]

​@@1visitante If I move to another country, I’ll be without any rights. My country made the unfortunate decision to leave the EU, so I’m left with just three options: Ireland, Scotland, or England. However, I’m gradually working on resolving my homelessness issue.

[@smoookey4203]

I'm so sorry you have to live through a low situation ❤😢 I hope it gets better very soon, and I'm rooting for you ❤❤❤❤ sending you all the love❤❤❤

[@smoookey4203]

Also please stay safe ❤

[@nothisispatrick9778]

I’m a dealer at a casino in Vegas. I’ve had a homeless guy play at my table. He was telling me about his life before he became homeless. He was a brilliant kid in school he was even on his way of getting a scholarship but he was hanging around the wrong people that introduced him to drugs. I hope he’s alright wherever he is. Some of them are actually good people. Thank you for sharing this video. Most people see them as a nuisance but you show in your video that they’re human just like us, just with different burdens.

[@thuythanhnguyen8888]

Same thoughts here.

[@iainlee4274]

Yeah but a homeless person at a casino? What about he was doing fine until someone introduced him to gambling?

[@nothisispatrick9778]

@@iainlee4274 maybe they gamble in hopes of winning a jackpot or to double up or lose their money real quick, it’s not that deep. Don’t tell me you’re actually surprised that homeless people go to casinos to gamble.

[@Jolers63]

They make their OWN burdens! Playing at your table? Where did he get his money? Did he smell and wear tattered clothing like the one's in this video? Many are MASTER manipulators and lie a good story.

[@iainlee4274]

@@Jolers63 My grannies in hospital. Need money for bus fair. Heard it million times.

[@evangelinezamora5518]

My husband and I help homeless,let him stay in one of our rental property for free to help him We gave him food ,money the sad part is he stole from us and left .We won’t stop our kindness because of this .The Lord is always bless us .

[@amritpaulap]

Pls do it...but don't forget your own security. We can't blame God then 😅. Own security is prime as many of these people aren't in their real sense.

[@CarolynBumgardner]

Pls can you help to get out of my country and look for a better opportunity in the USA … I want to support homeless people home and abroad

[@shanaynay333]

You have to focus on the people who want to help themselves. I work in a homeless shelter for families. Give the opportunity to people who are ready to change.

[@jessicaharrison1401]

God bless you lovelu people 😘❤

[@toegrabber3500]

@@amritpaulapnah it’s not safe. It wasn’t even smart of them to do that I work with a client who has mental problems and he always tries to be friends with the homeless and take them to his house. They stole his id and everything. What’s on their mind is how they will get their next fix. It’s better to have them work for you for money or try and help them get a job and get them clothes and get them a planet fitness membership so they can shower. But inviting them to stay in your home is way too much and you’re just putting your safety in their hands at that point.

[@raf-gr1sn]

"I hate being hated by everyone for what other people have done" "Not all homeless people are bad" broke my heart.

[@iainlee4274]

They're very manipulative people and complete liars.

[@asullivan4047]

The drug addict squatters that steal to support a meth/opiods Habbit are the law breaking scourge.

[@Xoxotho]

I bet that’s how black people feel.. being judged by others shortcomings because of skin tone being lumped together..does that break your heart too?

[@thawkins9999]

Very true!! Not all homeless people are bad, they are human and have feelings too. Some are actually genuine people going through bumps along their journey

[@spence_teddy1563]

@@thawkins9999 but alot are bad and make everything dirty]

[@lizzierhody2335]

This organization and that man are a beautiful thing! As a recovering heroin addict with 12 years clean I wish I had been in contact with an organization like this one that actually cared and showed empathy/sympathy. It’s nice that someone has made a video that actually shows people in addiction are human. We are not the scumbags people think we are. We all have family and friends who care and love us. Shine A Light keep doing what you’re doing! For anyone still sick and suffering from the hand of addiction, please get help, recovery is a beautiful thing!! I promise the grass the greener in recovery! ❤️❤️❤️

[@tatepearce7898]

❤❤. I am proud of you. I have been clean for 12 years. watching this documentary makes my heart so very sad, 😢 . the man that's talking at around 9:45 ish where he says it's haunted and that there's real demons and that their blacker than black ( he is absolutely correct 💯) and when he was asked something about his worst experience there ! the guy said " the hauntings"!! 😮 it made me go cold, . 😮 what a tragic desperate toxic depressing place. . It's awesome that these guys go there and help them in which ever ways they can.

[@drewbinsky]

❤❤❤❤

[@debbielacey6229]

My Dear Lizziehody, 💘 I'm so so proud of you. As reading your comment brought tears to my eyes. I had a beloved friend that I lost who I miss dearly and think about and carry in my heart and memories. In the early days I really tried to help her and hoped that one day she would take it or do it on her own. That day didn't happen and now she is with the angels. It does leave an imprint on your own life when someone you love leaves you like that. Yes you move on with your life but you never ever forget the people that you loved so much. Thank you for your comment as in a way it brought back those beautiful memories that I shared with my friend. Thank you and keep up the awesome work that you are doing. It's absolutely wonderful to hear how well you are living your life. With love ❤and blessings 🙏

[@kayleethompson5244]

Fellow recovering opiate addict here - & I wish I could give active addicts a quick glimpse of what life is like after you get clean. I was one of those people who thought I'd NEVER be able to get right, I thought death would find me first. So if I can do it, I feel like anyone can do it. I've lost DOZENS of friends, classmates, associates, acquaintances over the years. I always have narcan and test strips to give out. People will never stop doing drugs, but I can help them be a LITTLE safer. My new favorite phrase (ive started making shirts/hoodies with it) is Not Just A Junkie. I'm a daughter, an aunt, a cousin, a godmother, im a person. That goes for my fellow addicts, our addiction doesn't define us, we're all still people 💕✨

[@thebigdogsmac11]

This made me cry dude. The fact that homeless man with a missing eye has no ID to even collect his cash. He doesn't even care. These ppl are in terrible shape.

[@iainlee4274]

He has his birth certificate which supersedes any ID.

[@lesegogaebeeyn4005]

He's just emotionally defeated and that's what stimulants can do to your hormonal wellbeing

[@Melody-mu6nk]

He is too far gone to care anymore!!

[@m42037]

People

[@LwRfz]

😢

[@Nikkinv14]

As a psychologist student I feel really sad for all these people . May God shine his light🙏🏼♥️

[@Kerazzy.]

Many of these people were once children full of opportunity and dreams. This could happen to anyone, it only takes a few wrong decisions, mental health issues or a devastating event. I hope that they get the support they need. As always, thank you Drew. ❤️

[@Just.A.T-Rex]

That assumes that every ones childhood is positive, safe, with love, secure etc etc, some people’s childhoods are so rough they never get to have a dream or opportunities afforded to them.

[@Just.A.T-Rex]

Funny you can get naloxone for free in almost every single city on this country but God forbid you need some insulin

[@uglyraff9313]

99% of them, put themselves there. Why should people donate to the same people who spend their days, begging robbing and stealing to get their drug fix, None of them have an interest in being sober. It's sad that they live like this, but it was their own actions, people need to stop acting like they are helpless children.

[@uglyraff9313]

Most people suffering with mental health, is a direct impact from their drug use.

[@Kerazzy.]

@uglyraff9313 most? I am recovering from depression and anxiety. I have never been addicted to anything. So, I would just be discarded then because of a false statistic? Which is about 50% by the way. Half of the people you would just say tough luck? And the other half? How do you know what led them down that path? People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.

[@kristinbeverencallado7827]

I’ve been there myself! Clean for 15 years and it’s a miracle

[@encouragingword799]

That's wonderful!😊 What a blessing to hear that!

[@GhostSot]

Congrats! Same situation. I had to make a drastic change in my own lifestyle to climb out of the gutter. Alot of homeless people are addicts and just want drugs and will never get better. It doesn't matter how much money/food/clothes people give them, unless they wanna change, they never will.

[@Dani-gm4ui]

God bless you!! I’m going through it as well

[@mrbrightside4278]

@kristinbeverencallado7827 Yeah only because you had to face some grim hard truths about yourself. That's no miracle. It's called honest insight

[@ziblot1235]

They should clean the place up. Then they woulldnt pick at each other because they would be too busy.

[@PamelaRay-l7x]

Drew I think the work you’re doing is the first step in solving this problem. God bless you.❤

[@dohaatheexplorer]

I actually Met Jay (the guy in the thumbnail) 2 months ago. I shared his story on my KZbin channel. I actually got his birth certificate from the vital checks. I have also tried contacting his family but no one got back to me. Jay is from a very good family. My goal is to get him out of the tunnel as soon as possible. I actually went again to Vegas to meet Jay on Jun 28th. I also hung out with him and talked about how he is doing and told him the good news that I got his birth certificate. He was very happy about it. Hopefully we will get his ID and get him out in no time. I'm looking for a place for him so he can stay there in the mean time. It was actually so hot outside as well as inside the tunnel i could not survive for 20 minutes. I love Jay hopefully he stays safe out there until we get his ID back to him. ❤

[@tristastarks9324]

I was worried about him... something really tugged on my heart when I saw him in this video. I am beyond happy to know that you are trying to get him help❤❤❤

[@AdeelKhan-uu2pv]

May the Lord bless you and give you knowledge and wisdom to help Jay out. amen

[@MsGeorgiabrown]

That tunnel needs to be cleaned out as it does not help the homeless down there it's an escapism it doesn't fix the issue

[@catfishcustoms6358]

Bless you sir for helping out that person that needs just that help to change up his life and get shelter and his living needs , it takes times to do those things , you make time for the lost . God bless you and the many others that take the time to change one life at a time !

[@nybrownin41]

thanks for what you did

[@nordbjorn3283]

Sometimes I think my life is shit. Videos like this make me appreciate it more. Almost everyting is managebale.

[@Dreamkeeper76]

Even when I was homeless for a while with my pets I always thought how lucky am I to have a car at least. I can move around. Others are stuck there. There's always someone worse off. There really is.

[@paulamurphy7652]

The “Shine A Light” organisation is doing an amazing job 😊👍

[@Sixsicdix]

I was homeless for ten years. I had to want to be clean to want help . And humble myself and loose my pride . Thanks eddies grean house in florida

[@AC-PNW]

Oh the man who lost both his children broke my heart 😔 you truly have no idea what people have gone through.

[@thawkins9999]

@@AC-PNW exactly!

[@dumpsterdivingqponqueen9499]

exzactly....ive lost a child and i can totally see his situation i just wanted to shrink away from everyone i still have a hard time 4 years later being around people especially family...

[@Tekkygorilla]

I’m pretty sure that guy is a liar. His stories are over the top. “ I sold homeless sign for $400” you can tell he is a pathological liar

[@JorvsUchiha]

@22:14 if you meant that time frame they were talking about people that make up stories and he is one of them

[@iainlee4274]

You'll believe anything.

[@Possumlover228]

Everyone has a story about how they became homeless. A guy lives in the woods beside a bridge by my house and Ive stopped to give him food and water before when passing by. I noticed him at 3 AM sitting by the bridge railing while picking my husband up from night shift at work. We stopped to check on him and he said he was starving. We drove him to our house and I went inside and made him some spaghetti, bread and brownies that id made earlier in the day. He was so thankful and we talked for a while. His home burned down with his wife and children along with it. You could see the hurt in his facecand hear the pain in his voice. He lost everything he had and loved in one moment that turned his life upside down. My heart breaks for him. I know people are leary of displaced people because some are bad but theres more good than bad out there, especially now. You never know what life has in store for you. Always try to be kind.

[@conniegnesda9720]

So nice of you to do that. No one has ever become poor by helping and giving. Kindness is free. The things we take for granted others pray for.

[@Possumlover228]

@@conniegnesda9720 So many don't care and it really is hard to see a fellow human struggle. You are correct about kindness being free.

[@Paul-d2y8s]

The government doesn't offer any help ?

[@Possumlover228]

@@Paul-d2y8s They do not where I live. The only place that served food to our homeless was torn down 6 months ago. They are trying to deter anymore vagrants from coming to our area. Some places give government funding but not in Pascagoula, Ms. Churches are the only help our displaced get other than people on the community.

[@lacymcknight5043]

I've seen people say some incredibly hateful things in the comments of this video. It was nice to see someone be empathetic. Thank you for being kind.

[@KayKayClaudette-mh4wc]

I lived for 6 years in Las Vegas and had no idea there were people living under the streets until after I moved away. Truly out of sight, out of mind. So sad.

[@Chichichimosa]

I knew…I think I only knew because I lived in the Arts District…very close to the strip and tons of homelessness despite the city’s efforts to gentrify the area. If I lived in other parts of the city…it probably would have been different for me. It was depressing…and even more depressing to see people you used to bring McDonald’s to while they slept are still sleeping on the streets when I visit. I saw so much in my 3 years there…but this video was well done and def sheds a light into a huge problem in Vegas and beyond

[@EyesMindOpen]

This is the best example of humanity. I love the effort and I love you for creating this.

[@RobBanghart]

Thanks for coming out Drew it was great to spend the time with you and thanks for covering the work we do!

[@drewbinsky]

You’re a legend Rob thanks for everything !!!

[@Liqoh]

You’re a saint bro respect everything you do

[@_J0N_TAFFER]

Thanks for what you do! Upstate NY and Kensington needs more people like you

[@ecemommyof3177]

You guys are amazing! I want to help out. How can I? I guess look up your organization…please guide me if there’s any other advice. If you say it at the end of the video, my bad…not finished yet.

[@Surfwr3ck3r]

Big up man!

[@reneeupdike2220]

Thank God for Shine a Light! My brother was homeless for 3 years and an organization helped him get into an apartment and furnish that apartment. In order to help the homeless we need to find out WHY the person is homeless. This organization that helped my brother helped me to help him. I now know how to get to the resources he needs. Part of our society's problems is there is NOT enough done for the mentally unstable. Handing out psych pills for free to these people helps in a way but only if the person takes the meds regularly and consistently.

[@Gigi1111Layna]

Yup. These Americans have tunnels and illegals have 5 star NY hotels and mobiles and cash. Make that make sense. Over 33 million have come in..

[@dianehess5520]

Well said, good luck to your brother.

[@billynomates920]

just not a laser light! seriously though, you could be my sister talking about me, if i didn't live on the other side of the sea. it is disgusting if not wicked that we allow people to shine lasers in their eyes 'because it helps me feel better' than get them the professional help they so clearly need.

[@iainlee4274]

What usually happens is the son takes drugs and becomes mentally unwell, so he has to leave the family home.

[@newhey]

Thank you Drew for using your platform to highlight these issues. Will donate to Shine a Light

[@BiljanaCvjetinovic]

Moeron what r u thanking him for,like u f Americans don't know for homeless people.Acting all surprised they existing, stop that BS don't donate nothing that guy gonna steal all money!!!

[@yikes710]

I mean at the end of the day he's the one that's always taking other people's video ideas when he's one of the biggest on the platform. Dude should be setting an example, not this righteous "I'm a good person" acting shit.

[@dr.vivian4277]

@@yikes710why are you angry? Did he steal your idea?

[@yikes710]

@@dr.vivian4277 Nobody is angry, it's just kinda cringe and ironic that the jewish guy that's already known to be a grifter is doing even more to shit on his reputation

[@THE-X-Force]

@@yikes710 What does him being Jewish have to do with *_ANYTHING?_* ? And why are you so hateful .. spamming the same hate-filled comment all over here?

[@RR-ss7dn]

So eye opening. Rob, I’m so happy you and many others got out and God Bless you all for the work you do. Drew, thank you for exposing this sad situation. All homelessness is sad. Especially for those that would like more in life.

[@Kat-tr2ig]

Thank you for humanizing them. So many other KZbinrs film them to exploit, insult, and make fun of them.

[@BiljanaCvjetinovic]

U moeron Shut up,at least some You Tubers give them food or money,he don't give them nothing!!!

[@BiljanaCvjetinovic]

Dude u r blind and ignorant, that dude exploiting homeless people for money,he doesn't care for them!!!

[@yikes710]

I mean at the end of the day he's the one that's always taking other people's video ideas when he's one of the biggest on the platform. Dude should be setting an example, not this righteous "I'm a good person" acting shit. He quite literally is doing what you're commenting about..

[@bundangbear]

@@yikes710 Agreed. Is no one else going to say this?

[@KaptifLaDistillerie]

You mean TikTokers ?

[@katiedickson0820]

Ex addict and homeless here, sober and off the streets 6 years now. When Rob said “don’t wait too long” and “offer never goes away” I got a huge lump in my throat. A lot of organizations in my area has an expiration date and they won’t wait for anyone so there’s more people that are likely to give up on that help. Help has to be there at all times so you know you’re not truly alone and if you decided in the middle of the night that the time to get help is now you need to be able to make that call to access that help because that feeling of needing to stay sober could change the next minute or with the next let down, which for an addict or homeless person that happens fast and often. Life is unpredictable when you’re stuck in that situation and you don’t know what’s gonna go down or where it might take you.

[@Himanshu_K17]

Its good to know that you are doing better!

[@Sally-ih6ls]

Good for you!!!👍🏻

[@whitecrow984]

1st of all each and evry person as an individual has to be willing to help itself you cant help those who refuse it or find that there is nothing wrong

[@Sally-ih6ls]

@@whitecrow984 absolutely, a lot don’t want to fit into society, don’t like rules etc

[@dacrib5350]

​@@whitecrow984agreed. The rest of us can't always be on call to help those that don't want it. Luckily they have tunnels to live in away from the rest of us that do want to follow the rules.

[@charitymunyao3562]

This is all so heartbreaking. I pray that their lives change for the better

[@Hillbillykaren]

Pray to Allah 🙏

[@JJC007]

Most people out there are really nice. It changed my perspective about the homeless in Vegas. Thanks for this video

[@ralphholland8735]

I was homeless for 30 years, but not in a tunnel. I work every day and slept under trees and bushes at night. Got my Social Security and I have a place to live now I am 71.

[@gabrielaanastacia1438]

Que tristeza sinto muito por sua vida , deveria ter vindo para o Brasil , aqui e melhor

[@ElioSch1423]

@@gabrielaanastacia1438 O pior conselho que você pode dar a alguém é esse. Aqui é uma merda.

[@EliHeberoliveira]

​@@ElioSch1423, em alguns aspectos é melhor. Pelo menos temos o SUS e vários outros programas sociais, os quais, embora não funcionem 100%, pelo menos funcionam, sendo um suporte básico e por vezes efetivo. Enfim, a diferença é que aqui no Brasil os programas sociais, mal ou bem e mesmo com desvios, sempre entram no orçamento público.

[@tiocroc4814]

@@EliHeberoliveira O SUS e muito limitado. Nos estados unidos eles podem ganhar financial aid pra pagar hospital privado e e muito melhor. Os programas sociais do brasil servem so pra criar curral eleitoral, eles nunca tiram ninguem da pobreza.

[@janicemutuku3676]

Seriously 30 solid years

[@Plarndude]

I’m so glad there are people trying to help. Thank you.

[@jordanwebster5077]

Dam this guy with Shine A Light by far one of the most amazing people with one of the most amazing organizations that ive seen. Thankyou so much for what you do.

[@pablograciasanchez1251]

Jesucristo te ama muchísimo, arrepiéntete de tus pecados y ten perdón de pecados en Su Nombre

[@teeeejaay89]

The guy from Hawaii we can tell he’s from Hawaii by the way he talks. I’m from Hawaii so I recognized the way he was talking. Praying for him

[@LynneMadison0731]

The nicest people i have ever met was when i was homeless. These people will literally give you the shirt off their back. When my fiance and i were homeless on the west side of Chicago, this guy told us the best dumpsters to sleep in. This nice lady from 7/11 gave us the "old" sandwhiches and fruit when we both came in to combine our change to get a hot coffee. The kind lady to let us ride the eL and sleep on itn on cold nights. We were heroin and crack addicts. Sober from those things while on MAT since JAN 2019. God bless these people. Some of the strongest sweetest people you can get to know.

[@joannbyrd6324]

Couldn't handle the darkness of those tunnels 😢. That's so sad 😭😭😭. Here in America to see peoples so broken down .

[@moralles-l7b]

yet when they asked him if hes depressed he says no, but we live in luxury saying "oh i have depression""oh i have enxiety"

[@joeythenomad]

Super intense stuff, insane to think about whole lives just under the strip.

[@drewbinsky]

Wild stuff man

[@davidakins9361]

So sad…having dealt with addiction and trauma I understand the mindset that pushes people down this road! Kudos for bringing awareness to the problem!

[@alinalinalinalina]

This is absolutely one of the most important videos you’ve ever made. As a society, we need to help and take care of others, especially those most vulnerable.

[@GM-gm1mj]

El Valor que tienen estas personas que consiguieron salir de los túneles y ahora ayudan a los que continuan en ellos , me ha dejado sin palabras , son heroes . Personas que han escapado del Hades y vuelven a recuperar almas de el . mis bendiciones con vosotros . Podria habernos tocado a cualquiera de nosotros .

[@jonathanswink2682]

Addiction and homeless makes people feel uncomfortable. Its why its swept under the rug. Its a dark and sad part our society. I am 14 years clean but still stay in a program and I see the pain on peoples faces that are trying to get sober. Takes a real leap of faith to let yourself be vulnerable and recieve help. Great video shining a light on the darkness

[@suad01]

I think people recognise that adults are largely responsible for their decisions, and consequently respect individual agency.

[@jessicam5712]

​@@suad01 Adults are responsible for their own decisions, but the decisions that people make under the influence of drugs aren't made in the same way that you make decisions because drugs change the way your brain functions of course this isn't an excuse for dangerous or criminal behavior. We understand that mental illnesses alter our ability to make rational decisions but we don't seem to recognize that addiction does too. That shift in decision-making is what separates an addict from a drug user. Addiction starts in the midbrain, it turns off the neurons that make up our pleasure and euphoria circuit and it floods the brain with dopamine, in the nucleus accumbens that dopamine triggers a wave of pure happiness, next it reaches the amygdala where it deactivates your fear center, wiping away any feelings of stress or anxiety. In response to this the brain creates less of its own dopamine so that when you're not using, you're depressed and the things that would normally bring you pleasure leave you feeling empty. When you try to stop using your brain turns on you. You feel sicker than you ever have, worse than the flu, worse than food poisoning, your eyes and nose water, your skin crawls as you vacillate between too hot and too cold, you vomit and have diarrhea, your head hurts and it aches deep in your joints, you can't get comfortable and you can't sleep and time goes by so slowly, and just as bad as any of that is what is happening in your brain. You feel emotionally empty and overwhelmed by depression and an anxiety that is emotional and physical. Your brain is searching your pathways for dopamine and there is none, it can't make it and you don't have any way to get it. The oldest, most reptilian part of our brain that controls fight or flight takes over, it bypasses the frontal lobe that is responsible for our moral and logic systems, and it's going to get dopamine one way or another and it's desperate. Now you're doing things you would normally never do, now you're discarding your own personal ethics, and you feel it happening and it scares you. Addiction has taken over and the person you were and wanted to be is receding and you want to hang on it, you try to hang on to it. I fought the urge to do terrible things and I'm glad that I did but it wasn't easy. I was young and no one knew what the opioid epidemic was, when my Dr prescribed me pills I didn't ask any questions. I've been sober for 10 years, making that decision was easy but following through wasn't.

[@opera93]

Same here……12 Step life.

[@jonathanswink2682]

@suad01 that's cute...life is just so black and white like that. All you gotta do is be successful and don't do drugs. Just like people that get Cancer...so stupid just don't get cancer am a right? 🤦

[@mattrobbins1237]

​@@suad01obviously there comment struck a cord with you..... I wonder why? Hmm

[@dianaperry3674]

❤God bless you all for helping.❤

[@ItsGage]

Definitely a topic that NEEDS to be covered 🙏

[@daylehudson6810]

At least its cool down there

[@suzannew.6001]

I pray these people will get the help they need.

[@juliemcmurtrie2713]

The gentleman you spoke with who got his eye shot... His story made me cry 😭

[@TW-mc9wk]

This is the most moving video I’ve seen for a long time. I guess most large cities have this type of population. What a shame the mega rich dudes making cars and rocket ships and those who are on ego trips trying to run the world from their financial institutions, can’t or won’t invest in trying to help these sorts of social misfits . Congratulations Shine a light, you guys are the best 😊

[@UCkI6pPBQ1IaNlicrwsnR5_w]

"Our offer never goes away". That is some seriously good humaning right there.

[@phylis3917]

💕

[@breakit46]

It lifts the spirit knowing there’s people out there trying to turn the suffering around. You are right, good humaning. Respect

[@kahlei98]

Almost started crying when he said it

[@CPTcripp]

@@kahlei98 LOL

[@annapaulineogrady9184]

Clean since 2019 Jesus helped me

[@ivanvillamil2764]

I’ve been in Las Vegas and I never heard of the people living in the tunnels underground. This has been a very good documentary about homeless that aren’t on the streets but in tunnels. I’m glad the man that lived there is helping them out to be free of drugs and alcohol and resources for them to get detox and improve their lives. Is sad I was riding in a limousine and underneath people living in those conditions and not all are addicts but they have a mental illness too or had a life changing event by loosing his children.

[@joellentrader9494]

Wow I had cold chills when Drew came out of last tunnel with wet feet and said what am I complaining about those people have literally nothing. So sad

[@swaroop2193]

Thank you for showing us this life

[@champstar9669]

I was homeless in Vegas. Also in the midwest for 5.5yrs straight. Never done drugs. Worked 2 jobs during much of that time. Now have 4 houses, all paid off. 2 vehicles, paid off. Tough times don't last -- tough people *DO*.

[@liliatorres5038]

Congratulations ❤

[@marrionwatima797]

Wow❤

[@emiliejose9877]

Bravo

[@bananabum5]

Yassss queen xxx🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@kellypatino1548]

Really impressive!! Hard working.

[@neveralone7]

Every human being should have decent, food, clothing and shelter regardless of their circumstances.

[@Mdjagg]

Not in America. #1

[@xandercrews4729]

@@neveralone7 they could have that, if they gave up drugs and sought out help for addiction. The hard reality is most would rather have drugs

[@ss-th9pf]

@@xandercrews4729well if the wealthy pay them decent wages and not pricing them out of housing or extorting rent from them. Housing has become a commodity nowadays. Thank god my parents are wealthy or I would have suffered like them and angered by your dumb comments

[@MrBojangles-er4hd]

@@ss-th9pfnah man, they are not homeless due to lack of housing. They are homeless because they would rather spend every minute trying to use / buy drugs, and they spend every dollar on drugs. I was homeless in Dallas for 6 years, EVERY single person was homeless due to alcohol or drugs. The lack of housing B.S is just an excuse. These people don’t want help, they want drugs!

[@xandercrews4729]

@@ss-th9pf it’s always someone else’s fault, no accountability for the individual who chose to start using hard drugs. These people would rip the copper pipes out any home/apt they live in. They don’t care about anything except drugs.

[@davidreguera2619]

I live in my car , for the past 7 years in Redwood City, CA. My heart goes out and my prayers to the Marginalized that live in the tunnels under las vegas. Shalom Shalom

[@Claire-f1k7h]

You ARE IN MY PRAYERS 🙏 SO DON'T FEEL ALONE

[@jessicacavin5238]

Damn. Redwood city is where I'm from and the soul has been gentrified out by techy corporations. Wish you luck.

[@Arbadella-jv7rh]

We give billions to overseas countries, why are we not helping people. Where is the humanity in this.

[@tipical7349]

totaly agree with you.. All country all helping others but can´t help theyr own ppl. I hate this so mutch

[@rmvl2000]

Hahaha. Naive americans…….. do you really think America “helps” Ukraine?

[@jenniferf1518]

🤯 Once again Drew, my mind is blown. I would never have imagined that there was a whole community of people living beneath Las Vegas. For all those suffering down there, 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@samtron5000]

There’s hundreds maybe thousands of videos about it on KZbin made prior to this

[@lesliefrench2227]

@@samtron5000I didn’t know about the tunnel either. Watching to see if I can find my brother

[@BornAgainFarmGirl]

My son was nearly destroyed by divorce 😢, 2 (edit it was 1 year on the trail March to September) Appalachian Trail and 1 year struggling . Thanking Jesus, he is back on his feet ❤️‍🩹😊🕊️!!!

[@andrewwordsworth8974]

God bless you ma'm and God bless your son.

[@laraoneal7284]

Happy to hear he’s back on his feet. God bless u and ur whole family. Prayers up for u 🙏🙏

[@canufi6my]

His choice, glad he made the decision.

[@maygrantz4426]

God bless his heart..

[@AdeelKhan-uu2pv]

All glory honor and praises to Jesus. AMEN!. May he continue to bless you and you're family abundently more. amen

[@brendanruhl8284]

Listening to this guy was super impressive. To be down there for as long as he was and to come out dead set to help people in the situation he was in speaks volumes. Well spoken too.

[@justmyopinion9883]

I admire the people who work for the Shine A Light organization. They are magnificent people. ❤

[@shaneencalade4988]

Las Vegas should be doing more for its citizens/homeless.

[@jotheakston2405]

America should be doing more to help them.

[@Hayley91]

*America should be doing more for it's homeless. As somone from the UK America looks like a 3rd world country in alot of places

[@shaneencalade4988]

@@Hayley91 We are too busy sending all of our money to Ukraine and letting our border open for more people to come in…. The illegals get taken care of while or homeless get nothing.

[@cloggietony]

On top of these poor people is the money but nothing for the ones underground 😮😮😮😮😮

[@wizloon9052]

@@Hayley91 - It exists in the U.K. also. Do a Google image search, "Homeless UK"

[@brendagayelandgriner9040]

My good friend who was a professional dancer in Las Vegas and around the world died in those tunnels a few years back. Very tragic and sad.

[@ErichFetterolf]

Really sorry about your friend. 😞 🙏🏾❤️

[@johnnyrascal6109]

I feel for the guy who lost his kids.. very sad. I can understand how that would push you off into the deep end. Stay strong brother 💪

[@rosiew1952]

I know what you mean , to lose a child is devastating , let alone 2 and have them killed through no fault of their own. I would go off my head . bless him and hope he is doing ok

[@dorindanothnagel7636]

I would be devastated if anything ever happened to one of my children, the gentleman from Shine a Light had a few minutes earlier in the interview said that this man makes up stories to garner sympathy from people so was he actually being truthful? This is why it is so important to give to reputable organizations instead of to the people themselves.

[@KasieMusic]

His children wouldn't want him to be in this place...!

[@sketch6995]

When I hit rock bottom in Vegas these people were the 1st to offer me help.

[@zerocal76]

Glad to hear you had some help and also glad you moved away from that 👍

[@nicsmada]

😢 I WONDER HOW MANY MISSED THE MAIN THING THE BLONDE GUY ASKED FOR IN THE VERY BEGINNING... PRAYER. PLEASE... PRAY FOR ALL OF THEM, BUT IT REALLY MEANS SOMETHING WHEN PEOPLE ASK FOR IT, NO MATTER HOW WE FEEL OR THINK ABOUT THEM. GOD IS LISTENING. IT COST YOU NOTHING BUT A FEW MINUTES OF TIME & A SINCERE HEART.

[@cloggietony]

Prayer is not enough, action is what’s needed urgently. Where is the goverment?

[@nicsmada]

@@cloggietony WHICH... CAN BEGIN WITH PRAYER. THIS IS NOT A DEBATE. FAITH WITHOUT WORKS IS DEAD, APPLIES HERE AS WELL. I SINCERELY ( KNOW ) MAN AKA THE GOVERNMENT, HAS HAD MORE THAN ENOUGH CENTURIES TO GET IT DONE ON THIER OWN, WE WILL ALWAYS FAIL EACH OTHER. GOD... NEVER WILL. IT IS UP TO THE INDIVIDUAL. THERE WILL NEVER BE PEACE ON EARTH, AS LONG AS ONE HEART OF EVIL REMAINS. THAT IS ON MAN. SHOULD WE CONDEMN GOD TO JUSTIFY MAN'S WAYS?

[@mariroosen3272]

@@cloggietony🙏🏼🙏🏼💕💕🇺🇸💯right my friend,!

[@marsiasc2280]

What for if they care more about the drugs than themselves. ​@@cloggietony

[@jackie5522]

More importantly they need to pray for themselves. God helps those who helps themselves. They need their head’s straightened out. Only they can do that

[@monicacollins8289]

Rob at Shine a Light humbled me. He doesn't judge, goes where most would avoid, is respectful and real. Excellent video, Drew and Crew. Really went above and beyond for this one.

[@phylis3917]

💕

[@patriciasoebagio1035]

Should have worn boots though, & maybe handed out flashlights & drinking water etc to those underground

[@BornAgainFarmGirl]

Pray for them to have strength against this disease of addiction 😢.

[@realpatriot5896]

That's right because only God can help anyone get out of situations like that. We need him for strength, wisdom and guidance!

[@SagalDuran]

​@realpatriot5896 Ameen 🤲🏼 But remember you have to pray to the right God. That Almighty Lord is not jesus but Allah The Eternal Lord. All Powerful & Omnipotent ❤

[@realpatriot5896]

@@SagalDuran Did Say anything about Jesus? No I did not. I only pray to God.

[@Sweethzel]

God is Alive and One God have here in this world who created all the things and human ! King Of Kings Lord of Lord Alpha and Omega Thiers no other God But Him

[@maileele28]

Exactly 💯

[@jenstube555]

Lord Jesus help. I wish the city would pay them to clean that area up. This is hard to digest. God bless all living things , these people are NOT forgotten .

[@nbrown5907]

How depressing, I would think a month in jail would be a nice break. That is a sad statement.

[@lilliandozier9604]

That is why police choose not to arrest them.😅

[@WilliamFoster-cd1xl]

Keep Jesus's faith call upon him

[@kiki29073]

A month in jail is no break. It's more brutal than on the streets or tunnels. Food is unpalatable. Forget free healthcare. It never happens.

[@newgabe09]

@@WilliamFoster-cd1xl what an astonishingly irrelevant comment.

[@FrankMe-b3j]

@@lilliandozier9604 They don't arrest them because they can't get money off them... They'll arrest me and you in a heart beat for BS

[@pennydreadful5285]

Shine a Light Foundation is doing good work there in Las Vegas. Im glad you posted a link so we can donate to their cause.

[@EvadingThisReality]

Take it from someone who knows, if he says he’s not suicidal without you even asking, he probably is. 😢

[@dannywalker6279]

Absolutely

[@bella_oio]

Everyone have their own story. I feels like these people are in pain. I hope things get better for them. Please be kind ❤❤❤❤

[@mrbeachbumphoto]

This breaks my heart. If I was wealthy, I'd help every single one of these poor people.

[@sashasandra3726]

Then you wouldn’t be wealthy any longer. Wealthy stay that way but exploiting others and not caring enough to watch videos like this one

[@helloneighbor11]

There is not enough money in the world

[@hcyex]

5:26

[@shelloo9]

Has a British person I have travelled the world and seen homelessness everywhere even in my own country, but when I visited America I wasn’t expecting to see the amount of people who were homeless as I did, and questioned myself why the government is doing nothing about it for such a great country and people wanting to live the American dream, I hope all of these people find their way, including wherever they live in the world.. god bless America and god bless the rest of the world ❤

[@handmeadozenbeers8655]

The government can only do so much, there is a street called A street, it's on the cross street with Washington avenue. They provide daily jobs there but a lot of homeless would prefer to just panhandle because it's easier money. My brother used to work for the post office on Las Vegas boulevard and lake Mead, there is a little door on the side of the post office called general delivery. Every 10 minutes homeless people would ask if their check came in the mail, most times it would be the same people. They just keep checking if their check have arrived so that they can buy drugs. Lots of provisions here for the homeless but unfortunately you can't help those who won't help themselves

[@GrumpyWolfTech]

You can't help someone who doesn't want it. I live in Portland, one of the worst cities in the US for homelessness due to the law that decimalized hard drug use. It destroyed the city, people don't want a home, a job, anything, they just want their next fix. They are addicted to drugs and until they are willing to change then the problem will never be fixed.

[@ultraparanioa]

it’s because the government in America doesn’t actually care about any of its citizens, especially homeless people. they only care about the ones that fill their pockets the most. america is not a great country at all, to be honest.

[@Mdjagg]

Because it's not a great country. Our "greatness" is one of the greatest illusions ever pulled off. This country is the anthropomorphization of "greatness" while being a serfdom in disguise. The poor get poorer while the rich get richer. Thats why we're all being replaced by immigrants, so they can extract as much labor as possible for the least amount as possible. The servants are being rode harder and harder every day.

[@Northwest425]

I'm homeless in Washington state some homeless ppl don't want help but not all of us, here the shelters are full

[@aaliyahImpersonator]

This isn’t just a KZbin channel content creator, he is a wake up call messenger for change in America 😢❤- Thank you .

[@ColleenC-n5v]

Drew, you’re truly doing Gods work to share and expose this side of humanity. I’ll pray for you and for these broken souls who belong to all of us. Thank you.💜🌻💜🌻💜

[@markbeal8762]

Helping these people takes so much effort, people should be applauded.

[@suebuschmann7057]

Can’t help someone else if they don’t want help and try too

[@apujjdhfauhuithaoj1343]

They don't help they actually make it worse. But why let the truth get in the way of making a bunch of white, liberals feel better about themselves.

[@Mede-f7q]

​@@suebuschmann7057we can try yes but if he don't want ...

[@loribaker8339]

I have a cousin that was homeless in Vegas for many years. He had 2 daughters, a mom and 2 sisters that loved him so much. They tried for years to get him to move back to Arizona with any of them, but he preferred to live homeless in Vegas. He was an amazing home builder and had lots of cousins that would have gladly helped him get clean and give him work. Whatever he wanted to do. He was so handsome. Could have been a model in GQ. He died alone in Vegas like this because of drugs and left his family brokenhearted.

[@lesliefrench2227]

I’m so sorry for your loss. My brother is homeless in Vegas so I’m looking for him on this video

[@esthersowell8941]

👍👍🙏🏽🌹​@@lesliefrench2227

[@janettinkler2204]

This is soooo incredibly sad 😢 thank god for shine a light 🙏 the worlds a better place for people like you in it, thank you for spreading your kindness 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@joannanoel4757]

I couldn't last a day living like this...the strength to just keep going despite the adversity, is humbling.....

[@otimdaniel3700]

Am from Uganda 🇺🇬, and I have never ever seen this other side of America

[@christyguerrero6503]

There is so much more just like these people all across the United States. There is very little help for them outside of faith based charities. The government does nothing for them.

[@emjaydark2811]

@@christyguerrero6503It's not the job of the government.

[@Jeffery-pu3kr]

🐕💚🍕 I am certain that you find the American negro an anomaly amongst humanity 🤠 I would like to know you and be your friend 👍

[@izayaizaya8305]

It's the job of the government to control the prohibited drugs!

[@brendamclain3567]

This is orchestrated by the government. 😡

[@lukedaly3544]

Well done guys that was heartbreaking to see so many people in destitution thank god theres people like shine a light to guide them out of the darkness

[@sammisparrow]

Shine a Light...Angels right there..🙏🏻

[@HaltDieKlappa]

Ive seen maybe 4 or 5 of your videos over about the same amount of years, always liked them but never thought to subscribe for whatever reason. I just subscribed, you are a great journalist. As someone who spent most of their life hustling and around people and places most people wouldnt want to be around, and the latter 8 years of that as a full on dope fiend, I can confidently say you couldn't pay me to step into a place like that unarmed, but you did. I have a lot of respect for you doing so. You are doing real journalism, real education, highlighting the real issues in America as opposed to whatever bs the news is spewing. You definitely deserve the following you have acquired over the years.

[@Babygirl_17]

That part when the guy said “working for 16,18 hours a day just to pay for a place you’re not really using” SOO TRUE 😭 Rent,food going up but still get paid the same… what a shame

[@DawnieRotten]

This is why more and more people are living 'Van/Camper/RV Life'. I think that MORE people should consider this, BEFORE 'being homeless'. Meaning.....if rent/mortgage is becoming more and more of a struggle, start planning and saving to buy a 'van' or RV to live in. There are tons of 'Van Life' vids on YT. One of my favs is Foresty Forest, from up in Canada. Example: If I was in a house, with a mortgage and the payments were getting harder to make......and eventually I would NOT be able to make the payments.....I would stop paying the mortgage, SAVE that $$ (to buy an RV), start selling off my household furnishing.......and when I'd have enough to buy that RV....walk away from my house. One does NOT wait til 'last minute', when they foreclose on ones house, and kick you out; there ARE options!!

[@PascalSchoenhardt]

Don't walk away from the house, sell it.

[@Barbara-n5f]

​@@DawnieRottensell the house too. Don't wait for them to foreclose

[@mol_old]

Homeless people are humans too!

[@GrumpyWolfTech]

say that after they assault you or try to break into your house.

[@Carolyn-r2w]

Absolutely!

[@creatura_orbis_centuria]

​@@GrumpyWolfTechgeneralised mind

[@jamesofficial6829]

@@GrumpyWolfTech Not everyone is like that. I'm homeless and I don't go around hurting people.

[@lunaazul1569]

@@jamesofficial6829 But the truth is that many of you do. No one has said that it is 100% all of you.

[@elbawarner4677]

So sad to see these people in such a depressing situation and lost 😞. So sad to be so in a situation where there’s nothing to look forward to. Never knew there were so many tunnels there in Vegas. Will pray for them to find the light in their tunnel.

[@scottroberts3861]

Thank you for sharing 🙏

[@crazykittenvideos855]

That guy with one eye is a smart guy, given the chance he could hold down a job and get himself back on track. It is getting the chance to get clean and make a new start that must be so hard. My heart goes out to these people

[@estellephillips68]

Exactly my thoughts!!

[@iainlee4274]

He'll be getting more in government benefits than he would get by working in a job.

[@charlesgale4257]

@@iainlee4274 quit making up stuff

[@HumboldtFreelance]

This is phenomenal footage, invaluable interviews

[@paulinasalih1247]

As a psych nurse working with addiction patients my heart goes out to these people...

[@Spacepluscaptive]

Bless the both of you

[@JessicaRodriguez-zy5gz]

It doesn’t matter who you are… it’s sad

[@abadirzulu5249]

​@@Spacepluscaptive Amen 🙏

[@TheSilmarillian]

Same here Australia I hear you.

[@blondie6549]

Thank you‼️💯 🫡 🙏❤️🙏

[@Shortsofall_time]

That guy who thinks he’s a vampire is really gone I hope he finds himself

[@Agent00KK]

🙏

[@joannbyrd6324]

Been homeless off and on since i was a teenager. I always got a job and come out of homelessness. Having good roommates is helpful for overcoming homelessness. Finding a good church helps as well. Cleaning up after yourself when you're homeless is crucial to staying healthy, clean and sober.

[@JenniferNewLife144]

I'm happy you know who God is, God bless you

[@raymondlianto9882]

Feel pity for those people. They had to live in such a dark and filthy place. Support for " Shine a Light" foundation.

[@ericmcloughlin5984]

I honestly learned so much from this video. I didn’t even know there was an extensive tunnel network under Las Vegas. It is so eye opening and so sad to see.

[@49carol]

So sad how bad the epidemic of drug abuse is. Praying these people see the need and have the courage to get out of this addiction.

[@dalida734]

This is so sad, I never knew this existed, Vegas was always a fun place for me, now i see he other face of it, thanks for sharing

[@michellemarcial]

A

[@evekov1233]

It's disgusting the government does nothing about this problem.

[@hollisconant2566]

and just what do you want the govt to do it is not the govt job to take care of you that would be socailsem

[@phillipanderson7398]

@@hollisconant2566 No, that would be a caring government.

[@asullivan4047]

Are you under the influence of mind altering drugs-???🤔. The diabolical destructive government caused this catastrophe-!!!😳.

[@curvyblue2843]

Government is the problem.

[@tigiste5465]

@@hollisconant2566 even Socialism has better qualities than this greedy Individualistic culture makes the rich richer how much money is sent to foreign countries for political reasons while millions of Americans live pay check to paycheck can't afford medical bills

[@queenslander7756]

America has become like every dystopian futuristic movie I’ve ever seen. I expect to see Soylent Green to be available soon on the shelves!

[@Bun_the_bumble]

I feel for these people, my dad was homeless for a while and have been stabbed his teeth knocked out with a baseball bat but he only had a tent in winter 😞but thank god he just got into a place ❤️