What it’s like living inside a pallet home

Pallet home living: People have been living at the temporary shelters, called pallet homes, in Greensboro for a couple of weeks now.
They give the homeless a place to stay during the cold winter months.
Tuesday, we met one of the residents from Pomona Park. It's a temporary fix, but it's got some people feeling better about their future.
Joseph Quick is one of the first ones to stay in these pallet homes.
"I've been in and out of the homeless situation for about five years now, I've been you know in a couple of shelters like that but they're all filled up," said Quick.
He said it's been a tough few years.
"I am not doing as good as I have done in life or better or whatever, but I'm doing okay, I'm living," he said.
He said these temporary pallet homes feel like home.
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[@wilsondassumpcao2089]

"It's something until you can do better",nice attitude of this nice man,kudos!

[@shirlenedavis4020]

@DoStuff1958You must have never been on section 8? The waiting lists are long and homes or apartments are short supply that are up to standard. Those goes apartment or houses that are up to standards first go to emergency case where children kids are involved first and individual medical conditions second. His best chance is to apply senior citizens assistants housing that also through section 8 but with longer waiting lists (deeper discount rates for older renters). That if he can afford it most we tell you it toss up: medication, rent, utilities, necessities, or foods. Yes in that order because if can’t pay utilities you out and if can’t buy necessities to keep it clean you out the program.

[@thereseburns3309]

Easy build they are safe and take people off street

[@parler8698]

Very good attitude.

[@J.G.Wentworth69420]

Commit a crime and go to prison... 5 hot meals a day and a warm place to sleep with other like minded individuals.

[@McRedneck]

dud has more pairs of shoes than me

[@cjc6269]

This is way better then being on the streets expose to the many dangers

[@mostiff]

And so much better than sleeping on a cot with a bunch of others all around. I love this.

[@charlesbland1073]

Indeed.

[@lucasw2880]

This is a great idea. And to think we have sent $75 Billion dollars to Ukraine. But we don't have any money to do stuff like this all over the U.S.? How much do these cost?

[@user-bs6kh7qm3x]

The sad thing about all you people in the comment section. Wouldn't give this man a f****** sandwich or the time of f****** day. You get on here and social media and say this s*** to make yourself feel better about yourself.

[@tylerhornbrook8413]

well if each unit is around 2k just guessing in cost divided by 75 billion we could have constructed 37 million of these shelters across the us@@lucasw2880

[@robertherridge7758]

These need to be worldwide, I’ve been homeless, I was living in a tent under a bridge for 4 years before someone was kind enough to help me get a job and a temporary place to stay until I could afford my own place, I invite that man and his family over every holiday and can’t stop thanking them for what they did to help me, I would do for anyone what they did to me ❤

[@SuperDarkrock]

They are "worldwide" and in many non western countries are treated with unregulated chemicals.

[@Camouflage3680]

Wow

[@snuggleme2920]

Angels walk amongst us.❤

[@user-ow2yr4nu4z]

I was homeless for over 12 yrs and these small homes are a god send for these people, it also cuts down on diseases and bed bugs being spread in shelters.

[@Robbie-mw5uu]

Yes these pallet homes actually have bedbug proof mattresses! They are like hospital beds. Very sterile and clean! They all have inverter air conditioners with heat pumps! All handicap accessible too!

[@zyz2x595]

he is so appreciative, god bless that man.

[@nadiar.7788]

God.

[@blueskysailing]

Yes, I'm very happy for this man. God bless him!

[@horizonblack]

@@nadiar.7788 That's the most "holier than thou" comment I have ever read. Kudos!

[@kerryknaack9194]

Get a ukn job you dead beat😂

[@saltysailor141]

@@horizonblacknope….thats called being respectful

[@PlantLover111]

I hope this idea spreads across the country!!! 💜

[@GlendaleAcres910]

I agree

[@samudramanthan8645]

Fear not, my dear! Most people will be living this way quite soon (if they're so "fortunate"). You have no idea of the wonders ahead (and not knowing is probably a good thing)! @@GlendaleAcres910

[@samudramanthan8645]

Fear not, my dear! Most people will be living this way quite soon (if they're so "fortunate"). You have no idea of the wonders ahead (and not knowing is probably a good thing)! @@GlendaleAcres910

[@E3ECO]

They're doing something similar with these tiny-house communities that are popping up. Same idea, just perhaps more permanent.

[@MeMeDaVinci]

There are several states/cities that have similar versions. It depends on how receptive locals are to the situation.

[@Deeplycloseted435]

Used to work at a big city ER, and when its really cold, half the people coming in are homeless people at death’s door with pneumonia and dehydration. Most of them are mentally ill and just don’t have family that can deal with it anymore. The rest are people who can’t stop the drugs, or genuinely couldn’t catch a break and have no family to fall back on.

[@brucegrunwald20]

Yerp

[@angharadswansea9343]

I can see how people would feel safe in their own house, not a tent. Look how tidily he had his shoes all lined up. He’s respecting his home.

[@Nomadcreations]

Yes He Values It, not like too many of the rich entitlists out there

[@patriciaevans5906]

Absolutely….he seems happy…it’s his place and he’s not out in the elements.

[@Jamesssssssssssssss]

Giving them keys, and making them look like homes is super important.

[@antonfarr781]

It probably gives them a great feeling of Worth!

[@DodoJacket]

Don't want people jacking your stuff.

[@lostinthedesert-hp4bw]

“Giving” them anything is WRONG!! They should have to work for it like everyone else. Go pickup garbage for three hours, for starters.

[@Typical.Anomaly]

@@lostinthedesert-hp4bw I bet you love tRump and Jesus. I think Jesus is fake, but whatever: I'm more Christlike than you.

[@lostinthedesert-hp4bw]

@@Typical.Anomaly I’ll bet you love Mohammad Mokhber and Ismail Haniyeh. I think Muhammad is fake, but whatever. I’m more Civilized than you.

[@tomt9543]

As I sit here in my safe, comfortable home watching this, I think what a huge moment it must be for someone who’s been living under a bridge, in a tent, or worse, to be able to step into one of these! Having a roof over our their heads, heat, a locked door and a place to warmly and safely get a good nights sleep must be an experience of unspeakable joy! Kudos to those behind this! God is smiling on you and the souls you’ve helped!

[@JaneDoe-np4gh]

Right. Many people lock their doors and are clueless about the rest.... We all need to do more, specifically the priorities of our tax dollars....

[@imnitguy]

@@JaneDoe-np4gh sending less to Ukraine and fighting everyone else's wars would go a long way. Vote Mr Magoo out of office next time, mmmmkay?

[@bradnixon6220]

@@imnitguy🤡

[@panaderofilms]

Homelessness is a lifestyle choice! Trump 2020!

[@IsabellaLucia56]

❤❤❤❤

[@brownpsy496]

Thank you Joseph for showing us your "man cave". I like that you are grateful for the help, you don't knock it, as you put it. We need to thank God always, even for the little things. I think your place looks darn cool to me. You are also sending the public a message that even though you mess up, you are still Blessed by God.😇

[@anthonypetercoleman339]

This. Is. AWESOME. This needs to be spread across the country.

[@cosmiccatzen]

They are doing this in Denver now, too. As a society, we can afford to put people in sheds to keep them freezing. Also, mental health gets worse without sleep. Allowing people to lock a door , feel safe & fall sleep will help those with mental health issues. Also, my apt is getting hotter too, I think we will all need to have a/c soon. Look at the extra confidence that guy has knowing he can leave & come back & he will have a place to sleep.🥰

[@daisydukes8252]

Pathetic.

[@sofresh5345]

@@daisydukes8252seed of satan

[@drea4360]

⁠@@daisydukes8252yes you are

[@Ashtarot77]

@@daisydukes8252 Why did you feel the need to comment if you weren't going to contribute anything positive?

[@toddradfordjr.3669]

​@@Ashtarot77 Exactly, unfortunately there is ALWAYS going to be someone at a keyboard, or the keypad of a smart phone, that isn't capable of showing an type of compassion, they knew better but typed their ugliness anyway, again because they're at a keypad = COWARDICE! Take care, & God Bless🙏🏻.

[@nikiTricoteuse]

You can see how much he appreciates this, not only by what he says but by how nicely and neatly everything is arranged. I hope this will be a step up for this man and many others.

[@FiveDORRA]

WHY don't you invite him to your house? He can smoke rocks and steal your stuff,it would be so wholesome

[@williamessex3518]

He's a very humble, decent man.

[@nikiTricoteuse]

@@FiveDORRA Your comment seems to have vanished. l'll rewrite it for you so, l can answer or, did you sober up and delete it yourself? Oops. "WHY don't you invite him to your house? He can smoke rocks and steal stuff,it would be so wholesome." I even left in the spacing error you made. Anyway, what a sad, mean spirited, spiteful person you are. I hope you never find yourself in the same situation - you'd clearly be shocked to discover that the vast majority of people are only a couple of paychecks and/or a personal disaster away from homelessness themselves. And that's without factoring in drugs or mental health issues. BTW. I live in Aotearoa New Zealand so, probably a bit far for him to travel.

[@moseskongi4746]

@@williamessex3518 *"Decent"? lmao this old crusty hoodpunk screams criminal record a mile long. He looks like he can work, but the background checks preclude employment*

[@frankesposito2182]

He is more Grateful than MOST people on the Planet !!! God bless his Soul !!!

[@davidholden3831]

That guy was awesome. Even if you don't have a lot, always appreciate what you have.

[@gregoriancatmonk6904]

Psychologically speaking just having a place you can call yours, put your stuff safely in and use as a base of operations can really help someone turn things around. I hope they give these people a mail box too. Having a physical address to put on paperwork and applications can help tremendously. Whether it's a job application or for assistance programs.

[@ahill4642]

good point about mail

[@lucasw2880]

It gives them a taste of living on their own again that makes them want to work towards getting their own place

[@trwent]

Exactly. I am all for this as long as it is not viewed as permanent housing but rather a transitional step toward getting a quality job and a permanent home.

[@lucasw2880]

@@trwent Maybe what they could do is after 6 months or so, start charging a tiny bit of rent ($50/month to start) and every month it goes up $10/month.

[@jacobmeleciox8707]

See you have the right idea

[@Jenda-ld8dj]

This is something that should have been started many years ago-however, nonetheless I am glad to see this! These shelters should also be placed in the same neighborhoods as the politicians'.

[@eddie054]

The politicians might have a better understanding of the real world then.

[@Bitterstone3849]

​@@eddie054they understand perfectly and don't give a sht about the real world. Only THEIR little world matters. C' mon MAN. 😂

[@Icebearded]

the government is too busy funding wars and genocide

[@cynthianaylor9514]

Why does everything have to be political nowadays. I think these house a great but if you approach people in let's say your neighborhood and suggest 5 of these put on a vacant lot see how fast they are down to city hall to protest.

[@KittenBowl1]

@@cynthianaylor9514because politicians are the greedy people and the reason we are in this mess.

[@deblopez2571]

this is a fantastic idea and should be considered in all cities. what a kind soul this man has and is so grateful for shelter from the cold, everyone should have that! this makes me feel hopeful for humanity! build up these little communities everywhere! it doesn't take much to make someone happy! Just Do It!

[@bookmarker7471]

He so grateful. I'm so happy for him. May more blessings come his way

[@valaquenta220]

This is why it's worth doing it : there are TONS of people out there who are grateful for that.

[@salzburg18]

What a warm, positive man. "I'm doing ok, I'm living".

[@KenKaniff-dw4jw]

Bro hes high.

[@elsplace896]

He's very colorful in his language.

[@aslmad1]

He got his “crib hooked up”, his “man cave”

[@lostinthedesert-hp4bw]

I’ll bet he’s real “positive” as he’s stealing all your stuff.

[@lweber1956]

I hope this goes nationwide !!!! States - counties - cities ! Everywhere ! This is a blessing !

[@doylejodi7502]

It’s amazing how you are more capable than you know to see the good in every situation.

[@VenusSantaCruz]

Every human deserves a safe place to be ❤️

[@BlackMetal0189]

Not every...

[@lindasadler994]

Oh yes every....

[@BlackMetal0189]

@@lindasadler994 nah

[@joannrobinson6363]

These need to be in every state🙏🏽

[@freetobeme6013]

This man deserves help, he’s so grateful.

[@reneecollin8825]

👠 love tbis vid ! Some people live in mansions, and are so miserable & unhappy!! Yet this man is so proud & happy (with life) inspite of his current situation ! Bravo 👋👋 sir, for be so appreciative.

[@AuntieKim]

You can tell he has pride in his little home, and he’s grateful. Makes no sense how rich this country is and we’re having this problem.

[@NoName-pc7et]

@ AuntieKim Sometimes it is not all about the almighty $$...It is about people's HEART!

[@barbaratakiari858]

Nice to hear that the old guy is happy with his cribb. Nice to see, nice to hear the happiness in this mans voice.

[@marknickerson2788]

These are great for the homeless! I hope this can catch on across the country! Everyone needs a place to call home, no matter what it may be. Especially good news for our deserving veterans who served this great country of ours! God Bless them all!

[@user-kq1kh2ct9i]

This is great; it's far better than tents or cardboard boxes that the city comes along and trashes at will. Blessings to whomever provides them.

[@tanyarae3]

I've been homeless and I would have been very grateful to have one of those.

[@billiejoemerick7564]

😂😂💜 this man loves his little crib he is so blessed and he knows it🎉👊 there are people with a buttload of money that are not as happy as this gentleman☮️🤙

[@swaggod226]

Man it's people like him that makes the world go around. Humble guy truly blessed with what he got. 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

I’d happily live in one. I lived for three years in my little caravan- which was bit bigger I think, about 6’2” x 10’. I absolutely loved it and I hope to get back to living that way at some point.

[@mek0411]

I just found out about this happening in my hometown, I'm so proud! I often try to think of solutions similar to this for unhoused people and here goes my hometown making it happen!!

[@daisydukes8252]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Proud? This is SHAMEFUL and will mar the US!

[@mek0411]

@@daisydukes8252 that's unfortunate you think helping unhoused people is shameful. I think your opinion is what's truly shameful.

[@bobbyadkins6983]

​@@mek0411Daisy is just a heartless human being.

[@earnold1896]

​​@@daisydukes8252 . How can it be shameful when people with problems are on the street. It's brilliant. It will keep the streets safer and cleaner too if they keep up the good work everywhere.

[@earnold1896]

I hope they have skips/bins in these areas though and collect them weekly. Would help a lot.

[@tammyhoffenbacher3051]

Hes so happy its a greater start for our American homless.

[@FullSpectrumDoula]

I love this idea. I hope it spreads to other states.

[@leesbikelife2231]

Definitely good to see they're not in the cold.😊😊

[@erinnorwood6124]

Every state should do this!

[@Thestrappedgrunt]

Absolutely not !! I don’t want my tax dollars going to these vagrant camps, since he spends his money on rock, I should be worried about where he sleeps ! Gtfoh

[@nobleone89]

There’s enough resources and space to house every homeless person in the country. Whether it be in small homes like this or hotel style buildings with rooms of this size.

[@murderwitahashtag840]

IN AMERICA??? u bugged out

[@lawrencedavidson6195]

Every country should do this.

[@savetheworld252]

Rule #1 clean up after work..that was my only problem being homeless so Warm running water (shower) would really be a blessing.

[@10beachbum22]

In having worked with the homeless, this and clean clothes is a biggie. It makes it hard to hold down a job when personal hygiene and clean work clothes isn't possible. My area has a place to wash clothes and shower twice a week, but it is only available for 4 hours and then you're out of luck. What is even worse is they are during daytime job hours.

[@MR-DESHON-R]

Definitely a good idea. Not extremely costly. Doesn't require a huge amount of space. It's just enough to help someone get a chance to get back on their feet. That's all some people need is a place to be and from there they can get things together from there.

[@jonnytheshark]

Great idea! We have problems in Sweden and the social workers try to help but the shelters demands the residents to be sober to stay there. So, the most end up in the streets. I wish everyone can have a home to go to.

[@BlackMetal0189]

If someone is offered a free place to stay, but would rather do drugs, they don't deserve a home to go to...

[@jonnytheshark]

@@BlackMetal0189 You are right about that. The drugs is the most important for some people. Still there is a lot of social workers and volunteers who tries to help. Sweden has a bad reputation but the community is very caring and friendly. But some is hard to help

[@xMister.Misterx]

Having an attitude of gratitude like this man is PRICELESS!

[@successfulMillennial]

I love his sense of humor and positive mindset.... he's so appreciative

[@orion3706]

I worked at a prison for over 10 years, and tbh, that looks like a cell. But if he's happy there and he's not hurting anyone, more power to him. It's amazing just how much we have that we don't really need.

[@stephaniemccollum8019]

God bless these homeless people living in these pallet homes. A roof over their heads and walls around them and warmth. Need more of these to help more homeless people. Thumbs up! Please keep the videos coming!

[@PinHeadThePopeOfHell]

Wich God? Your Christian one? It's a valid question since humans have created over 10,000 of them. The Christian God committed Mass genocide and murdered everyone on the planet including every single baby and every pregnant women. Although all of us with brains know these are just bronze age fairy tales... For the believers to worship such a god is sickening. Get help.

[@prissilou]

I think this is a great idea, allowing people who want to improve their lot in life a chance to stay in a place that is in out of the weather. This guy seems appreciative, and the fact that he keeps his belongings neatly makes me think he is deserving of this help. I realize a lot of the homeless situation is associated with drugs, but a lot is not (one quarter of the nation's homeless are veterans) and these people need all the help they can get. I commend all cities that implement this initiative.

[@susanlbk]

So someone who is messy wouldn't be deserving of this home?

[@prissilou]

Well, actually, I think that factor might have something to do with it. These dwellings are about helping people who want to better their situation. Everything is relative, but someone who piled their temporary home with trash would not be signaling that they were ready to move onto the next level.@@susanlbk

[@Liefvikerson]

I wish they had these in kingman az. Cold out here 🥶🤧🥴

[@sookie4195]

@@susanlbk yes, that is correct. If you’re messy, no home.

[@sookie4195]

I worked for the veterans for many years. They can get nearly free housing, free cell phones, free cable, free food stamps, etc. You get the drift?

[@user-pz7og8ik1t]

That sweet man is the true blessing.

[@retrobebop61]

That’s wonderful! Makes you thankful for what you have.

[@jaynewton1386]

A big thank you to everyone involved. Every one should have a safe place to live.

[@dianalamotte780]

Truly wish these tiny houses become a stable part of all homeless people. Cheap and easy to make. Take up little space. And, most importantly, a safe, warm place for disinfranchished citizens to rest their heads and souls.❤

[@msmissy143]

God bless this man for being thankful. 🙏

[@TheRubberStudiosASMR]

This is a no brainer. These should be everywhere.

[@lostinthedesert-hp4bw]

Sure, they can set up in the alley behind your house. That way you can have a bunch of drunk, drug addict thieves roaming around stealing and breaking everything you own. Great idea!! 👍🏻😃

[@memebro3181]

Let's see how you react when these temp homes start to pop up around your house

[@ahill4642]

omg he’s adorable. His “man cave”. His “little shoes lined up”. He’s proud. He’s grateful. And I adore the man. Cozy and safe. Niiiiiiiice.

[@raybarton7725]

From Canada. We are slowly getting things together in this regard. Very slowly. Society needs to show more sympathy towards those in desperate situations. It's great to see these types of initiatives.

[@SerumFromThere]

Northern BC/Yukon are still horrid for the homeless in every sense, which is sad. -- Hopefully the country gets a bit better representation here soon. Sadly Northern BC suffers because the province is ran like everyone lives in dang Vancouver/Kelowna. When in fact, they do not.

[@user-or6yn8pm3c]

The down n out in Australia have nice houses. Most of them single moms. Government pays rent and gives them cash.

[@BlackishSayian]

“Getting things together” along with social credit scores and censorship 😢

[@thelostcosmonaut5555]

​@@SerumFromThere its horrid for everyone and always has been. Why would anyone whose homeless voluntarily stay in an environment that would kill them?

[@saltysailor141]

No it’s not great.,,,and we don’t need Canadian policies…. You all are screwed enough for two countries worth of troubles

[@blueskysailing]

These are great safety-shelter homes for those who have no place else to live. I would be thrilled to live in one. Excellent!!

[@nicoletaylor9334]

That is such a wonderful idea to help the people that need it. God bless those who started this and I hope this kindness spreads cross the country.

[@ReligiousReflections-pk2tz]

That man sounds grateful. Ans this project reflects a blessing for the less fortunate.

[@alonzowhite4826]

A true blessing

[@MiguelAngel-nz4vt]

GOOD! IT IS SOMETHING VERY APPRECIABLE, NOBLE AND HUMAN, GOD BLESS YOU!

[@timberwolfdtproductions3890]

Sounds like a great idea! Lots of homeless folks are regular people who’ve fallen on hard times. One of these homes would make it much easier for someone to keep a job get back on their feet.

[@speakthewordbiblestudy]

They need them everywhere, and put them closer together so they can build more.

[@ScottyPimpinATL]

Then lock them in to harvest their organs?

[@earnold1896]

Not too close in case anything catches fire but certainly quite a bit closer yeah.

[@sparklemotion86]

Maybe you missed the part where she said there's going to be more

[@jerrynadler2883]

@@sparklemotion86 more people, not more homes

[@yelhsa._.]

@@sparklemotion86 People... more people.

[@sandyaw3057]

I hope this catches on everywhere ..every city needs them. Shelters are getting so violent and too full, I saw a special once about a woman had to stay in one. If I were homeless I would be too afraid to stay in a shelter. These Pallet homes are a wonderful alternative.

[@NoName-pc7et]

I saw a shelter that a church offered for the homeless, years ago.Horrific! You can only sleep on chairs & not the ground because the church did not want homeless couples having sex.A shower stall flooded the entrance.No beauty in the place!Just one big dingy, ugly place.

[@BlackMetal0189]

If these become widespread, it will be just as violent. Same situation as a shelter, but entire neighborhoods of degenerates instead...

[@diamondmunrodaniels7955]

This is better than nothing and I think THEY should make more of them in diff states too.😊

[@JohnBergeron-er5sn]

That's very cool . God bless everyone who thought of this idea. This country needs more people like this

[@ReNinaMinter]

We need this in California. I’ve worked in Social Services with the homeless. Mental health services, job support, addiction support needs to be on site during the day. Wonderful idea! 🙏🏽

[@TheJarlath9]

i think its also a saver place for people to use drugs i kinda don't have a problem with people on drugs i have a problem with forcing them on the street to lower the rent and house prices and then all of a sudden. we have rules and push these people away to a difrent spot to lower the rent and get people to move out. thats one of the ways people use the addicts but don't help them remember guys most of the crack that got brought into america was done by america itself.

[@Silveradoroad]

You find the same houses in Banning, Ca

[@FekalistaGrzybowory-lz8lh]

I thought that America is a Promise Land... A paradise... 🥺🥺🥺

[@evan.norwalkcalifornia562]

Y…it a cold like other states….it’s for cold weather

[@nytwns13]

Los Angeles has rows of them at the West LA VA Medical Center for homeless veterans.

[@noid9798]

I’d definitely buy a community of those if I become a multi millionaire

[@jen_wren_x]

Me too.. it’s a brilliant idea 🎉🎉🎉

[@Hotchochero]

This is a good idea. Somewhere warm and sheltered to sleep is priceless.

[@johnoshea574]

It is wonderful to see these poor less fortunate People being provided with a place to Live, in from the freezing cold and wet weather and in the safety of their own Home. It truly breaks my heart to see People sleeping rough. All Nations should and must provide for the less fortunate.

[@Valeria00770]

Excellent idea and wonderfully positive attitude from this man.

[@noahbates1566]

This is a good idea, it gives a person a lot of hope. When you have nothing and no place to go it’s a start to bettering one’s own self. Hate to say this but you will always have those who will say that this is substandard . But like this man said it’s a blessing!

[@grumpychuck]

Sometimes the simplest solution can be the best. For those who look down upon homeless people, I pray that you are never homeless.

[@sdlock83]

People living here are so thankful!

[@Bigpunstacostand420]

Thanks for ever got it going I really appreciate you guys or who ever did this I salute

[@robertafierro5592]

Mr Quick is on his way! Good for him!

[@kartiersupremewhite330]

Thank God they have somewhere to Go!

[@briantcoleman122]

This is what I call hope for some that almost thought that it wouldn't be and that's just awesome !

[@stephanieyee9784]

Having not just a warm, dry, safe place to sleep but a door you can Lock has to be good for the mental health of unhoused people. To have a key to his own wee home is something I feel Mr Quick is proud of. I'm wondering if these tiny homes have a bathroom with a shower or do the residents have shared facilities a la camp grounds?

[@user-fu7yg3il7t]

As shown in this video, unfortunately not. There's just his bed and another one across from him.

[@Robbie-mw5uu]

These pallet houses CAN have a bathroom, but his evidently does not. His model of pallet house requires the communal bathroom pallet building which has lockable one-person bathrooms with showers, sinks, and toilets.

[@user-xl7kx7bi3l]

Hawaii needs these shelters desperately.

[@daredevil1956]

What a great idea for the homeless. At least it keeps their dignity and not feel unwanted. Kudos to whoever thought of this.

[@cjjones6452]

This should be a main focus in most of our cities. A lot of people could and would benefit from this

[@tamm3757]

Thats a nice large lot too….plenty of room..🙏🏻👍🏻

[@earnold1896]

So glad for this. I've commented recently the government should build thousands of tiny homes. Something to keep the rain off and keep people from being attacked is the way to go. Hopefully an address too. Just hope lots of spare land comes available. Old wrecked destroyed homes need demolishing to make room.

[@reggaerock]

What a positive and grateful man. I hope he bounces back

[@hexhex7220]

Everyone deserves a roof over their head, especially in winter. God Bless Greensboro for sheltering the less fortune

[@ceasewatercolorarts]

He's so proud of his man cave. I hope he's doing well.

[@HarrypAhsokaT1231]

We need to fund communities like this

[@billm2078]

What is stopping you?

[@fluoriteheals]

This is wonderful! Everyone deserves a warm dry place to stay. Especially in the winter!

[@dennysmith7862]

This is a fantastic idea... Must be so scarey to be homeless... What a wonderful project... Whoever devised/thought up/carried out this set-up, just kudos to you all... LOVE NEVER FAILS...

[@maddyg1820]

This makes me so happy. I hope they’re still doing this program.

[@Jen-jo5qu]

Great solution. I hope everyone in these homes is feeling happier and safer.

[@pbenson56fran]

I've learned to appreciate what I have. Its good to hear this man say, "I don't knock it."

[@Rflower1]

This is truly a blessing and I love his attitude and gratitude.

[@bobbyadkins6983]

Remember the man who was making little sheds for homeless people in Los Angeles and the city made them get rid of them?

[@bobbyadkins6983]

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[@6Tainted1370]

Id love me one of them. As ive grown older, ive come to appreciate what I have more. Massive respect to this man.

[@user-qy9rt9cy2b]

Good luck too people needing these pallet homes god bless them ❤❤

[@Livingfre]

Wonderful blessing for our houseless brothers & sisters of all ethnicity.🙏🏽

[@franklinviele2399]

Quick seemed like a good dude. I loved his enthusiasm. God bless him!