the stem cell research to show it's a special hotel i've been to lots of hotels but none isn't personal it's this one. the staff members eat at half past ten. they bring their own food. it's. a must. and they usually talk about work claudia wants her colleagues to explain why they call her the breakfast queen. well now you know why do you call me that. come on be honest. she comes up with the answer herself. because i love people so much. oh. don't be shy like my husband was be open and relaxed like me or not but you know is.

after lunch there's more work to be done. so he said and t.-mo have to do the laundry. luisa schulte has impaired vision she hasn't been working here very long she's only here four hours a day. louisa could not find a full time job elsewhere she says that most employers don't give people who have disabilities a chance. for kind of off from a big move you must remember my wish that they would trust a smile and give us an opportunity if we could do a probationary period and manages wouldn't be obliged to keep people off towards the finish to do you mention i just want to have a chance it's much much longer friends. claudia intends to work at a hotel until she retires she loves her colleagues moment claimants to the bathroom please. claudia experienced

a lot of discrimination when she was younger. one of her fellow students at the vocational school even threatened her with a knife. so that disabled people didn't belong there and told me to get out. we were in the recreation room or and. my friend and i wanted to leave but i said that disabled people have equal rights and can sit wherever they want to be handed. claudia says that everyone has shortcomings you just have to try to make the best of things and a style house hotel is definitely trying to bring out the best in its employees.

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this week on global three thousand we head to a small village in georgia where warm water is now on tap thanks to the sun. in ecuador entrepreneurs are developing ways to make shrimp farming more environmentally friendly. and we go to california to meet a woman who despite having a job can't afford her own four walls. with the g.d.p. of over nineteen trillion dollars the u.s. was the world's strongest economy in two thousand and seventeen it's a country where dishwashers can become millionaires according to the american dream at least but is that dream today in a little more than

a myth. according to official figures around fourteen million americans now live in poverty. and at the same time the cost of living keeps on rising the average monthly rent in the us is fifteen hundred dollars and in major urban centers that number climbs to twenty five hundred. of those who can't afford such rents often end up on the streets over half a million people in the u.s. were homeless. when. car turns into work. bedroom everything she needs is folded neatly away here in the back. she sleeps in her car almost every night even though she has a full time job. so. she works as a lecturer teaching english literature at a state university it's her dream job she probably completed her master's degree at

age fifty but her studies landed her with nearly insurmountable debts once again and found out how little i make and how much work it takes and i have a strong work ethic i was raised that way. and now. being in the position living in the car now now i didn't think it was going to be like this. living in a car presents a number of challenges allen has to find public washrooms places to charge her cell phone and laptop and parking spaces she won't get chased away from she feels let down by a society's attitude towards her they don't want to know they don't want to see not their problem that that angers me. frustrates me. disappoints me in manatee in this area. and they don't know how well they have it.

san francisco is a well heeled metropolis this city used to be a magnet for counterculture but that count.