because if i killed him in broad daylight it's only half middle. aged ten years in prison for that. it is a. so. i said i've got it it's out of. the eyes of a value i mean i. think it's called alexandro fifty one years old and i'm homeless in new york city since two thousand and eight there is

a r.'s that have knowledge there are. always it's going to have you know that to us is the dollar subject on a good day after i'm in three hundred but this is eighty hours of up and eighteen hours straight up and down up and down on my feet. but. i bet. it was a bitch. of dollars so. i smoked since the cigarettes a day i am grateful to. i'm in the course troops but suit up of the system that is more about profit than it is human nature.

well coming from a family of eight and poverty when i was going to school i used to have to wear two pair of pants to work to hold one pair of pants up i was poor i was so poor and i wanted to do a lot of the whole a part of it you know i wanted to make a better life for myself i didn't like qualities. i hated poverty i made a vow to must have the money ever got to the place where i could make some money interest whale i would do the.

playing. field. is very nice to people to know large to go. to or three. although some may see me because i'm going to end of. people. in this life you know very. personal story we told the story of your sister in the very.

different people here for different reasons. lost a job the also home whatever the excuse is they come down here to get themselves a job. i think the fundamental problem that we all face and whatever situation the farmer is just like a fad like a community like a lot like a family a lack of support around you. say listen a lot like

a lot of other american cities. in some ways it's still very segregated. got a lot of people that it's not enough a to pay for a place to live. or poor neighborhoods. all the areas that we go to where a lot of people homeless day this used to be and they almost can't appear. out of the city the city toward all down. at a few people that have their tents caught on fire and they died. all right. let's do it. i wish there were a better word. than being home us because i think that's not the only problem that some people have. whether you have a home or you're not there are nice people and sweet people and. and there are

people that are. still people still the same. courts. all over. in the cards. and they have lice. but i usually eat pizza because the slices. i don't see a lot of. the fiber. you know. i need. to eat. my vegetables because the vegetables. you know. c.v.s.

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a medium sized t. like this if you meet the size teeth. and they get to three or should i'm sure. there are fish this eat like you know when i have to use the baffle like the old witch i do it it doesn't work that way you know. it doesn't without a little baffled trouble when you little is treat you as a vessel right in u.k. it used to baffle. we bought an old box truck on on the internet and turned what we have today of all

the sounds. of baby showers for emma baby. for people i think there have a fellow that. i was volunteering with a group that had food drugs and eyes i jumped in and started volunteering at a table and taking care of my jeans stuff a friend of mine here in st louis had a salon and she gave me some really expensive shampoo and it was like you know forty dollars a bottle. i gave it to this gentleman i said here this is a really expensive shampoo and he said thank you but i got i don't know where to use it and it was just so embarrassed and ashamed i was so. excited about passing

out shampoo to someone but i didn't think it was far enough that they would have nowhere to use that and so i got to thinking that if we make food trucks and you know put kitchens inside of a truck why can't we put showers inside of a truck and kind of started the whole process from there to get to see you couldn't see again. yeah but about a week if. you go into the. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred

to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one one business shows you can't afford to miss the one and only boom box. money and knowing. underwater. total around. money we didn't know. oh you ought to go to post pizza to move for you to. join me every thursday on the elec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the

world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. prosecution will need to become almost. the fault is all. over you push us off the thread you'll find somebody numb on purpose you do i mean yeah i mean i mean did our political pressure on the bill do i need him on cold cold to unearth her security jennifer knows what the kind of business models he was by american corporations jadhav was sold on could be mental disease or use the controls on the scene and the solution. lies up in a situation. i noticed when he saw some dogs it is just some really really tame to an investigative documentary. ghost war on

oxy. when i was ten years old i discovered i could seen a little bit and didn't know harmonies so some guys in the neighborhood told me how to harmonize and we formed a group my brother nine a couple more guys got out and we did the local talent shows in the schools and in the nightclubs in memphis. blues a local star talent you know in the city of memphis. and always told everybody else's stuff you know the guys who already had records that

we were so good and we saying their stuff you know so today went out and come out and work so hard so they gave us the first segment of the hour and we say man we've got to. be steppin you know maybe so on just like prince here. and then i'll do i'll believe the song is impossible. to say something like the song is all heard. oh listen to that you can believe that somebody needs to eat the meat and then you know you know you know he didn't think. i had people. coming up on top of my. bottom line. to get up a very tough time. pm pacific coast and speak to

my. son. was. so this is on the breakfast rescue mission where the largest free service provider of meals in philadelphia where the only free service provider breakfast in the entire city. with their four hundred meals

a day and no matter what always. that includes breakfast lunch and dinner. the room warm. the removed also we serve about one hundred eighty all every single night we just need a place to sleep mood the room every single bed in this room that currently has a pillow on it is actually a physical person who has reserved this bed tonight so as you can see we really are almost completely full. sunday breakfast rescue mission is one hundred thirty nine years old so there were actually quite a few homeless individuals in philadelphia at the time it was even way before the

great depression yet there was a very large homeless at the deck in philadelphia. we don't perceive any government funding so that means that we're completely independent of the strings that would come along with accepting any money from the government. we do this because we don't necessarily want the strings but also if there is a giant budget cuts that like there were a few years ago we actually don't get affected because we have our entire revenue stream from individuals who are donating us money instead of. through something that is so easily attained changeable like. policy. and. so in the past few years in

america we've had quite a difficult time with passing our budget that means that we've actually had a few weeks where our government shuts down because we just can't get it passed. that does become quite a problem for people who are relying on that money.

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be you know i live on the street. you know off. the wall some of my fellow citizens. this is. in the right place to give people wall street because at some point you have to help people help themselves. a lot of it is just the unfortunate fact that most people in philadelphia are only ballot two paychecks away from homelessness so that means you don't have a job for four weeks and then all of a sudden you're going to be homeless because you are literally living from paycheck

to paycheck you need that next job in order to continue paying rent. then you will be affected. from my perspective i really believe that the route to homelessness in philadelphia is the fact that. there is a very high population below the poverty line. a lot of people if you lose two paychecks and that's not going to be a big deal but in philadelphia that is an extremely big deal for about forty percent of the population. anyone can become homeless a lot of people become homeless because of some sort of catastrophic event in their

life may be medical bill was just too high or a fire in their house maybe a divorce or something like that could could potentially cause homelessness. in the world where the local local board. are you know there's a you know there are a vessel i wrote. where child custody. i was born versus you need your college graduate. i have two masters in a bachelor's degree. i'm dressed really is in school. i was embarrassed to seventeen years of my wife. terri. my wife has to be the breast cancer it used to six

a part of my job with her. i got very lonely started a forces started committing suicide attempts. to destroy decency and draw us on a daily basis. and developed a very bad drug habit and mental problem by. boy i'm not sick enough for them that's all for when. the drug

told web don't want me because of my mental health history i said file. a lot of well of course a lot of it actually become extremely violent what i have to be. done i want to get my life back together i'm tired of the on the street i've been doing this over a long time i really want to help i had a lot of suicides to get. back to god with edge of charge them all aspects of god. i'm trying to be the best person i can be a second at a time a david time it's not always easy i mean. sometimes i mess up on the mistakes you know but i need help and i don't watch i go by myself are strop most of mossad's i have tried i understand what they're going through and i can make their life a little bit more comfortable become the face of the homeless and have a platform in the fullest for the homeless and then let them know that this is

really a selfies left a selfish thing because it's really not about me anymore it's all about you know what can i do them a lot. better for somebody else having that experience myself there's a place captivate them for. just a thought. when i wanna be. at your show.

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dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each dish. eighty five percent of global wealth you longs to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one one business shows you can't afford to miss the one and only boom but. join me every thursday on the alex. i'm unsure and i'll be speaking to guess of the world the politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. cranking gave americans

a lot of job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year gross truck so i chose to drive truck people rushed to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent like gold rush is very very similar to a gold rush but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here and just slow down so much they lost their jobs got laid off and the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. and it's a tough reality to deal with. it's

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