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in new york in the fifty's and sixty's since there were three soup kitchens in new york down the bowery and one in brooklyn today there are twelve hundred and over a hundred camp trees and other emergency food programs that's how the need has grown when they first started this soup kitchen in nineteen eighty one or two or three depending on who you ask and it was an epidemic almost just in the eighty's you couldn't walk down the street without four people each block asking you for something homelessness was very visible today thirty some odd years later there are more homeless people in new york then there were them by almost double and yet you don't see them as much because what the result of the laws and the result of the regulation is just high homelessness not to fix it not to cure it but i mean that's what the result of safe cities broken windows file policy is all that stuff that's with the result of that is stuff i almost missed and to make it a crime. they came to. me they sent me to a program. for to have. a. look around it will be a room no no smaller than the jail six and i b

you've had you got quite a resume seventeen of them very lucky starting at five yeah at amado on the bowery the a twit what's the most important thing you've learned from little miss sunshine to august osage county those seven years and the seven years i think the most important thing that i've learned is that. well one of us is just that whatever you do you have to be really connected to your and very passion about it and i think that that makes all the difference in like your performance and how you feel about the movie is that as long as you feel like you really really care about the project that you're doing that's really important to me ok we finish with a little thing we call if you only know what i just have some questions to the first boy you kissed following top. i can tell you my first on screen kiss moon was the first. oh boy this is very embarrassing why it's not just you members named and i was in a room can you in a movie has in a movie who is he is i'm takes us to. just throw it on the stage the austin what was he like as didn't know jake to yes yes very high very guy ok. cro

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energy and headed because our and i went around painting beggars in the street and i went to the bowery i painted bums i'm sorry. i'm not that political i'm not that. you know to me it's more about. statics you know if i paint black people it's not because i love them or don't love them i say i find it beautiful i find it easy to paint. it's political i mean it's the city you soon took to. the mayor. it's like the rich get richer and the poor people. how do you full so far down so most. from me unemployment. and half expecting me lost my friends.

very busy bar we thought it bleaker and broadway bleecker and lafayette lower east side bleecker and bowery and we go back between bearing the nodal and so. there was a bunch of people hanging outside of this bar smoking cigarettes and doing whatever they do on bar we both rode over there and and we saw. we saw an audience we needed to feed them but we didn't want them necessarily to come into the restaurant cause they were drunk in latin whatever so we set that aside one of their we're going to serve something out that side window i worked at an italian restaurant for a long time i would always eat meat balls by themselves he would order he would order spaghetti meatballs hold the pasta because he's a healthy guy and even want to eat the carbs late at night late and then he would order a side of a side of spinach a side of broccoli would dip it into the sauce and would eat it and i would bust his chops because you know you guys hold the positive month and i would be eating my rigatoni reglued was delicious and he told me at the time i was a little bit heavier so so he stayed in called the