@sree251 thanks for the compliment I might tough it out a bit before I make a move thanks 🙏 friend

@sree251 Great film, especially this scene

@NinaTina I love mom's house

@DearAmbellina2113 I understand I have been homeless to. I was a teenage run away

@SilkenHippie Why did you run away, Silky?

@sree251 Biggest reason; I didn't want to live under my parents rules. I thought they where too strict

@sree251 Wrong.

@JimboSaturn This conversation is about homelessness. Teenagers, like Pinnochio who was influenced by woke Wolfy, leave home for Pleasure Islands. Those lucky one come to their senses and return to the safety of their families.

@Pitchblue Explain why wrong.

@FreeSpirit1 Don't dismiss food pantries. There meals are much better than those of folks on this forum.

@FreeSpirit1 there’s a couple of places here that doesn’t turn anyone away and they serve 3 meals a day

@SW-User Back in the 2008 financial crash, there was this high flying businessman with his mansion and fancy cars. He killed his wife and children and hung himself. Apparently, he lost everything in that crash and was buried in debt he could never repay. Come to think of it, I have always admired the wolf of Wall Street, Jordan Belfort and still do. He has to repay debt to the tune of $100 million or so.

@sree251 I've lived long enough to remember several stock market crashes. In one, some of the people we knew lost all of their retirement, due to risky investments. Scary.

@SW-User Yes, very scary. This is why I stay away from the stock market.

@Thevy29 Yes, very hectic. You have your mother and can move in with her till you get a job. Do you get along with her?

@sree251 With difficulty. The woman's a pain. 😅

@Thevy29 Money. Give her money to pay for groceries. Fix any issues her house has. Pay the property taxes.

@Entwistle It depends on what the perspective is. If you see differences, then there are differences; otherwise, there are none.

@sree251 That's not the case here at all.

@Entwistle Ok.

@icedsky I loved the Puget Sound. Born and raised in the Seattle area. I miss those times :)

@SW-User Its changed quite a bit

@icedsky I bet it has. My nephew lives there, he tells me I would get lost there now.

Beans are always good .@AthrillatheHunt

@Repete tuna and salmon in a can are good too .

I can catch my fish most of the time. 😂 living on the coast has its advantages.@AthrillatheHunt

@SW-User From Seattle, too eh? I got my best ideas from talking to homeless people. Also, lots of free coffee at AA meetings

@Purplerain78 No kidding, good calll

@cherokeepatti World is not ending till we have good people around. 🤗

@Donotfolowme they encourage those women and help build them up so they have confidence to get a job and get on with their lives. They will help them with clothing and other essentials. Some have fled from their abusers with only the clothes they are wearing and maybe their purse

@cherokeepatti I know someone like that and now she is a Dr in a hospital. She was very talented but always under estimated.

@sree251 Well thats why i listed those places who have a fuck ton of food waste, and when desperate your "pickiness" on what is edible goes out the window

@DiegoWolfe Have you ever been homeless? Are you dreaming stuff up or speaking from experience?

@sree251 I have had friends who were homeless

@Lilnonames Yay Krispy

@MarmeeMarch lol dont fear the cops. Theyre just people like you and me. Their title is cop but they just follow the paper work. There is thousands of people that know how to work around the cops you just dont hear about them because theyre good at being sneaky. And if your homeless going to jail is a positive thing sometimes. Especially in the winter. You get free food and shelter on the tax payers dime. Talk to other inmates and get better at getting away with it. Cops follow a protocol. If you know the protocol you can find ways around it. Know your advisaries.

Jail is just gangster school paid for by you.

@MarmeeMarch youve never actually seen a gangster have you?