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Topic	While many if you selfishly hoard gifts worth hundreds of dollars
Kenneth_Writer 12/20/18 10:40:44 AM #21:	DeltaBladeX posted... DPsx7 posted... When I see a 'homeless' person with scratchy lotto or a cell phone I'm inclined to not believe them. With a cellphone, I can believe that. People don't start homeless. A cellphone is also pretty much required when applying for jobs, since they would have few other methods of contact. I know multiple users here have spent time homeless, one of them talked about using their phone to apply for jobs through free WiFi and charging it in the library. I used to be homeless as well, during a more troubled part of my past, I had to take care of my little sister after my aunt kicked us out. Main concern was making sure she had something to eat and could stay warm, though back then, we didn't have mobiles to stay in touch with others and I didn't have anywhere safe to leave her, so she just had to stay with me most of the time while I was trying to get us back on our feet. (She was 9 at the time.) <cite>Kenneth_Writer posted [p:914441593] in While many... [t:77311575]...</cite> <quote><cite>DeltaBladeX posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DPsx7 posted...</cite> <quote>When I see a 'homeless' person with scratchy lotto or a cell phone I'm inclined to not believe them. </quote> With a cellphone, I can believe that. People don't start homeless. A cellphone is also pretty much required when applying for jobs, since they would have few other methods of contact. I know multiple users here have spent time homeless, one of them talked about using their phone to apply for jobs through free WiFi and charging it in the library.</quote> I used to be homeless as well, during a more troubled part of my past, I had to take care of my little sister after my aunt kicked us out. Main concern was making sure she had something to eat and could stay warm, though back then, we didn't have mobiles to stay in touch with others and I didn't have anywhere safe to leave her, so she just had to stay with me most of the time while I was trying to get us back on our feet. (She was 9 at the time.)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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