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Homeless man. At least you could do whatever you wanted. Meanwhile in jail...
Would you rather go to jail or be homeless?
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guaranteed food,shelter,clothes>freedom to sit on a curb with a stolen shopping cart of all of your life's belongings
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guaranteed food,shelter,clothes>freedom to sit on a curb with a stolen shopping cart of all of your life's belongings
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homeless ....... also homeless doesn't mean sitting on street corner begging for change ...... and when you get out of jail after being rapped a couple of times you'll still be homeless
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homeless ....... also homeless doesn't mean sitting on street corner begging for change ...... and when you get out of jail after being rapped a couple of times you'll still be homeless
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Homeless
Im not tryna meet the booty warrior (no ayo)
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Im not tryna meet the booty warrior (no ayo)
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Admittedly, many people seem to think that jail and prison are one and the same. This isn't true. Jail, you might be there for a few weeks to maybe 12 or 18 months. And really, things aren't as harsh as prison. Prison is where you will start dealing with the gutter life. Speaking from experience, being homeless is probably better than being in jail. From a mental standpoint, the isolation of a jail cell will make you go damn near mad in a very short period of time.
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Admittedly, many people seem to think that jail and prison are one and the same. This isn't true. Jail, you might be there for a few weeks to maybe 12 or 18 months. And really, things aren't as harsh as prison. Prison is where you will start dealing with the gutter life. Speaking from experience, being homeless is probably better than being in jail. From a mental standpoint, the isolation of a jail cell will make you go damn near mad in a very short period of time.
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lol this ???? most be from someone never locked up . Homeless anyday- your free have a chance to hustle and get back on your feet. Living in nyc I have seen some local homeless
people get back up on their feet. ex. There use to be this guy on 116 & broadway train station. He would sell full size movie poster and train station ads for like $10-15. He was
there for a few years worked up enough money to move out to florida. Another was a guy that use to be on 86st and amsterdam. He had a table that sold batts, tees, gloves and
hats. He was there for a good 10 years real cool guy. Saved all that money and last winter got a lil place in the country in PR. From homeless to living on the island.
people get back up on their feet. ex. There use to be this guy on 116 & broadway train station. He would sell full size movie poster and train station ads for like $10-15. He was
there for a few years worked up enough money to move out to florida. Another was a guy that use to be on 86st and amsterdam. He had a table that sold batts, tees, gloves and
hats. He was there for a good 10 years real cool guy. Saved all that money and last winter got a lil place in the country in PR. From homeless to living on the island.
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lol this ???? most be from someone never locked up . Homeless anyday- your free have a chance to hustle and get back on your feet. Living in nyc I have seen some local homeless
people get back up on their feet. ex. There use to be this guy on 116 & broadway train station. He would sell full size movie poster and train station ads for like $10-15. He was
there for a few years worked up enough money to move out to florida. Another was a guy that use to be on 86st and amsterdam. He had a table that sold batts, tees, gloves and
hats. He was there for a good 10 years real cool guy. Saved all that money and last winter got a lil place in the country in PR. From homeless to living on the island.
people get back up on their feet. ex. There use to be this guy on 116 & broadway train station. He would sell full size movie poster and train station ads for like $10-15. He was
there for a few years worked up enough money to move out to florida. Another was a guy that use to be on 86st and amsterdam. He had a table that sold batts, tees, gloves and
hats. He was there for a good 10 years real cool guy. Saved all that money and last winter got a lil place in the country in PR. From homeless to living on the island.
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Homeless, in the woods with a knife, bow and arrow, and my glasses to make a fire.
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Homeless, in the woods with a knife, bow and arrow, and my glasses to make a fire.
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gonna go with homeless
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Hell kinda question is this?
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Hell kinda question is this?
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Originally Posted by NycPosite
lol this ???? most be from someone never locked up . Homeless anyday- your free have a chance to hustle and get back on your feet. Living in nyc I have seen some local homeless
people get back up on their feet. ex. There use to be this guy on 116 & broadway train station. He would sell full size movie poster and train station ads for like $10-15. He was
there for a few years worked up enough money to move out to florida. Another was a guy that use to be on 86st and amsterdam. He had a table that sold batts, tees, gloves and
hats. He was there for a good 10 years real cool guy. Saved all that money and last winter got a lil place in the country in PR. From homeless to living on the island.
those dudes get all the credit in the world from me for being able to do whatever was necessary to improve their lives.
cedric ceballos 1995 lakers
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Originally Posted by NycPosite
lol this ???? most be from someone never locked up . Homeless anyday- your free have a chance to hustle and get back on your feet. Living in nyc I have seen some local homeless
people get back up on their feet. ex. There use to be this guy on 116 & broadway train station. He would sell full size movie poster and train station ads for like $10-15. He was
there for a few years worked up enough money to move out to florida. Another was a guy that use to be on 86st and amsterdam. He had a table that sold batts, tees, gloves and
hats. He was there for a good 10 years real cool guy. Saved all that money and last winter got a lil place in the country in PR. From homeless to living on the island.
those dudes get all the credit in the world from me for being able to do whatever was necessary to improve their lives.
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