Homeless with no money for apartment. What should I do?

[BujuBoombastic]

He said a lot of dumb shyt in the past.

But like I said, he exposed the real here. It's ok, don't wanna see him down on his luck but as soon as he gets his shyt together I'm back to calling him a fakkit again


I guess desperation hasn't set in for you yet.

It's not that you're using the chick, she's getting something in return too.

dikk

Company

Entertainment

A dusty ass nikka to lay next to


And besides food and a warm bed, you're getting something that you probably never seen before.. p*ssy

You think you being prideful when you're really being petty and stupid. Especially being homeless...

And you could go to the dollar store or a thrift shop for a blanket

Reminds mi of this homeless guy.

@Cake


Take notes Cake.

 

[Idaeo]

Homeless Intervention Program

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• Currently homeless—living in a shelter, transitional housing, on the street or staying temporarily with a friend or relative
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• Motivated to find full time employment

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[MsReal]

Good luck OP

I'll say a prayer that things turn around for you quick time x

 

[GhettoTeK]

I'm posting from my iPhone nikka. Literally walking down Renton ave. why would I lie

How you paying yo phone bill

 

[EndDomination]

Is coding difficult? Where might someone learn to code at the library? Thanks

Honestly, not too difficult at all.
Any public library in the US should have a computer book section w/books on basics to coding, programming languages, website design, IT, etc.
Alongside this there are MIT OpenCourseWare classes, and CodeAcademy and the like you can learn from too.

 

[jbrad]

I think you should get off the internet, first and foremost.

 

[The Nigerian]

I think you should get off the internet, first and foremost.

Bad advice.

The best jobs are online.

The world's collective knowledge is stored online as well.

Not being online will cost you time and money.

 

[brother walt]

better work on your gag reflexes and pain threshold and your back page better say

no

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[james green]

Don't have any friends or family I can stay with. I'm getting less than 20 hours a week which is why I lost my current room.

Sitting at a bus stop in the rain now.

Join the military

 

[jbrad]

Bad advice.

The best jobs are online.

The world's collective knowledge is stored online as well.

Not being online will cost you time and money.

I'll let you tell it. I'd print out a resume and hit the concrete hevy. Meet employers, make impression and network but I'm a New Yorker so maybe my mind-state is different?

 

[The Nigerian]

I'll let you tell it. I'd print out a resume and hit the concrete hevy. Meet employers, make impression and network but I'm a New Yorker so maybe my mind-state is different?

What employer is accepting paper resumes?

 

[james green]

What about trying to find a job during the day

 

[YouMadd?]

Get a gym membership so you can atleast clean yourself and have some dignity.

 

[Ghpstface]

You should get off the Coli and get your shyt together you stupid b*stard @Cake

 

[InDePickWest]

I was homeless 2 years ago during the coldest winter in Ohio in years. G shyt this is what you should do.


1. Enroll into college. I was a full time student still grinding and making my grades without a real pad

2. Google search differnt spots. Craigslist and all of that is a great place to find rooms for rent.

3. Stay positive. I know at the moment you feel so damn low but you have to keep grinding. Apply, apply, apply brother.

4. If you can check out parks and little hide aways around the way. During the summer/fall I use to sleep in a little playpen at a day care outside. shyt was mad spooky but I made it work

5. Get a gym membership. Though I was homeless and all of that I still made sure to get up every morning and work out and shower. I bought a little locker to put my stuff in and got right at the same damn time.

6. Get a bytch.! To be frank, she was the one to put me up and get me right. Without her I would likely be hood hopping today. Use these birds for their resources!!!!!

7. Whatever you have try to stretch it out. Even when I was homeless without a gig I tried to save a few dollars if I pawned something or another,

8. Make a few friends along the way. You would be amazed at the amount of cats you meet just strolling around all day. Use this cats to help you find resources.

9. Again stay positive. shyt is temporary! You have to be mentally prepared and physically prepared to overcome. You can and you will!!!!!

This why I told my friend to leave her bum alone. nikkas out here using women for a come up but call us the hoes.

Anyways...this is good for you.