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I wish someone would build me a house without having to lift a finger to work for it.

HE'S A REAAAAAL WALKING ANGEL WITH NOOOOOO WINGS! WEEEEE TRULY NEED MORE CARING PPL LIKE HIM!🙏MAY GOD BLESS U & FAMILY

Thank for sharing & encouraged me. I am from Nepal & interested to work in this field please advice me more ideas

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Not trying to mess up his trends they are not even in the state of oklahoma here in 2024 and there has already been a demand a trend on some propertys alot of homeowners attempt to transform sheds and garages and attempt to include it on their insurances this project in video will help with those transformations of homeowners with the privelages billpay on these projects was not discussed perfect for college students I think I wanna see these homes at campgrounds in Missouri at their campgrounds and in my town of okmulgee instead of overly supporting mobil home trailers

Great idea. The key is having a place to put them. 😊😊😊

This is awesome

Amazing love it ❤❤❤

"He's shocked the homeless can't live any other way." Say what?

The problems with cities doing things like this is regulations, taxes, and red tape. It is a shame that people can't have shelter, but I also know that you can't help someone that don't want to help themselves. Affordable housing should be available.

A need indeed

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What do they have for single older women. Do they think we are all helpless. Little do they know.

Eventually, these tiny home communities will be built for anyone seeking affordable housing.

Why is the reporter dressed like a jocky at the Kentucky Derby?

Every state needs these

How's this place doing seven years now?

These houses have a big effect for everyone. When our homeless neighbors are housed and have a chance for a better life we all benefit.

This should be more the standard add 2 small room and a bigger living room bam family home

I can skip most of this I am just look to see if anyone will tell me the minor changes over the years, as the earlier 20th century was a little different. Also our Braille writers were all gray in the 1980's on up. The machines they are showing are all blue for those who are not able to see at all.

light travels faster than electricity? It can be disscused. I dont think it is the case in general

Terrible idea unless you vet the occupants thoroughly. There will always be homeless and you cannot solve the problem only make yourself feel like your helping.

Bless this man for doing God's Work. Seeing this episode 7 years later, I hope Second Chance has expanded and the lives these men have are better today than they were 7 years ago.

When minimum wage is 8.00 an hour and rent for cheap apartment is 800.00 a month. That only leaves less than 500.00 ( before taxes) to buy food, pay utilities, transportation,non food grocery items. Pray you don’t end up in hospital. So yeah someone can be working full time and still be homeless. Unfortunately,raising minimum wage doesn’t help as that cause the cost of everything to go up.

May God bless this man for his acts of kindness.. May God bless this man for his acts of kindness..

These don't look tiny at all. It's bigger than my apartment.

Is this area even slightly close to places you can be employed at ??, , how close is nearest Grocery store ?? How close is nearest Hospital to this tiny house community ??? Somebody please send these type of tiny home videos to "Robert Downey Jr" , if they can pull him away from electric muscle cars that is , 🤔🤔🤔

What is career scope after doing msc tech photonics in DIAT pune ...

I love it!

Brilliant solution to the homeless crisis! Well done! This is wonderful to see the efforts made to solve the housing crisis and to provide shelter for those in need. Changing this crisis, one tiny home at a time! God's blessings on the people who are working hard to make these homes available to the homeless.

RV , Caravans are more. mobile . it's the way of the future for the homeless

You will be rewarded in heaven for your love and kindness

I’m grateful for my good friend who opened his home to my daughter and myself and especially grateful for my job ,now I’m a homeowner Bitch how ya like me now

Guidi and Bohn, you're great men. How's everything going seven years later?

Anyone remember Starter Homes? 900 or 1000 sf. 1 bath, 2 bedrooms. Those are completely missing in most places now. Young families take the cheap apartments instead and people who are even lower income have no place to go. Before the 1980s, large numbers of working single men lived in boarding houses. Those are mostly gone too but seem to be making a quiet comeback. It's a red flag on society when an adult who works 40 hours a week can't afford to have a stable living environment.

Updates please, it gives a better idea of if this is actually a positive working solution.

Awesome!!

They don't own them you do ❤

Fantastic What a wonderful thing your doing ❤❤❤❤❤❤

This is not the country they tell you all the time it's for the last fifty years it's gotten worse and I'll tell you this is not going to be a new thing and you people in America keep saying no rush of this China doesn't know we are worse than they are we just use different name like the Martha c and we use all this heroism know

When you have worked two jobs your whole life and you had really good skills but no company would be willing to pay what you are worth so you have to work for slave wages and you can't afford an apartment you are deeply ashamed You think what did I do wrong And when you see people that are just handed billion-dollar companies and they run them into the ground because they don't know what they're doing and they have no skills and they just keep getting handed more things and more money you see how unfair and evil the world is No one who is working everyday should be homeless All I ever hear is how the workers have responsibilities to the company but I never hear how a company has responsibilities to its workers and I actually hear the opposite that the companies have absolutely no responsibilities to the workers whatsoever

Imagine if Elon musk and Jeff bezos instead of spending 2 trillion dollars each time to joyride in those space rockets if they were to build small self-contained towns in rural areas like this where they used the state office campus design where you had 20 high-rise buildings that each could house 400 people and had underground concourse tunnels that connected to a central building that had the dining hall and all of the other resources that were needed and that you had a private power plant that created steam and hot water and heat and air conditioning and that everything was included with the rent and because you're feeding the people you don't need to have a kitchen or not a full kitchen you just need a sink and maybe a little fridge, but the meals would all be included. Your electric would be included And you would have each building have an on-site psychiatrist and an on-site therapist and on-site maintenance and onsite manager and an on-site coordinator and social workers and state resource workers, and everybody would have a digital screen that doubled as a TV that got over the air and free-to-air television, and through that screen you could communicate with the different administration people so you could click on the screen and have an icon for facility and if you needed a lightbulb change you could click on maintenance and you could have a list of basic tasks like light bulb or switch not working and you could have a button to message the maintenance department and you could type out a message of what the problem was And each different person would have a different button so you could click on facility and you would have manager maintenance social worker coordinator therapist psychiatrist state dept of aging , food stamps, etc.. Imagine if just two pilot towns were built like this where 8000 or 10,000 apartment and get food and medical Care If I were a trillionaire I would build one of these places I would have an application process for everyone that wanted to apply And I would have each person evaluated to see what their needs were and I would have different buildings that had different levels of care So if I had somebody that was sixty years old and they were just poor and they had worked two jobs their whole life and they just didn't have anything and they were quiet and they didn't have any record they didn't have any drug abuse they weren't causing any trouble they just needed a place to live then they would go in the building for people that were over 55 that were just poor and needed a place to live and didn't need a whole lot of support And for the person that was say 30 years old and they had severe drug and alcohol abuse and severe mental illness and they needed a huge amount of support they would be in the building that had the most psychiatrist and therapist and maybe even where there were 1 therapist per 4 people So maybe in that building where 16 people had apartments and 4 therapists were on each floor Imagine all the services that we could provide We could have 24-hour walk-in support meetings for gamblers anonymous and alcoholics anonymous and NA and SA and OA and have different support groups where people could just walk in A lot of people need to be heard And in listening to the people you figure out what they need and you can see if there's intervention needed way before it becomes a crisis And yes there would be law enforcement that would be there and there would be security on-site 24 hours a day in each building, and there would be a separate building where the administration lived the managers lived the police lived, and if needed they would be able to respond and they would have interaction on a personal level everyday with the people in their building I wish a trillionaire would just try building one of these cities If all else failed and it was a complete disaster you would have a city with condos that you could sell You could repurpose some of the buildings to be shopping malls for the rich You could have restaurants, movie theaters But at least try I remember the housing first in New York City where a private group just started renting apartments for people and the mayor evicted those people private people rented apartments and landlords were renting to them and the city the government intervened and made those people homeless You know they're not trying to help you when they do things Like that

7 years later, didn't work out so well apparently

Where are you located?

Why these houses look all the same? Similar like China's structure project..😂 why?

This is what the 2nd amendment is for. This is tyranny.

5 miles out of town?

It's not LGBTQ live matter but the poor , weak and homeless live matters 🧐 😝😋🤪😜😛

May the Lord continue to bless you 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Only 15 grand to build one there should be incentives for people to be able to put one on their property if they want even if they only charge three hundred a month it's paid off and a slight profit after only half a year plus the satisfaction of helping your fellow human God knows you can't expect the Government to do it. Shelters or group homes are full of other traumatized people too some just want their peace and quiet not to sit around taking on or burdening others with more stress and problems. Some staff victim blame or treat people like children that have been independent most of their lives so certainly there is more dignity to their own space.