“What hurts the most is the friends and family that used to be there, that when you get into this situation, everybody just chucks it up to drug abuse or bad choices…that’s not always the case. Sometimes it’s just the choice is made for you and you don’t have any choice.” ~ Dennis
“Through an avalanche of unfortunate events” is how Dennis ended up homeless in Los Angeles. Dennis is a working actor. He moved to New York City into an apartment he couldn’t afford. After three years his partner split and wiped him out financially. Dennis had to start over.
Dennis’s elderly mother is in an assisted living home. He tried to live at the facility but that did not work out. He ended up living in a broken-down car for over a year.
Dennis says homelessness used to be that person you didn’t know. Now, homelessness is your sons or your daughters, your sisters or your fathers.
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What a good man with a soul..his three wishes and not one was about himself personally
Where are all of those Hollywood virtue signaling progressives when you need them? SAG should have a number that actors in need can call!!
This man made the choices that put him in the situations he is in. There are smarter ways to live your life. He seems intelligent enough, but I think the main point is that he won’t accept any responsibility for the choices he made in the past. He has a lot to learn.
He’s hot. I would have adopted him
Is that Bob from Reality Kings
It’s 2 years later now. Is Dennis still homeless?
This guys the old Justin Timberlake
Let me tell you what happened to me back in 2009 : I flew from Italy to Las Vegas in business class for a 7 days break to visit friends. Rented a car, went shopping stuff, bought clothes etc. One day at a traffic light I've seen an homeless man and looked at myself with my business class ticket,nice car rental,clean clothes..and felt so lucky. Pulled down the window and gave the man 20bucks,he felt blessed and thanked me, he actually told me that thanks to that he could leave his spot and that's what he did right away. That night I've told the story to my friends and one of them told me " you should'nt have done that,he probably spent everything on booze". What if he spent that to take a shower in a motel room for night or to eat something ? We never really know what's behind these people,there's nothing wrong in helping them. I'm glad I've found this channel.
Love it when karma punishes a pos
I wish him all the best.. you will be okay sir, you seem decent. Your luck will come soon enough…
I would tell anyone come to the islands. BROKE OR RICH For a startover in life!!!
Who is he?
This guy's life sounds like the far lefts dream. Burn Loot Murder!!!
Fuuuuuuuuuuck… I feel for this dude so hard…
Billy Madison antagonist??
So.. this channel is making money off of homeless people..
God bless this man. I hope he is doing well and has better turn of luck. He has a great fighting spirit
Car-dependency plunges people into poverty a lot more than we might think. America has a toxic car culture.
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what if we are being played and he's just doing this to get into character for his next role as homeless unemployed actor?
Invisible People or whatever his name is dont give a damn about these people im telling you.
This is why you save
Does he have front teeth is the question
Great 3 wishes! Bless him. ?
If only the views here where cash
He has a lovely face. Really nice eyes. Hope all works out for him.
This is why you don't get married stay single and get a place only you can afford by yourself end of story
So much sadness in his eyes. I hope he’s doing okay now
I do not mean any disrespect.I am very poor.I am suffering from colorectal disease.I don't have a home.Will anybody any generous kind person kindly help me with one million or, 5,00,000 dollars/euro please?I have a bank account. Please help me.
I cannot name the movie or any details but I strongly feel like I've seen him in movies in the 2000s.
Pauly shore
Budget Tom hanks
The way the thumbnail looks then the video starts. That was wild
After the interviews do you help them out with cash, food, or a ride to another location?
I have been in your shoes before unfortunately I am in your shoes right now