Drug addiction, Alcoholism, Mental Illnesses, extreme abuse from parents, parents that are mentally retarded having a kid ........
There are hundreds of reasons.
Nobody in America should have to sleep in the cold. imho.
A warm place to sleep and a hot meal should be available to every American and human in general for that matter.
The world should be judged on how the bottom 1% live.
The bad thing is these are the most annoying people. A drunk .. A junky ... A mentaly ill person ... A person that was abused and abused .... etc.
Complicated problem. Its sad that kids are involved.
Drug addiction, Alcoholism, Mental Illnesses, extreme abuse from parents, parents that are mentally retarded having a kid ........
There are hundreds of reasons.
Nobody in America should have to sleep in the cold. imho.
A warm place to sleep and a hot meal should be available to every American and human in general for that matter.
The world should be judged on how the bottom 1% live.
The bad thing is these are the most annoying people. A drunk .. A junky ... A mentaly ill person ... A person that was abused and abused .... etc.
Complicated problem. Its sad that kids are involved.
Nails on money detox.
Some of you selfish assholes read this post 4x and don't forget it. Maybe someday you'll have some compassion for human beings.
Long-stay hotels can be found in almost every major American city. They offer none of the privacy of trailer parks, and even less of the permanency. Guests make do with postage stamp-sized rooms, paper-thin walls, and nylon sheets.
Long-stay hotels can be found in almost every major American city. They offer none of the privacy of trailer parks, and even less of the permanency. Guests make do with postage stamp-sized rooms, paper-thin walls, and nylon sheets.
Juan 'Johhny' Robles has spent most of life in and out of prison.His room reflects prison regime cleaniliness everything in its place.
The unlovely realities of life at the $150-a-week Wilmington, which is situated a stone's throw from the industrial fug of Long Beach port, and a half-hour's drive from the mansions of Beverly Hills and the Hollywood sign. They show peeling paint, filthy curtains, and nicotine-stained walls – not to mention the battle-scarred men and women who have ended up inhabiting the building's 30-odd rooms.
Every long-stay hotel revolves around rules. Residents must forego drugs (though alcohol is allowed). They must pay their rent on time, and agree not to hog the shared bathrooms. Every 28 days, so as not to breech hotel licensing rules, they must clear everything out of their rooms, and check in all over again. There is no room service and chambermaids are non-existent: guests make their own beds and wash their own sheets.
Every resident has a story. Mike, known as 'Jesus of Wilmington', was working as a roofer, but lost his job in the 2008 recession. He is currently doing casual jobs in Long Beach port, hoping to save enough to buy a truck and get his career back on track.
Here's a place, a short drive from the Hollywood Hills, where you have people eating spaghetti four nights a week because it's all they can afford
Long-stay hotels can be found in almost every major American city. They offer none of the privacy of trailer parks, and even less of the permanency. Guests make do with postage stamp-sized rooms, paper-thin walls, and nylon sheets.
Long-stay hotels can be found in almost every major American city. They offer none of the privacy of trailer parks, and even less of the permanency. Guests make do with postage stamp-sized rooms, paper-thin walls, and nylon sheets.
Juan 'Johhny' Robles has spent most of life in and out of prison.His room reflects prison regime cleaniliness everything in its place.
The unlovely realities of life at the $150-a-week Wilmington, which is situated a stone's throw from the industrial fug of Long Beach port, and a half-hour's drive from the mansions of Beverly Hills and the Hollywood sign. They show peeling paint, filthy curtains, and nicotine-stained walls – not to mention the battle-scarred men and women who have ended up inhabiting the building's 30-odd rooms.
Every long-stay hotel revolves around rules. Residents must forego drugs (though alcohol is allowed). They must pay their rent on time, and agree not to hog the shared bathrooms. Every 28 days, so as not to breech hotel licensing rules, they must clear everything out of their rooms, and check in all over again. There is no room service and chambermaids are non-existent: guests make their own beds and wash their own sheets.
Every resident has a story. Mike, known as 'Jesus of Wilmington', was working as a roofer, but lost his job in the 2008 recession. He is currently doing casual jobs in Long Beach port, hoping to save enough to buy a truck and get his career back on track.
Here's a place, a short drive from the Hollywood Hills, where you have people eating spaghetti four nights a week because it's all they can afford
I cannot believe we tolerate this. Make your own bed? No maid? WTF!!
I cannot believe we tolerate this. Make your own bed? No maid? WTF!!
you should have read the article and not hightlighted a sentence out of context. The person is describing the state of these motels and if you read the paragraph above you would have seen the shocking living conditions. Discribing the lack of maids is for people like you , so the impression is not gained that these people are living in standard motels'. These people are living in dire conditions and mockery has no place. period.
They dont want to pay rent? 
A person who has problems of his own shouldn't worry about others but first concentrate on fixing his own personal problem, I mean a few days back you made a post saying that you are going to try to have sexual relations with your first cousins coming over for thanksgiving. 
Too bad I can't notify your cousins before thanksgiving and warn them not to go to your home for thanksgiving because they got a sick, perverted low-life cousin there.
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