I understand her struggles, I've been homeless before too, I'm proud to say I am 8 years sober, got a job and a place. my brother is still out there struggling with addiction, I don't even know where he is...if I can do it they can too. I pray that God will help them be a better person. Thanks for the interview, I will like to hear more.
@DJsaintpaulstudiosАй бұрын
@@mdalways7068 can I interview you. So we can spread awareness
@ashton8878Ай бұрын
Yes, would love to hear more.
@keaneTVchannelsАй бұрын
Same here
@thechaoboy3754Ай бұрын
There is no God anywhere on Earth or Heaven will ever help you. Only human can help you if he or she feels pity to your hardship. Move out of the big city cause almost everything are high price.
@mollies13Ай бұрын
no more drug for kid
@TheArsenal187Ай бұрын
I was a mad time crackhead in the past no lie, changed my life around got married raised a family of 3 beautiful girls a boy on the way and bought a home. If I can do it anyone can. It ain’t gonna be easy but what don’t kill u will make u stronger
@starfox8006Ай бұрын
Same bro, shit was so hard but it's not impossible to beat addiction
@abcwarrior9124 күн бұрын
you Hmong meka are so fk up lol I'm from Australia we don't have Hmong people like this yet lol too much freedom in America makes kids don't listen to parents
@vangsta17Ай бұрын
Proud of what you doing bro. Without you, no one would raise any awareness to these Hnong people.
@mariaeuv7694Ай бұрын
What kind of awareness? Drug free? Homeless free? I'm sorry but people choose their way.
@Chronoic26 күн бұрын
All it takes is two things, listen to your family when they want to help you and stop being crack heads.
@tashingАй бұрын
Drugs and alcohol have impacted our people so much. I pray that one day soon our hmong people can defeat this enemy called addiction and overcome it. I also pray for my brothers and sisters the strength to overcome poverty. Thank you for showing videos like this to spread awareness of what is going on within our hmong people.
@hilltribefamilyАй бұрын
Thanks for helping the people...not many have big heart like u
@lalalalalalalala4264Ай бұрын
He's not helping, he's part of the problem.
@sueyang7228Ай бұрын
pob peb cov hmoob txom nyem li no tu siab kawg, thaum hluas tsis mloog niam mloog txv lus thiaj raug kev txom nyem zoo li no. cia nyias mam xaiv li nyias nyiam.
@PsilocinoidАй бұрын
"My goal is to have a goal I can maintain"....I feel you girl.
@practicaldriverАй бұрын
@@Psilocinoid this is a real approach to accomplishing a task, no matter how large or small. It's called the ladder method, where you complete small tasks to ensure little victories and build on that momentum towards a larger goal. I use it for tasks from working on my cars to building wealth. Best to yalls
@PsilocinoidАй бұрын
@@practicaldriver Oh im fully aware, I was complimenting her on having a direction to go in life still after that much hardship. I'm an ex-addict myself, it's a hell of a struggle.
@practicaldriverАй бұрын
@@Psilocinoid thanks for sharing that it's possible to overcome. Best to you
@slor08Ай бұрын
The interview questions aren’t well thought out, unfortunately.
@Andermon75Ай бұрын
@@slor08 agree! We are looking for why and how they ended up in their situation!
@practicaldriverАй бұрын
I thought the questions were a good conversation to humanize Mee. What questions would you suggest? This wasn't anything formal, literally just a conversation in passing with someone not as fortunate as most of us.
@kojmasАй бұрын
A little at a time
@mariaeuv7694Ай бұрын
He just want high views.
@practicaldriverАй бұрын
@@mariaeuv7694 what questions would you ask? High views or not, he went out, got the message out. He's bringing awareness to the issue at least.
@MrsKervangАй бұрын
I understand you have good intentions and have the desire to help the homeless, but I think the issues are deeper than what we see. Donating isn't the solution, but a mear stepping stone. They have to WANT the help and sustain it. They need the tools to get through whatever challenges they are facing. If our parents are survived by living in the jungles of Laos and Thailand, they can do the same.
@eyang729 күн бұрын
Yes. It's like the saying. You won't help a person by giving them fishes, but give them a fishing pole and teach them how to fish. Much love to these people.
@VOAN24 күн бұрын
It's too bad that won't apply to America either. Over here you need a license just to fish as well. Without one you can't fish or you'll get arrested especially if you got caught catching too much. It's not like the old days in the mountains where you could just go to a nearby creek and start fishing at your own convenience.
@AMXLadyАй бұрын
This breaks my heart sooo much...I'm just running life through my head and watching this and it humbles me soo much. I pray for you sister keep your head up baby❤
@bbxy2418Ай бұрын
That's right. I agree with what you said in the intro. Keep an open mind and keep the negative comments to yourself!!! I appreciate the content bc I love learning about them and their story.
@esfkkАй бұрын
She was one of my client. She obtained supportive housing, which it could land her to sufficient long-term housing, but she left suddenly. It was unfortunate, at the same time, i felt defeated like i failed her. I wish her well and best of luck.
@blasblasblas2094Ай бұрын
If she's clean and honest I can have her live on my first floor. I have a beautiful big home but only if she is of high function, clean and paub cai, 😅😅
@macylis7675Ай бұрын
That’s too bad that she decided to suddenly leave, but don’t feel bad “ you didn’t fail her” she failed herself !
@keebthojАй бұрын
Thanks for trying! You did your best. Keep going. She looks like she needs a holistic approach of cleaning her mind, spirit and body of demonic influences before she can settle with herself in a home.
@user-hm5rs7wn5vАй бұрын
It’s the drugs man, it’s always the drugs. 😢
@thechaoboy375429 күн бұрын
Don't worry about her. She chose to live in that life. Don't feel pity over her lifestyle in the homeless situation because she chose to live on that lifestyle.
@Andermon75Ай бұрын
Can you ask the people how they got into this camp? This wasn't the best interview I'm interested in how they have so much set backs to be in this situation.
@ll51019Ай бұрын
Meth
@Andermon75Ай бұрын
@@ll51019 one can assume, but I really wanna hear more from these interviews. Showing small clips like this will make me lose interest fast. I wanna hear stories! Perhaps a tip to the interviewer is to come up with some standardized questions to ask people and get them talking.
@Andermon75Ай бұрын
Also, I saw that go-fund me was mentioned. I don't see the point in supporting druggies! What are we creating for them? I understand that's not ALL INDIVIDUAL's situation, but really if you want help towards a go-fund me, I'm looking for something more concrete than just oh I grew up here and now I'm here. 🙄
@lindathao6303Ай бұрын
@@Andermon75hey
@LengMoua-pv8xmАй бұрын
There's an application process
@eyang729 күн бұрын
To all the negative people out there. Remember, we all can be homeless at any time so don't judge people at their lowest point. Much love. 🤟🤘
@chouaxiong2328 күн бұрын
You should go learn the different between negative and being real.
@gilda337225 күн бұрын
Say what you want, but this girl is homeless by choice. Yall don’t know how much help she was offered for many years too. She chose this life and chose to abandon all of her kids.
@manyodudeАй бұрын
She all drugged up…lol…if she wants to do better in life then stay away from drugs…your money to her is going straight to drugs
@teamslaiyans3808Ай бұрын
Damn she’s fried up 😅
@flryprn745Ай бұрын
Her teeth R busted too.
@VOAN24 күн бұрын
The thing is if she didn't speak we wouldn't know she was 39. At first I thought she was a granny.
@jamiexiong136923 күн бұрын
Agree with you wholeheartedly that 100% of the money someone gives her will go to drugs. If you want to help her, raise the money to send her to a rehab where she can be Detox safely and get appropriate therapy to help her cope with her addiction and pain.
@starfox8006Ай бұрын
Growing up I thought I'd never see this. Much love and respect, keep helping them.
@thechaoboy375429 күн бұрын
She is 39 years old, and she looked like 72 years old. Changed so much.
@VOAN24 күн бұрын
She is unhealthy and her image shows that. She could still change, at 39 if she stays off the toxic stuff and started living healthy again she would had clean healthy body again. The only person who can change her is herself.
@cyeez5323Ай бұрын
I think you should give them a chance to tell their story, how they started, how they ended up where they are and any words of wisdom to share with others. Then ask them what they need because people want to help but they don’t want to help people that just want to use more drugs.
@chongtoualo3646Ай бұрын
.my older son is here too but he did not tell the truth.
@EelgnayjulesАй бұрын
I agree. Some of his questions are not necessary.
@Lunamochi4Ай бұрын
Please ask them what happened in their life which lead to where their life is now? This will help influence children to make better decisions in their lives so they wont end up in this type of lifestyle or situation.
@christinamua6939Ай бұрын
@chongtoualo3646, what happened to your son.
@chongtoualo3646Ай бұрын
Well my son is the one his name is Xiong. I really don't know that he's here or he's other area? But I believed you're the one who talked with him.
@First_EmperorАй бұрын
It is sad to see Hmong individual being homeless and living in tent city. Being homeless is not problem; the problem is being addicted to drugs ......this is hard to get rid off. Have sympathy and prays for these people that one day they will have the courage to get clean up.
@HOV4NАй бұрын
Hoping the best for my Hmong peeps 💙💙💙
@CrayZJo3DavolaАй бұрын
How to live a decent life. #1 don't do drugs #2 don't be lazy af!
@mariaeuv7694Ай бұрын
Yep..no sorry feeling.
@mayhlilee746Ай бұрын
I dont get this interview? All her answers have nothing to do with why she's homeless?
@flryprn745Ай бұрын
True that! We don’t care how she got to America 🙄 We want to know how she got to homeless!
@eyang729 күн бұрын
I agree but I think we all know some of the reasons why people become homeless. But regardless, much love to them to go and record for us to see them. 🤟
@mayhlilee74628 күн бұрын
My comments simply refer to "how the interview was conducted." As all viewers can see, it never addressed the underlying issues of how she got to where she is. I'm sure we are all interested in why she ended up in this situation. While I might not be able to help her directly, understanding her story might help others avoid similar circumstances. Perhaps someone here can offer her assistance. Aside from the interview, I wanted to say that I understand life can be hard and unfair. No one wants to be in this situation, but sometimes being in it is better than dying, as it may bring some relief. We are often quick to judge without realizing what they are going through, and there are many factors at play.
@gilda337225 күн бұрын
She’s not going to want to answer that
@swtgal2020Ай бұрын
Thank you for interviewing. Please do more interviews, there might be people out there that their families are looking for them.
@plaything4980Ай бұрын
Just like most, if not all of the viewers. I would like to hear their back story. 1. How did they become homeless? 2. Did they try to get help, or did they choose to be that way ( some people are too lazy to help themselves)? 3. What about their family? Did none of their families help, or were they the black sheep of the family?
@blasblasblas2094Ай бұрын
They will lie to you 100 percent.😅😅
@Emperor_1971Ай бұрын
Got dam i would never thought we will have Hmong brothers n sisters living like this 😔 where im from we don’t have any or if anything just a few but myself haven’t seen any.hope they get their act together n help themself because others can only do so much .🙏🙏🙏
@MajorLo-ep7usАй бұрын
That's respect 🙏 for what you can do for our hmong people...
@yunxiongsta1Ай бұрын
Much respect guys.....Thank you, brother, for putting this up. Hopefully, they can get the help they need.
@plasntawmlajlim931026 күн бұрын
Promise no crack no dope no drug no laziness THEN there is a future and opportunity awaiting for all.❤️🌺🌈
@user-hm5rs7wn5vАй бұрын
Man, this is so sad. I’m from Fresno, and I grew up with many Hmong friends. I live next to a lot of Hmong people. It’s sad to see anyone using drugs. 😢 I hope she gets well soon! 🙏
@JesusChristLovesHmongPeopleАй бұрын
Blessed is he that considereth the poor the LORD will deliver him in time of trouble
@tubntsuagvang6743Ай бұрын
Txhob tu siab rau cov hmoob no os. Qhov lawv nyob li no twb yog lawv yeej nyiam nyob li no os. Koj txomnyem tsis yog tim lub tej chaws tiamsis yog tim koj tus kheej tsis kam pab koj xwb.
@blasblasblas2094Ай бұрын
Yog kawg. Koj mas hais yog tshaj. 👍👍
@lissaxiong1852Ай бұрын
So nice of you ! These camp have grown over the years. I remeber discovering some back in 2014-15.
@souachang8500Ай бұрын
You got a big heart and hope your KZfaq channel rise up and wish you the best.
@sousong859222 күн бұрын
DJSP, you are making a difference. U have to start the act to make the change. U got a good heart and headed the right direction.
@user-ew4lm8hh6vАй бұрын
I used to be homeless myself always with Respected to all my homelessness by the Union Gospel Mission by the Railroad Tracks keep your head up lived one day at a time,peace and God's bless you all ..
@gyaj3448Ай бұрын
When you do these videos, you should have a goal on what type of questions you should ask especially how they get in this situation. Its great you are helping out the hmong community.
@lazygato5084Ай бұрын
Thank you for bringing awareness. I had no idea we had Hmong tent cities 😢🙏. Maybe some churches can help out?
@lubneejywjsiab9138Ай бұрын
I use to bike from phalen to that part of town. Sad how it change dramatically. We need program to help these folks get themselves clean then we can all support them financially. Nothing but love to my hmong people.🙏
@maitxhiablis9926Ай бұрын
I’m pretty sure they have homeless shelter. Not a Hmong shelter but a meka shelter.
@blasblasblas2094Ай бұрын
@@maitxhiablis9926 maybe they ain't fit in a homeless shelter either cuz they want Hmoob mov npaum and nqaij ci so they rather live like that. 😅😅
@maitxhiablis9926Ай бұрын
@@blasblasblas2094 🤣
@ZebHawj-c5c26 күн бұрын
High is what I strive,do everything just to get a puff and get lost in a world of illusionary,thinking crazy even I'm at lost,still thinking I am everything,if ever you want to do and try anything,never drug my friend as I speaking from my past and understanding.Love ya all!!!
@maothao-qw9xpАй бұрын
I work at Avivo. This place helps people who are homeless shelter.
@jamesher7835Ай бұрын
Me as a viewer wanna hear the question ask to these hmong people do you have family and how did you get into this situation and if your family friends etc see this video how they could get back in contact with you with help etc.
@blasblasblas2094Ай бұрын
They will lie to you 100 percent 😅😅.
@fantasyboi6969Ай бұрын
We hmong & we chill, see you there at hmongtent for life🤩
@chamoua43727 күн бұрын
I was homeless one way or the other around,too. God help us all we hmong don't have live like this in USA.
@toYOderАй бұрын
Im around the same age as this lady and when we were in high school the crack epidemic was real. All my friends end up locked up or who knows where they are now. From all walks of life were affected by crack. My best friend was my cousin who got into that along with all our other friends and went away for a long time from home invasion to thief. Im glad i never got sucked into that. Hard times
@DJsaintpaulstudiosАй бұрын
Ya generation had it the worst. From gang banging to drugs. Not everybody made it. A lot of our people was effected during that time. That is another good topic to talk about
@ballistic350Ай бұрын
I'm 40, and our generation imo was one of the toughest , as far as drugs and gang banging , hmong on hmong crimes.. etc I was the black sheep, but my older brothers lead a good role model..they don't even drink alcohol 😅 thank god
@leechang7832Ай бұрын
May all them heart change and go back home.
@HlobHlobHlobАй бұрын
I was in an abusive relationship. I left with two of my kids under two and went to a Hmong women’s shelter. And let me tell you, it was not welcoming! They had no resources and no food, but they receive funds from the government! I was told they would help with housing, when I got there I asked one of the Hmong staff and she chuckled and said we don’t help with housing and you have to find housing yourself because this is only 2-3 days support housing. 😮 I immediately left and went to go live with my cousin! I was almost homeless with my two kids! It’s tough!! Almost went back to someone who tried to kill me in front of my children. Hammer to the head and got multiple stitches! I’m blind in my left eye! Glad I left, but Hmong support system is the last that want to help Hmong.
@s0n5Ай бұрын
Never go to anything that is with Hmong. We all know how Hmong people are.
@DLIX2DCLIАй бұрын
Sorry to hear about your situation. I hope you and your kids are doing better.
@Draco_The_Rotterman8 күн бұрын
I can feel you Mee, I was the only hmong in Washington state Prison the entire time i was locked up until the last 6 months. There was other hmong guy. After my time i was picked up by ICE (Immigration,customs enforcement) Once again i was the only hmong ,in Immigration. They was trying to send me back to Laos. I guess in a long about way, Take it from me, Each year we hmongs grow farther apart but when you are locked away there's the Hmong thang that none if us can truly explain which reminds us that at the core we are the Children of Chi You. Anywqys i went through hards times in there and wasn't evwn sure they let ne back out Everyday us a struggle.
@DJsaintpaulstudios8 күн бұрын
@@Draco_The_Rotterman happy you are alive brother. 🙏💯 stay blessed
@Draco_The_Rotterman6 күн бұрын
@@DJsaintpaulstudios you shine bro, keep at it
@A6ugslifeАй бұрын
To those who are sending their hard earned money to Hmoob Nplog, send your money to help those at home first, like this lady so she can become a part of society again.
@SeanSatchitanandaАй бұрын
no no... you may be unknowingly support their drug/alcohol habits.
@A6ugslifeАй бұрын
@@SeanSatchitananda Of course, who would be stupid to give them cash. Bring them food or household items they may need or donate to a reputable charity.
@user-wb8ts5fb6vАй бұрын
I come from a small city in CA. I have run into a few Hmong brothers who are living on the streets. Yes, it is unfortunate, but they chose that life. They can still turn their life around. There are resources available in the community. Teach a man to fish, and he will never go hungry! They just need to make that choice to learn to fish! I hope you guys are able to connect them to the resources and pray they maintain contact with the resources.
@PhajEjHmoobLisАй бұрын
In Sac there's a bunch of Hmong guy allover the creeks and rivers. Saw a few I went to high school with. They been out there for 4-5 years. Cali homelessness is crazy.
@cindylor2012Ай бұрын
What happen to all these hmong organizations that created to help the hmong community?? Hello do your job and go help these people 😢😢
@ylauj3523Ай бұрын
18 clans they too busy helping Hmong Laos people
@ericchue8490Ай бұрын
You should already know. We in America.... we only help the outsider first before helping those at home. That's the America way. Lol
@HmoobyoojyimАй бұрын
Cas es Pom yus tej hmoob nyob txom2 nyem li no tu siab kawg 😢😢😢
@petedawg608Ай бұрын
God bless brother❤
@thaublaus1047Ай бұрын
Show more videos dude
@MaivemmАй бұрын
It hurts my heart to see this. 😿 Thank you for sharing and bringing awareness. I didnt know there were Hmong people in these situations.
@LymeeChaАй бұрын
They were not there when I rode by there 2yrs. Wow
@VOAN24 күн бұрын
This issue just happened, also Covid-19 is part of the problem too cause when that happen most people got laid off or lost their job due to job closure.
@lilyinthe408Ай бұрын
Good video, bro. Hope to see her progress and that other older lady too.
@ClearWater7.62Ай бұрын
Hope the best for them and find shelter before winter. God bless 🤍 in Jesus name amen
@julievang2664Ай бұрын
Thanks for the awareness. From what I've seen before mental health and drugs can lead a person to this type of situation. Hope one day these people find the will in themselves to get better/clean and continue fighting for a brighter future.
@bnyang84Ай бұрын
Damn, I thought MN lifestyle and cost of living was cheaper and better than Cali. Cause shit, we be struggling here but I guess thats what keeps us busy, motivated and stay hustling.
@VOAN24 күн бұрын
Most of the people living in this tent city are from California, Wisconsin, Alaska, Oklahoma, Michigan, and North Carolina. The native Minnesota Hmong doesn't live in these tents. These people move from different states to Minnesota for jobs and a place to live but there's not enough jobs available anymore and housing is expensive so they live in tents instead.
@qaibteamshutdownvangАй бұрын
❤❤❤ ty for help them…..
@domluminati427Ай бұрын
Drugs & alcolhol doesn't pick sides, race,.sex,.religion nor ethnicity..Where do you guys think these drugs are coming from and why? Wake up folks these things are done intentionally .
@yellowskinfellowothers5085Ай бұрын
Man don't ask that question about her parents name man c'mon yo....
@Roses860Ай бұрын
She definitely looks like she's doing drugs. I hope that she finds help for herself. Thank you for bringing this into the light. Drugs and mental issues are real and has a big impact in your life. Next time ask them how they got there and what sort of help do they need.
@pangkhang3646Ай бұрын
Xeeb lis ne kuj pab peb cov hmoob me kas thiab
@vangxiong2463Ай бұрын
You know you know you know
@keaneTVchannelsАй бұрын
If u can start a rehab program im sure there other resources out there that will be open for that if yall have the money make it happen n help out these Hmong brother n sisters to get them back on their feet 😊
@NuminousChildАй бұрын
You need to be more in depth with your questions. The lady talked about being upset due to being Hmong. I would had love to hear why she felt that way. Have you heard of “soft underwhite belly”? take some pointers
@paolee2730Ай бұрын
Ty DJ for doing this!
@vajtsab8826Ай бұрын
I remember my days of being homeless in MN. I was a little lucky cause I had the shelter to fall back to, then I got a car cause I was able to work again but still homeless while working. Lived in my car for 3 years. I was homeless since 2013 to Now. Had to junk my car. So, found me a room to rent. I feel like an inmate everyday. My crime, disabled on benefits. I preferred living in my car than being coupe in a room sharing house with roommates. Got ones that smokes in the house that is torture. No clean air to breathe. After I got my surgery. I couldn't get back on the working horse. So, I'm trapped in this never ending NIGHTMARE. It's true the say " You Own Nothing and You Shall be happy." Life is not happy at all on this side of life. For the disabled, elderly and low-income. Unless, you had a good paying job and have put a lot of time into working. Less you work. Less benefit you'll get for when you become disabled or retired.
@DJsaintpaulstudiosАй бұрын
@@vajtsab8826 can I interview you so we can spread awareness
@vajtsab8826Ай бұрын
@DJsaintpaulstudios yeah.. everyone from family to government seems to think that I'm crazy. For what I experienced.
@ashton8878Ай бұрын
Are you married now??? Would love to hear about your story.
@vajtsab8826Ай бұрын
@ashton8878 NO, single. Couldn't find the right one. Was about marry when I was younger. I had 2 girls I wanted to marry. Family said I was too young. Now they still giving me grief about not getting married. Because want I been through. I'm damaged in that part of life. I can no longer trust or believe what she will say. If I did have one. I only have a few remaining lady friends.
@blasblasblas2094Ай бұрын
@@vajtsab8826that's a sad story. Maybe get a part time job, start saving $$ little by little and then go to Laos and maybe you will be more happy. You might not want to come back to the U.S because there's not an American dream for everyone. 😅
@wbkevzoo6188Ай бұрын
May God keep her safe wherever she travels to Sib paab txhawb Mog
@ryangreen1141Ай бұрын
That will soon be Mai Thao the singer from Vietnam.
@tfboiyaazАй бұрын
We don’t need to know that…every1 makes mistake… no 2222 deep!!!!!
@johnkong5193Ай бұрын
Stopping by to support, like what you’re doing bro keep up the good work!
@159nightangelАй бұрын
To all the people who send money overseas to hmong nplog, please help your own here in the state
@NateXionАй бұрын
Is it safe to go to those homeless places alone. If we are going there alone, are they gonna come over and ask like; why do we appear on their site for what reason?
@ashton8878Ай бұрын
Maybe if you show up with necessities and foods, they won’t mind.
@hottoys634Ай бұрын
Tell her next time to go to hmong funeral homes near there, she can get free food on the weekends since there is always a funeral going on. Also she can stock up on food since leftovers get thrown out anyways.
@user-rj3px6gk4nАй бұрын
Reported: Tell us how ya get to America? "Ah my parents got here long ago. I think they flew in a plane to come." 😂 no way!
@ashton8878Ай бұрын
LOL, FR. I think he should come up with some FAQ instead of just asking rhetorical questions out of thin air.
@jqhuahawj3272Ай бұрын
😂😂
@flryprn745Ай бұрын
She’s high AF, no brainer answer. You could tell she’s not all there, due to many years of substance abuse.
@80skid4ever8Ай бұрын
Thank you for bringing awareness to our hmong community. You should take your next time and do a more thorough interview.
@tiffani8307Ай бұрын
My dude here gets an A for effort and a D for interviewing. We didn't learn much from this interview
@lilyinthe408Ай бұрын
Just wondering how they live in the camp. How do they bathe or cook food daily? So people will know what type of food to donate to help.
@VOAN24 күн бұрын
They lived near downtown, there are many hotels, public bathrooms, churches, shelters, a stadium, a flea market, a laundry place, a few grocery stores, about 2-3 Subway and McDonalds restaurants, multiple hospitals including Regions Hospital, and a lot of Pizzarias, 3 job temp agencies, and the River Centre nearby. I'm sure they got all they need just walking distance from them. Remember this is not the jungle, this is a slum within the city. If they need help, help are right around the corner.
@hauvtojАй бұрын
Hmong are free people. Living like this is really FREE.
@jxl0318Ай бұрын
You need to learn how to ask questions. Ask them what did they do to get to where they are at? Do they plan to turn their life around? Your question about how they got to the US is lame.
@chuephang781Ай бұрын
They chose to smoke and live like life
@xenglee5098Ай бұрын
I understand there life way put have to understand that they chose this way of life if u wat something u just have go for it
@primitivebulliestony9090Ай бұрын
It's sad to see peb hmoob ua yeej mob kuv siab kawg.. But we can only blame themselves for going this route and hope the best for them... Godbless peb hmoob
@SCha-ji4rxАй бұрын
You are wasting time asking alot of questions thats really necessary. You need to ask questions as to why they became homeless then move on to the next person. You should have a basic list of questions to ask when interviewing these people such as : What's your name and Last name? Do you have a spouse and children? Why or how did you end up homeless? Do you want to get out of the homeless camp and back to a normal life? What kind of help do you need and are you willing to do what it takes to get out of the situation you're in?
@mollies13Ай бұрын
but its okay cause you will be the one
@user-do5pp9xd9zАй бұрын
It’s hard to see your own kind in the street like this. Homeless!!
@bangbanggg16Ай бұрын
I love what you're doing! Keep it up! ❤
@naiinthavongАй бұрын
God bless your heart ❤️
@ongvang7085Ай бұрын
So sad to see our Hmong people stay at this situation
@RightPhalangesАй бұрын
love the beats on this episode. have you asked? if not, may you ask: what caused them to go down this road to end up like this? do they feel at this point they can be helped to live differently/better?
@xiongyang7Ай бұрын
Hopefully, they can help themselves and get out of there. Drugs and mental health is real. Hope, God bless them.
@untouchablelah13 күн бұрын
Man, i didnt know there were so many homeless Asians. Crazy. I hope they all get help and help themselves out of there.
@evolemorej7983Ай бұрын
Wish I could speak English & switch to Hmoob like she was doing, hella dope. I want to learn the (Hmong Green) language so bad but I'm old now. Ha!
@DLIX2DCLIАй бұрын
I can teach you hmong green. It's actually pretty easy.
@John-mv9erАй бұрын
Dude u asking sum dumb?s. No one cares who her parents are,what school she went too. Ask her wat her problems and how she end up like that. Just my 2 cents.
@yialee741Ай бұрын
Didn't even know this place exist. 😢😢
@CTRwannaBАй бұрын
Stay away from drugs Hope everyone does well in lofe
@phaxiong104Ай бұрын
Addiction is a real problem
@gemini-mg6sc29 күн бұрын
It's very disconcerting to see many Hmong brothers and sisters end up in situations like this. 🙏
@yaajpeteАй бұрын
Instead of interviewing drug addicts interview people who are really down on their luck. I dont feel sorry for the drug addicts they did it to themselves! Their families try to pick them up, but they choose this life. There's people out there who are more deserving of help, sorry, but not sorry