Just to think you did not even get a reply from Shed-Happens. Not even a heart.

This is a great, thoughtful idea!

@@hoppingrabbit9849 That is definitely not needed for simple disconnections, it would be ironic having a Amish electrician.

Incredible

Just hook up the shed and drive away, that's all you need! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

never give up your poop bucket or your piss can,its like a credit card,you dont have to use them,its just that you have peace of mind there there,you never know when youll need them

I also grew up in crushing poverty. I learned how to work. Some people just can't figure it out. The key is to be dependable n want to learn. Employers will go for the person that is gonna be there n learn fast. I have a much better life now. It sounds corny but working hard is the key. Some jobs won't appreciate it but keep moving on until you find that employer that does appreciate it.

I like to see people succeed. From the age off 10 to 11 I made a shit load of money selling mangroves for erosion control. I sold 10,000 @ $6 each. Not bad for a 10 yo's lemonaide stand. At 12 I moved out and never looked back. Quit school 2 weeks into the 7th grade. The town cop said I was better off living on the free boat I got from the marina and anchored in the bay than in an orphanage. I didn't want to work, but people started to offer me a lot of money to come find a job in their business. I don't know what it was, no ediucation. All I had going was good work ethics. I quit sailing in the US because people were always offering me work. Then I started getting offers there but at least it was good money like delivering a boat to the USA. I didn't really start a business because I preferred to sail around south america in a sailboat until somebody offered me enough money to stop and anchor up in one spot for a while. I retired at 40 and baught an anuity and then I got social security. I am living pretty well now.

@@theresaromeo5484 The reputation I had was just put me on the payroll and I would find a place. You are exactly the person any employer wants on his team.

Well done you! Love to hear a success story! The current generation of snowflakes could take a lesson from you!

Agree on that good thinking

Agreed.

You are Correct. I've been both. You're spot On 👍

Facts. A roof over your head is number 1 priority. And I have a cabin /shed I turned into a small apartment. It's not but 300 month for it . And I own the land already. So if they cant afford 300 month then they in trouble. Most single bedroom apartments are double that monthly.

How much do these things cost ?

Actually he does if he really wants to get it ALOT of times because people can and will make it hard for him to get otherwise so it's part of the job.

Kid is learning what happens when one doesn't make payments as promised. Life isn't free.

Just put on an N 95 mask and you’re good

Yeah that's what I thought too 😂

@@wallacegrommet9343 because that’s what those are designed for lmao😂😂😂

Right. "She has Covid now" but maybe you can come back tonight....lol.

@@wallacegrommet9343 Or trust the one and done experimental jab that turned into 5 jabs

Sadly in the US it’s common to have someone living in a garage.

Depends? Could B Tim Curry's Paradise Garage? When I stepped outta the Uber, I did not anticipate this feeling?

Man told me on my first job don't laugh at nobody trouble no matter if it's marry of not n don't nerver say nerver bcuz the same could happen to u he was I guess 50 somthi me 19.. he was right it took yrs later but it never would did happen to me that why I don't say nerver would happen to me nomore.

And there is the tiny matter of the "him" as well as mommy dearest.

@@joecraft3904 ok bud ya wanna proof read and try again … I mean trying to read your comment gave me a headache.

@Scott Toothman Ok bud, you want to proof read and try again? Trying to read your comment gave me a headache.

Sad thing most Americans are only a couple paychecks away from it

That's one reason why I keep watching these. I just subscribed

That's what happens when you wanna be fat and lazy and live off of welfare and disability. Some people just don't wanna work. Or they just choose to stay at a crappy job the rest their lives. That's on them. Hourly the daughter learns to do better in life from this situation

that and the fact people care more about money then about people having place to live you pay bills when moneys there to pay them anyone go out throw someone out in cold over money a cold hearted pos and needs to be put out in cold iv let people stay in my rent home for months to they could find work or another place to go long as they pay power stuff im lossing the rent but thats ok i may be in there place someday due to heath or something not have money to pay something

@@jonsworld5307 Maybe you didn't notice they had a large home next to the shed to live in.

@@SingleStacked i dont mind living in that kind of Shed as long it paid off anyways...... also im disable so if i had a wheelchair & i cant use stairs then something like that will work for me exp when it cold & snowing out & there no washroom

@@SingleStacked i didnt notice that and guy in video was extremely nice about it with helping them move there stuff even tho he may of exposed him self to covid if home was theres and safe to live in why was they in shed be my Queston if just because they want to or what ever id took it to but if home had mold or something or maybe they cant a ford to heat the big house

Great post, Kelli...

Great Post!

What "good government job" are you working at for 23 years with no security dude?

Exactly 100%

Well said. Life is tough for people and you never know what could happen to any us.

Right, Iike they have a lawyer on call! 😂

😂😂😂😂

Can't afford your shed payment, probably don't have a lawyer on retainer.

he really doesn't have too,, in mst cases, unless the items are extremely heavy, he can just load the building up, empty or full,, it isn't required he empty it, I think he does it for 2 reasons, 1st one being that he is willing to help the renters and not just take all their things, & the 2nd reason would be because it may be safer, lighter to do so for the trip ..

Yes, and with free labor!

@@hoppingrabbit9849 So someone living in a shed, a tent, car or for that matter a port-a-potty (that is being repossessed) must go through a legal eviction process?

@@whatsup848 depends on what state law is for that state

@@clownchaostime3024 Binge watching. The process of rent to own was explained on one video. You are wrong.

@@whatsup848 if it's on your property you can live in a shed all you want. The citys just have corrupt laws that let them steal peoples sheds If it an inch over the legal size or if the city doesnt give permission that you dont have to ask for legally. I dont live in a city like the Democrat cuqs who do this stuff so I can live how ever I want on my farm in my small town where we actually have rights unlike anyone living in the corrupt cities where they hold everyone back

#Nonsense-The woman has Covid...

@@bobcuster8930 She knew for at least 2 MONTHS that the shed was getting repossessed BEFORE she got COVID!!! She should have had it cleaned out!! Josh was a sweetheart to get the items out that he did get out. The lady could have helped some. 🤦‍♀️

I’m on no-ones side, but wish to share that I had a mum, now passed, who was not mentally capable of dealing with much, and she was a great mum, to the best of her very limited abilities. So us kids grew up in pretty bad conditions, but luckily no abuse etc. She just didn’t have life skills. I remember her once only ever asking me to help her, and that was when she couldn’t cope with having to contact a court when her and dad were divorcing. She just couldn’t do it. Too traumatic for her. And I proudly did bc I knew she couldn’t, and that she wouldn’t have asked me if she could. In retrospect, it was effed up asking a maybe 12 yo to do that, but she must’ve been beside herself with trauma and fear and had no one else to help. I’m my now 55 years, I too have found myself in a few horrid situations of not having ANYONE (but God) to help. So I totally get there is sometimes several reasons people need help from those that really shouldn’t be. So please be careful to not cast stones in a glass house. Take care, it may be you some time.

Not all are lazy, lots of mental illness and other things going on these days.

That's the new adult the dog ate my homework excuse !

Living in a shed isn't the healthiest environment. I moved and in the midst of the move, the other party decided to change plans. I found myself in a shed without power or water. Hot , humid, and I got sick. 4 years later am in a nice new house but it was awful for those years, carrying water, dealing with county. No mailbox, bad cell service, wondering what planet I'd landed on.

It might be their excuse.

Don-How do you know they 'put themselves' in that situation? How do you know battles and struggles they have faced?

@@bobcuster8930 amen

@@bobcuster8930 Since there's a relatively new car out front, I suspect their payments were going for that as well. Add a layoff, perhaps, and they can't pay.

@@jeffryblackmon4846 Who says the car belongs to the people in the shed? You realize they are living on someone else's property right?

@@bobcuster8930 about every time I’ve known people like that, they got themselves there my stupid decisions.

Think long and hard what happened around then....Mass Immigration

I wonder how many people reading this will know what happened on that date. Sadly, probably not very many.

When Kennedy was killed.

You’re exactly right!

Your generation let this happen like wtf

Breaks my heart too when I saw that.

If CPS sees this, the daughter may get taken away from such parents.

If that was the daughter and she came out of the regular house, why is the mother living in a shed? Did I miss something?

some time it's not that easy I have. never seen it this hard . people have so much but so many have nothing. thank you for being so kind

As @thomasbaye4805 said times are harder now than they have been since the depression. Some parents whether it be single or couples have found themselves on hard times at no fault to their own. Parents who dont drink or do drugs are doing everything possible everything but still find themselves falling farther behind. Im not talking about the ones who wont work, take accountability, make excuses etc. There is familys facing evictions, living in motels, shelters, with family/friends, having their car repoed, loosing their homes and barley putting food on the table that was for the most part financially stable less than 5yrs ago. Due to job cuts, company shut downs, covid and inflation on EVERYTHING americans are not in a good place right now. There are the ones who are workin 2-3 jobs but still find themselves in these situations. I have creditors calling me 24/7 but I have nothing to give them. I am $700,000.00 in medical bill debt. When you have 20 different creditors wanting a monthly payment of 100 bucks a month on top of our other bills its impossible. They say the wont take a smaller payment they want x amount. Its my husband and I he worked because I can not. Working for walmart your not living a luxurious life. We was denied all benefits because he made too much. We have no credit cards. Never qualified and dont want one. We lived within our means, nothing extra and own a older used car. There has been so many times if it wasnt for food pantries and extra stuff my daughter gets on her wic she dont use we would have went hungry. There are the cases where the parents need to do better but there are cases where they are doing everything possible.

​@@thomasbaye4805 Some people work hard at making a GOOD life, some people don't. Too often those who don't think it unfair that those who do have more. I had all the odds against me in life. I changed the outcome with hard work and determination. I set an example for my kids, both successful too. Poverty is a lifestyle, it is chosen, people who refuse to believe others are not just 'lucky' and have acquired a degree of security through HARD WORK AND SACRIFICE . I resent those that think they are entitled to same food, shelter and goods that I worked hard for because the GVT taxes me to pay for them. THAT IS WHAT IS UNFAIR.

She wasn’t sick, just worthless.

If she really had Covid...

You went way beyond

@@valrummel7215 I'm tired of people using Covid as a scapegoat for everything these days (why they can't find a job, why they can't pay a bill, etc.). I know Covid has inconvenienced many people but I'm talking about the ones that use it as a fake excuse. It's shameful.

Same lol. I felt so awful & so out of it, I didn’t even know what time it was or what day it was. I was bed-bound for days.

What are you on about? The shed wasn’t even messy

It costs time and energy. You wouldn't get it if you never experienced chronic fatigue or depression. Idiots tend to think mental illness is all made up.

Laziness is how she got there. Laying in bed watching TV and getting fatter by the day.

I’ve had Covid ( A COLD) 3 times, no jab and each time it was easier. Body immune system kickin. I’m 55 years old.

@@dcg590 I had it 3 months after having radiation for a brain tumor. I assumed I had a bad cold and that it was worse than my husbands because the tumor should have been swelling and making life miserable for a bit. Then near the end of it all, we were transferred to another city for work. Having covid definitely isn't the end of the world. You can still get chit done.

The contract from the rent to own negates squatters rights.