SF Man Claims He’s PAID TO BE HOMELESS! w/ Keith McHenry

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A recent video went viral featuring a homeless man describing the perks of living on the streets in San Francisco, perks that included $600 a month in cash along with another $200 in food stamps, as well as a cell phone with Netflix and Amazon Prime. Enjoying all these benefits was far better than having to work or pay for an apartment, he said.

Jimmy speaks with Food Not Bombs founder Keith McHenry about the likely veracity of the man’s claims, along with many of the other myths about homelessness in America today.

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