So very true Melissa. You can see this scene recreated all over the world, in all the major cities.
The worse I have ever seen was in San Francisco down the Mission and Tenderloin areas, where there were thousands of poor pan handlers and hobos lining the streets in abject misery. LA is just as bad downtown.
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The worse I have ever seen was in San Francisco down the Mission and Tenderloin areas, where there were thousands of poor pan handlers and hobos lining the streets in abject misery. LA is just as bad downtown.
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