Getting out of Japan Lower Class

That's a pretty sweet safety net. You get a place to live, eat, and sleep while you figure out how to rebuild your life again. I wonder if there's a limit on how long you can be on welfare.

That tiny single bedroom would cost $1200 in Toronto 😭 it looks well-maintained too!

Happy for the dude, but I think his conclusion is a bit erroneous.

I live in Japan, and there is definitely a safety net (with lots of its own problems), and this video shows it.

He really didn’t have it that hard. I know lots of people who are holding down jobs, good education, and their lives don’t look much different from his. Cheap apartment, rainy streets, beer from the conbini.

He’s young, and the video really shows how important it is to have low income housing for people who fall through the cracks.

The chances of this video occurring if he had been living on the streets and actually destitute, how it is in much of the world, would have been minuscule.

"Buy my course"

How I left poverty: "I started a media business".

Ok kinda your fault if you had what it takes to start a business at the drop of a hat. WTF.

"cigarettes are my only source of pleasure" Immediately followed by "I go to the convenience store to buy alcohol and snacks"

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Lmao I can’t take this seriously at all

Bro is so poor he couldn’t even afford enough time per shot to read tge txt😭💔✌🏽

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