Customers repeatedly offer job to woman aging out of foster care system | WWYD
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- With over 20,000 kids reaching the age limit in the foster care system each year in the U.S., #WWYD explores challenges these young adults may face as they navigate their new world ahead.
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it’s insane that they just make the kids leave once they turn 18 without any help at all
Yeah i don't understand why they have to leave at18???
@@samibrady9212 Because they're a legal adult at that age and the system just expects them to somehow be able to fend for themselves at that point?
There are programs that pay for your housing and schooling when you age out. Some benefit from it and make something of themselves. But there are those who don't make good with the money and end up in not so favorable positions
Some great foster parents treat their foster children like their own, and allow them to stay, and help them with their education. Unfortunately, the government checks for their care, ends at 18! Lots of people house foster children, simply for the money!
I think it depends on the system. My friend aged out when I was still in HS and they paid for her apartment/schooling/expenses for a good amount of time after 18. We’d always go to her apt because she was the first one to have her own place.
As a retail manager. I’ve had plenty of people with a permanent home who were unreliable. So not having a permanent address doesn’t indicate whether you are reliable or not.
Imo if you are in that position, you would take that job way more seriously knowing what's on the line.
Right lmfao!! Come on. Most people have homes and vehicles and are less reliable.
Exactly. Can’t judge a book by the cover.
While your final statement is true, your argument for it is very illogical.
Also this set up is a bit silly. A foster kid about to age out of the system would use their current address as their permanent address and then just change it if/when they got the job and had to move out of the foster home.
I aged out of foster care in Arizona and it was horrible. I was given black trash bags, and 3 bus passes. It was terrifying but I was very fortunate to have amazing friends around me. I now own my own business and would immediately have offered her a job. I know how it feels to just need someone to NOT think you’re completely worthless.
That is amazing!!! Everything about the foster care system is horrifying. Some foster families are good but a lot are not. There really is no safe place for kids to go when they are removed from their home. Often times, foster kids end up in worse situations than they left. It is broken broken broken and these are OUR CHILDREN. We need huge reform especially since states can essentially contract out their entire foster care system to FOR PROFIT orgs. These companies then take the bare resources and cut them down further so they can turn a profit. It is sick and it should be criminal. It should be criminal, because what happens to these kids as a result, is criminal!
I am so happy you found strength and had good support to lean on.
@@helianabanes4875 I was very fortunate but realistically, it’s becoming more and more rare that people are willing to help out others. It’s very sad.
@@rerelux6311Yes. Unfortunately, the problem is so vast and complicated, it makes it easier to stop caring and become jaded and/or apathetic because the problem is just SO big it feels hopeless, which leads to more indifference and less people willing to care for others. It totally sucks. Seriously keeps me up at night thinking about kids like yourself who were in or are in foster care. Abused children should not be used to turn a profit, it is effing insane.
God bless you and thanks for your amazing and strong story, may the sun shine on your face and the wind on your back.
It’s sad that there are many children growing up in foster care having nothing but bad experiences. All they want is to have a family that loves them and feel that they are as loving. But sometimes, that doesn’t happen therefore shaping their lives and personalities that affect the rest of their lives in a negative way. So when I say I’m proud of what you have become due to your circumstances, know that no life is worthless. Just messaging you has a positive impact on my life and I thank you for that. We all meet people either directly or indirectly and we learn from that experience. I hope my words have a similar effect on you. You have my utmost respect and I wish you the best life has to offer you for the rest of your life. Take care and be well.♥️
I saw someone stealing in a grocery store earlier, i punched him
I'm in a hospital right now, still waiting for John Quiñones to come
I laughed so hard it turned into a cough🙊
Hahaha
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Haha I've been bingeing this show for the past 15 hours straight, and so many times I've been like, "Dude, what if that person just decked the bad guy in the face right now?" lol
EDIT: Never mind, it has happened on here lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Honestly this one is going to hit me. I was in foster care and when I aged out I was homeless. Hell im still tryn a pick up pieces and get my life together and im 23 now. People don't get how hard it is being a foster kid and growing up and having no one.
Aww I’m sorry about that
I do
Sorry
Ur doing great so far x
I was an orphan by 4, thankfully was adopted by family. I've been homeless as an adult and it's hard to pick up the pieces and put yourself together. I feel for you and wish I could help you out.
*“I’m sure there was a time that you didn’t have a job and someone gave you a job.”* This hits differently. Pay it forward.
Somebody gave you your first shot at some point. Why not give others a chance too.
I lost my home in November of 2018 and had been living in my car with my dog since, parked at a pull-off next to the highway.
One evening the following May, some guy in his 60s pulled over and came up to talk to me. He told me that he worked on a concrete crew, and said that they could use a laborer if I was interested.
I told him I would love to, but I had no experience at all.
He said no problem at all. He gave me $20 for gas, told me he'd meet me back there at 7am and I could follow him to the job site. He even made me a lunch for my first day.
That man was incredible. So many people look down on those that are homeless, without even knowing what put them in that situation to begin with.
I've constantly had strangers call the cops on me for living in my car.
But I've also had that man and one woman offer me a good job, and people have stopped with bags of groceries and have given me money, dog food, toiletries, etc.
Some people out there are absolute shit. But those people I met, and the people we see in this show, are the ones that restore my faith in humanity.
@@coalblooded lam so happy for you thank god you are ok:)
She was super nice.
As a foster care kid. This hit home. Damnit I’m crying
Exactly
me as a 13-year-old foster kid watching this, not knowing I had a 20% chance on being homeless before watching this 👁👄👁
I hope you don't
70%. But good luck. I hope we as a society can get our shit together
Hope everything goes great for you, I really do 🥺❤️
My best wishes ❤️
Carl Gharis why would you say that and worry them more?
@@idonthaveacreativename8752 because it's the sad trooth. I'm making a statement
I grew up in foster care and am 27 now. This was my reality. Also, the general discrimination not just from jobs but peers and society in general is extreme. They deem foster kids as a lost cause even though most of us were removed from our families bc of our parents and not bc of anything we did. Thank you for this video.
This is why I want to foster older children when I'm older. You're not hopeless; you've been failed by everyone around you. We owe you more and need to do better by you.
Yes. This. ❤️
Same and I’m 35. I begged for my first job. I had $15 and a bag of clothes when I aged out. Not even enough money for food until my first pay cheque. My new housemate realised and gave me the first 2 weeks of board for free so I could buy food. It was a very isolating and lonely journey. It’s tough having no safety net whatsoever.
@@shambolicrhetoric6143lol are you able bodied ? Then you have a safety net.
@@Rosemary46840 Of course I do - now … I’m a successful business professional …. but I didn’t when I was 17 and given the boot from my foster care home. We are talking about when we were kids / young adults.
She b having 4 jobs if this wasn’t a TV show at all.
Facts
Omg
Actor abouta be like... “y’all still hiring? I’m not rlly in foster care”
Trueee
@@danielmendes5120 that's probably her in the act lol
I am actually in foster care so this is interesting and hits me hard because I will be that girl In a few years.
Well I hope life gets easier for you wish you the best
lolol
Hope ur ok 💙💙💙💙 stay strong
Stay strong Hannah wish you all the happiness and beautiful things ♥️ Be proud of your self and when you get out to the world make a difference 🍃
How has your experience been?
I literally teared up at how everyone that over heard the situation had stepped up to try & help the young woman. beautiful
I ran a pre and post emancipation program several years ago. We helped aging out foster youth with housing, life skills, job, college, and tech school applications and helped facilitate access to mental and social services. Didn’t pay much money but it was so spiritually rewarding. These young adults need all the help we can give. Most were abused, molested, or neglected. Please give them a chance and reach out when you can. It will warm your heart.
I was afraid to pick up a $20 bill because I thought John Quinones was gonna pop out
😂😂
Yeah, that would suck , wouldn't it?
If there was a homeless man right down the street, give it to him - that might be the John Quinones test
😆
I saw a guy stealing phone accessories at Walmart and told one of the workers because I was afraid John Quinones was there and I didn’t say anything 😂
The first lady dropped her crown
Where? Time stamp?
Drunk Sonic bruh 🤣🤣 went right over your head
Zach Ayers nah I got the joke, just trying to ruin it
@@sonic3817 allow me to put a "r/woosh" to ruin it even more
Zach Ayers funny cuz it went over yours
As an aged out foster adult, this hit hard. This needs to be talked about more.
Customer: “Well you don’t have to be horrible about it”
Actor: 👁 👄 👁
I loved that 😂 even as an actress she was too stunned to speak
Everyone gangsta till John comes out and says this is what would you do
XD
@Bullets in Bacon Grease seems you never watched the rest of their videos then
Bullets in Bacon Grease are you dumb?! They use black people all the time or they start with a white person and switch to black to see the reaction and the reaction is always worse once they’re black so don’t be ignorant.
@Bullets in Bacon Grease he has and so what if he didn't. It's his show tf u gonna do about it.
@Bullets in Bacon Grease you're the only idiot here that thinks this is racism. They have done episode with poc being the bad guy. I'm not gonna go back and forth with you when you can go watch the videos.
I have a friend that was in foster care, and he had such a hard time transitioning from a group home. Its heartbreaking, because they are treated like its their fault they're in foster care when it's not.
@Karina Peters yeah but not everytime and they can't know that so nobody shouldn't be judged only because they have been in foster care
Also I'm not sure if I wrote everything correctly because English isn't my own language😁
@Karina Peters no its not, not ever. If you can't handle your child and he or she needs to be moved to a foster home, the parents are still to blame for not raising their child correctly.
Only when the child is truly a psychopath, but then such a child doesn't belong in a group either.
@Karina Peters I'm sorry, what? When exactly is the child's fault that they are in foster care?
There's times where the child has had behavioural issues and was placed there by the state. I was never in Foster Care but I spent 6 years in and out of group homes and RTF's and I've seen kids who didn't have anyone to rely on and become institutionalized.
So sometimes it is the kid's fault why they're in the situation. But there's too many people that use the system just to get an easy paycheck and it sets them up for failure
This hits hard. I was a foster kid. Aged out the system it was my senior year of high school. Had to drop out and try to find a roof over my head and a job. It's not easy when the system doesn't prepare the kids before aging out. I have friends that are now older and have family's of their own and struggled just the same. I'm 49 now. Yes I went back to school at 20 and was able to graduate high school. I made it to collage and became a C.N.A and med tech
Super happy for you!
♥ If someone's just about to be homeless, and they're actively seeking a job, it's pathetic to turn that person down as they're trying to better their own lives, while at the same time offering to work for your business. All of these people are so awesome. Breaks my heart to learn of how many people are aging out into homelessness... :(
As I've said it before we need NOT these ICE rades. Children of illegals need NOT be in cages. Legal born U.S. citizens whom need NOT have kids cost us far far far far far more of a tax $ drain on our society because of what happens to their children whom 1) we have to house them as minors and 2) as this situation brings to our overlooked attention we often dump them off as garbage as adults. I mean typical upper middle class suburban parents DON'T say to their kids you're 18/19 years old good bye. What I can say is sadly 70% of foster kids and up a drain on our society. 30% turn out okay. I'm in the 30%. In these past 15 years my life hasn't been perfect by any stretch of the imagination I've experienced homlesness. But I have NOT been involved in drugs or alcohol I have NOT been in and out of jail I have NOT negligently impregnated women. Sadly it seems 7 out of 10 do they end up drug addicts they end up in and out of jail they become pregnant with 4 kids if they are female or negligently impregnate 4-6 females if we're talking about males. Which cost the system a shit ton of money. It's just a sad cycle. Now at the age of 34 I'm old enough to have a perception 18/19 year old ( kid's) yes legal adults BUT it's NOT as if they're going to know the ends and outs of how the world works. We DIDN'T at that age even tho of course we all though ( I got this) that's only so true. Biggest problem with foster kids they are NOT form a typical upper middle class family they DON'T have parents to come to thier aid if they screw up at 20 years old. Like I said only 3 out of 10 of us from that situation turn out okay. And thats NOT a statistic we should be proud of nor aspire too. Does that sound like a developed country?
I literally choked up with the first one already. The people that stand up for her are amazing.
Bullets in Bacon Grease clearly you don’t watch wwyd bc thats not true😂
@Bullets in Bacon Grease stop commenting this ignorance under everyone's comment.
Bullets in Bacon Grease go watch the pray the gay away episode
Bullets in Bacon Grease okay have you considered the fact that Mabey black people aren’t auditioning for the psrt
Bullets in Bacon Grease ok ima go out on a limb here and say you care about this way to much, do you feel oppressed because actors of the same race as you are playing bad guys.
"I can't hire her. This is a business; not a charity."
How would that be charity? She wasn't asking you to live there. And you wound't have given her money as a gift, but rather in exchange for her work.
Lol this is acting, people don't actually act like this
@@Rosemary46840 I know those are actors, but the idea is that they talk like people would in these situations. Their words might be a little exaggerated, but not enough that the others realize it's a performance.
I've literally been homeless and still managed to be one of the most reliable employees at the place I was working at the time. They didn't hold it against me and even helped me. Knowing this scenario happens IRL is HORRIBLE!! Love the people who stood up for this young girl, scenario or not. We need more people like them in the world to spread more love and positivity.
That's rare tho most able bodied homeless people are just bums who don't wanna work hard
the foster care system is so incredibly broken, and its effects and the stigma are very very real. wwyd genuinely covers important issues, true OG🙌🏻
They should do one about teen depression and anxiety as it doesn’t get taken seriously, it would be great if they did one on that as it would raise more awareness of it ❤️
Agree
Like we're she gets a panic attack from something or it just gets brought up by the mother like she's shaming her for it
totally agree! i kind of suffered this myself a little bit
As someone w social anxiety, I'd love to see an episode where they touch this topic :)
I've always had my grandparents mocked me for having it
That's a HUGE one!
Apparently everyone that dines at this cafe is abundant with job offers, lol.
It's a bit of an upscale café, and honestly most working class or middle class people know someone who can get you a job somewhere.
Plot twist the real cafe owner was one of them
People in STL are actually really nice for the most part. I loved living there.
Us people around the Saint Louis area know somebody who’s hiring 😅
That cm punk pfp is so good
Person: "Is This A Joke??"
John: *Well Yes, But Actually No*
Imagine going to the bathroom at a restaurant and finding John Quinones and his team hiding in the bathroom. 👁👄👁
😂😂 right! Excuse me, I just need to get to that stall.😂
The people who offered her a job were amazing
Completely different situation but it's kinda like when homeless people try to get jobs. No address is a problem for the application unfortunately. I'm so thankful these people were so kind and helpful.
That’s really the scenario I wanted to see.
Idk, there are groups out there for that. Problem is that there isn't enough out there.
@@angel-nv7jk I'm sure there are groups that would help and you're right there aren't enough. It's kinda like having 1 free lawyer out of millions of people. Most people don't get to reap the benefits of this kind of stuff that most people are entitled to getting (like being able to find a job).
I don't see why address is a factor in getting a job. If they want to know whether someone is reliable, they can call references.
@@kansasgoldilocks Me neither. It has nothing to do with reliability but rather stability. But even people who are in unstable living conditions should be able to get a job... If they can't mail things because they're homeless they should try to work something out in person. Idk though. Most employers probably wouldn't waste their time when they could just hire someone that's "easier".
That feeling of being alone after foster care is something I can't explain. Us care leavers need more support
My mom was raped by her father and when he went to prison and her mom wasn’t around she went into foster care at a really young age and never got out with some horrible foster families and struggled most her life trying to give me and my sister the best it’s so touching to me to get to see how things might of been for her at this age and I’m so happy that even if this was just an experiment these people had the kindest hearts💞
💔
I was a victim of foster care. I was in foster care for about a year and a half but I found a family who would be happy to adopt a 16 year old like me. I’m so great full and blessed
I hope that you are doing well now, love. Take care.
Hope you are happy sweetie
@@aliyamuhammed7678 I am very happy now thank you!❤️
I’m 26 and can’t have children of my own. Where I’m from in Ireland it is very difficult to foster, but it is in my ten year plan to try :) I would love to help a teen in need
I bet this happens often but the managers just aren’t as vocal about it. Instead they probably just don’t give them a chance and even interview them.
As someone in foster care, I can confirm this is accurate. I turn eighteen this year and I'm so nervous. You can't get a job without an address and you can't get an address without a job🤦 seventeen and I'm already applying to homeless shelters because most of them are either first come first serve, or have a several month waiting period for permanent residence 😒
I'm so sorry hun 💔, are there any youth employment centers in your city? Some of them have partnerships with companies and do hiring fairs. I hope it works out.
Do you have enough money to get a box at a UPS Store??? Yes I mean UPS. Don't scew with the post office. You can get them for 30 days 60 day 90 day 6 months or 1 year. Prices very slightly by location I pay $375/ year. I don't think you're in my city. But I get $10 credit off my bill if I refer a friend. BUT UPS Store if you're able. Which I hope you are. I hope things work out for you. I hope this works for you if nessasary. Spend less the $200 ( I hope you have that) and you'll have a legal address for the next 6 months if you're able to do less then $400 you'll have an address for about a year. Like I said the prices very spacificly depending on ware you are exactly. They are cheaper overall the longer time you request to rent the box
You got this girl. Apply to the shelters and do ur best at getting a job, you got this!!!!
@@elidabarba shelters are places they send people for stealing bread from Wal-Mart because they don't have room in the jail. They're NOT for people actually attempting to have a normal life. We unfortunately DON'T have help adiquit help for people in the U.S.
It's not the most moral advice but just lie about your address, put down any random but realistic address. The vast majority of employers don't even check that you went to a certain school or had a certain job (depends on the job) so when it comes to living arrangements they won't even notice if you throw down a random address. Most places pay in direct deposit or checks so having a bank account is far more important, sadly most apartment require 3 months of rent so it's better in the short term to find a friend with a couch who can help you until you get the money for a permanent place.
woman: (shooketh) "Is this fake?!"
John Quinones: "Yes."
Bless those who offered her a job. Heartwarming.
As a foster care kid. This hit home. Damnit I’m crying
Keep being strong and trust on God everything will be alright
Hahahahah loser your adopted!
Kray gt what if you were adopted, u need to get your attitude straight this person cant be taken care of by their parents, so they are jumping between homes, you should be encouraging them, not shutting them down, also foster care isn’t exactly adoption. im done talking to you. Have a great day
@Kray gt . Foster care isn’t adoption lmao.
And I love how you tried to hurt my feeling. But foster care was actually a hell of a lot better than my actual parents. Considering they were both alcoholics and drug addicts.
I wish you the best of luck in life.
And honestly. I kind of wish you fall into a well and don’t survive. 🤷♂️
Terrance Grabowski
Don’t mind that keyboard warrior Man, I guarantee you his life is sucking. Probably no job, no college degree, still lives with his parents and grandparents, and cant get no girl. Keep being strong,
I’m starting to think this isn’t the last time they roll the cameras
OBVIOUSLY
Ankit kumar r/woooooooosh
Obviously
Ankit kumar obviously it’s a joke but you obviously didn’t get it
@@Derrocity
the actor who offers work is made up. Welcome to the tv show 6:26
John Quinones: Why didn't you help her get a job?
Me: I'm still trying to help myself get a job.
"My husband owns a company" yes queen 💅
This one is gonna be interesting.
Ay ziggy, didn’t expect to see you here😂😂
@@notflxme6909 :D
Not so much
how did u comment before the video even happened?
ello there mate how tho
It just seems to me that someone in her situation would be THE MOST reliable because she wouldn't want to lose the job because it is all she has. Plus, it would be good for her to establish connections, maybe even find work friends. Sad that our system doesn't help these kids who age out.
You're right they don't do much
This show is kind of a big relief - the social response of many people is kind and positive. We always say what a horrible world it is but it cannot all be so terrible if people are this compassionate and understanding.
"everyone needs a beginning". The truth in that simple statement.
I actually cried watching this because this hits home. Having no family is unfair but sometimes you have to stay strong for your self cause that’s all you have.
Suck it up you're not special, lots of us with family's for abusive families so if you're able bodied and broke you're just lazy, maybe get rid of the victim mentality
Truth
This one broke my heart in more than one way and really touched home. It is in fact discrimination and should not be allowed. I will continue to help and guide those in situations like this just as someone guided me
When I lost my job, got divorced and was applying for 100s of jobs a week I wish I had come across people like this. People aren’t even saying I will get you an interview but an actual job. Crazy
I'm bawling my eyes out. The thought of kids having to age out is so incredibly sad. Everyone deserves a loving home & parents. Everyone.
I’m John Quinones and this is what would you do
*everybody liked that*
Lol
He does that in every video.
master of darkness asd 𝚠𝚎𝚕𝚕 𝚗𝚘 𝚏𝚞𝚌𝚔𝚒𝚗𝚐 𝚜𝚑𝚒𝚝
Am I the only one that thinks they should do an episode where they’d see how John would react?
What would he do?
Edit: why the fu**k do I have 562 likes?
Edit: bro thx for 711 now Jesika is a happy girl thx for pats
Brilliant. Idea.
I have seen this comment over a thosand times. On every video some or a couple of people have already written this so apparently you aint the only one.
daman redar nishu so what?
@@Ishaan9181 Read the last sentence of my previous comment.
He would probably figure out it out but i am waiting to see
This makes my heart so warm and happy. She could have been me if I didn't get my family back when I was in foster care. It's always so amazing to see people do great things for strangers
I think this is one of the most heart warming things I’ve seen on this show! All these kind hearted people doing this for a girl they don’t even know. I find it sad that there are people out there who don’t have certainty on where they will live in the future, one of the reasons I’d want to adopt someone from the foster system. No matter who they are they deserve a chance at life
Bless those people, I grew up in foster care and I wasn't allowed around to some of my friends houses as their parents assumed that there must have been something wrong with me, it was a rural area where people had money, stuck-up gits most of them.
People are stupid and you're great!
chris white Thanks for the kind words guys, I have three kids and a partner of twenty years, if I can hold my stuff together for this long we should be fine, much loves and best wishes 💚
We all love youuuuu, stay strong❤❤
peter xlrs Cheers Brother, I'm good 👌 🤜🤛 💚
That really sucks. Their friends need to educate their parents.
I’m a social worker so this warms my heart. I’d give her a job and set her up with an apartment
Dang she got 3 job offers in one day?! Makes me want to move to St Lewis 😆
The First Lady brought tears to my eyes and so did Mike
You know its getting real when John says "we're rolling, one last time. "
People commenting: **Makes sense**
People in the live chat: *I'm gay*
"I'm homie sexual"
"I'm brosexual"
"Sorry to tell you now Mom"
I am a l e s b I a n
@@SieMiezekatze cool
Seeing kind people can make the toughest people cry 😢 empathy is not a crime
I’m scared of helping because John will pop out of my ass say “hi this is John Quinones, why did you use the rough toilet paper”
Why DID you tho?
I am surprised she didn't get any predators offering a "job".
That's what I thought this was gonna be lmao
Maybe because the place is less shady, or because they edited it out
what about mike lol
What do you think Mike was lmao "Do you really have a job for her?" "....yeah" come on bro
planting tulips? plant two lips right here!@
Let’s introduce ourselves:
Correction: “I’m John Quinones”.
@Bullets in Bacon Grease is race the only thing you notice?
@Bullets in Bacon Grease Ummm... There are episodes where that *does* happen.
@Bullets in Bacon Grease Maybe, but why does there have to be a minimum anyway?
@Bullets in Bacon Grease I haven't seen every single episode, but I've seen enough to notice that they hire different kinds of people for different kinds of roles, even if it's not specified in the script. That's equality.
@Bullets in Bacon Grease the black girl hating on the black man for dating a white girl was a good one.
This ep. made me cry. Thank you for this good people we have in this world. GOD BLESS YOU ALL
Beautiful those that helped out. These kids and youth need help and support like EVERY other 18 year old. It's great this is being highlighted. Prayers for all kids in foster care. God's love and blessings!!!
When this happens: panik
"Hi, I'm John Quinones" :kalm
You didn't step in: Panik
(If this was real) - why not just give her a chance & then if there’s issues then let her go ? Why assume there’s going to be issues? She deserves a chance
Because we have people in our society who actually believe that chocolate milk comes from Brown cows. And being as stupid as they are they somehow managed to manipulate themselves into some position of semi authority. How they did it is a mystery. But since they are stupid enough to start milking a brown cow with the anticipation chocolate milk will come out they are stupid enough to assume failer from her unfortunately
I'm glad WWYD shined some attention on this very important issue. Someone moving in with a friend until they find permanent housing though would probably just list the friend's address under residence, instead of writing nothing as their contact address.
So great to see such kind people out there. It really warms my heart in these shitty times.
For a split second , Mike thought he was on a different type of show. Lol jk good vibes
That made me question the fact that he actually had a job for her lmao
Curious to know how this experiment would have gone with a black girl or young black man
It depends if its carrying a gun or not. Omg...your comment.....
Not treated the same, though. You know exactly why it matters.
Agreed ! They should have. Also everyone knows people aren’t treated the same; why people plead ignorance on that I’ll never understand .
I was thinking the same thing
I was thinking the same thing
They were all really sweet and kind.. we need more like them..
What beautiful heart those people have who are willing to help others in need. God bless you all..
The actress was emotional 😍😍😍
I’ve dealt with this exact issue while looking for a job in care and been called unreliable and refused employment. Watching this brought back memories and it’s extremely hard to be refused something just because of your background 😥
I am so touched by the sensitive behaviour of all these adults who offered the girl a job. And when Mike said, we'll figure it out together... That instantaneous father-daughter spark just lit up my heart ... God bless all these wonderful souls
To everyone in foster care
When you turn of the minimum age of working I suggest you get one it’s much easier to apply and you can save up as soon as you age at of the system
Bruh who tf disliked before the video even premiered
There's no pleasing some people
You can't fix stupid.
I want to believe it is a miss click.
This 1 had me in tears 😢 It's heartbreaking how real this is!
I was a foster child. It’s not easy being a foster child. I can really understand this situation as I’ve been it through it before. It’s so sad how judgemental and cruel people can be. This really made me cry.
I love these noble generous people who offered help! They're angels on Earth. 😇😍🥰💖
Mike was just happy he didn’t see Chris Hansen walk out
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Wrong show. That was date line this is 20/20. As Judge Judy would say ( wrong show this is Not Dr. Phill) you're confused sir
Haha ah!!!
Seeing people stand up for her, and fight for her to get that job she deserves a chance to have really gives me faith in this horrible world were living in today.
Yep, this made me cry. People can be so generous and empathetic.
This makes me so pissed because ppl are always like “homeless people just need to get a job” and this is example a of why it’s not that easy
People with a place to live just can't get a job 1/2 the time unfortunately
I was so confused about the title, because usually they explain the scenario
Every time I watch good people like this my hope for humanity is restoring.
That first woman is such a good person. “You don’t have to be horrible about it”. Yes you tell her ❤️
I have been in foster care and I came home to my family but it's heart touching to see this kind of thing and I'm glad there are good people that are that kind.
I love this show just shows how there is still people with good hearts in this world i wish everyone was like that
this one made me break down. I feel like I've never truly realized how rough it must be for those in the system to move on once they hit that age. I'm in a confusing place where I feel overwhelmed with all the changes, so to imagine not having a support system I just can't begin to comprehend how difficult that must be, yet so many are forced to.
Lol grow up
Ignore this Rosemary poindexter. She’s posting nasty comments under a bunch of threads in this video. She is triggered, for some reason. She probably has a bunch of adult kids who hate her.
@@Rosemary46840 you’re so triggered you’re commenting on 3 year old posts to be mean to a foster kid lmao. Who needs to grow up?
Thank god there are good and kind hearted soul on earth Thank you everyone for helping her
I have watched several videos on this channel and they are just like this one -- you need to share with others and be compassionate when people need help. This is a channel worth being "addicted" to -- and I mean that lovingly.
Let’s “What Would You Do” this pandemic away. This show is becoming my anchor to feel human again. 💪
Shame they wasnt being very sensible filming this! Shaking hands, touching pens that other customers have touched without sanitising their hands after. Oh and I also saw a hug, too. 🤦🏼♀️ this pandemic is never going to endddd dammit
@@emilybarrett464 they filmed this before the pandemic
That guy's reaction really hit me. Good on you, Mike.
We're from the Philippines, everytime we watch your show with my kids, we cried most of the time,and i always say to my kids to be grateful on what they have right now, and your show gives a moral lessons, no one knows someday we may encounter this kind of situation, looking forward for.more videos Godbless your show
What a great actress! She got me to tears a few times.
You should do one about teenager depression or about eating disorders, bc there is one about girls telling her friend to throw up and that, but you should do one about like a girl hiding her eating disorder , bc in that video it look like the girls where bad but it is a disease
They did a video about about disorders.
sebastian ralphs rlly ???? What’s the name of the video ?
Isabella, Girl Bullied into eating disorder.
sebastian ralphs , sorry hahha i write it in spanish, I already saw that video like that’s what i was saying, in the video the girls with the Ed were bullying the other girl, what I was trying to say is that the should do one of like.. “what would you do if you see that a teenager is hiding her food, taking a laxative or spitting in a napkin” like something like that idk, bc in the other video the girls looked mean but like.. it’s a desease tho, it’s not their fault
I would like to see this scenario with a Black actor.
Same. I'd also like to see it with a boy
@@rileyavery2531 I'd like to see it with conjoined twins in drag with a pet goose.
@@sleepcrime same that'll be a cool trick.
So true
Every time i watch this show am in tears 😭 i am happy to see that good people still exist in this time and age
I lived in a group home for years growing up, aged out and did face discrimination because I didnt have a permanent address. I'm really glad to see this made into an episode. Touched my heart