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Streetife was insidiously easy

There are factors in Honolulu, Hawaii that made living on the street easy. It’s easy to be poor, as long as you don’t want for more. The ease of poverty here is both a good news, bad news story. All my needs and some of my wants… When I was in my 20’s I was…

July 11, 2022
Streetife was insidiously easy

There are factors in Honolulu, Hawaii that made living on the street easy. It’s easy to be poor, as long as you don’t want for more. The ease of poverty here is both a good news, bad news story. All my needs and some of my wants… When I was in my 20’s I was…

July 11, 2022
“Honolulu police target gambling in residential areas | Honolulu Star-Advertiser.” I’m told game rooms are EVERYWHERE!

Many Hawaii residents don’t think of the community bc they have almost no home ownership

October 23, 2021
HAWAII is one of the richest states? Property values don’t tell you how people live. What’s the linked article talking about? Must be really wealthy people bringing up the median income.

It is hard to survive in Hawaii for regular people When they figure out how rich a state is they must consider property values. Land is worth a lot over here. Wealthy people live within sight of other wealthy people on the island of Oahu. No big palatial estates on acres of land? Not even…

September 20, 2021
In Hawaii go to rehab, volunteer for welfare

Just bc they take food stamps doesn’t make them cheapDrug Treatment Centers You’ve hear the expression, just bc you can buy it at Walmart doesn’t make it cheap. Same goes for rehab, or treatment, as they call it here. Addiction very often involves taking a metaphorical flame thrower to your finances, so many addicts have…

September 8, 2020
Secret Street Sex in homeless camps–shocking live video shows where your favorite Honolulu working girl may take you. A Live YouTube Video

click on the link to see where secret street sex happens in Honolulu. Don’t let the abject poverty shown in the video fool you, there’s money made here everyday.

February 2, 2020