Hiring Homeless People

Hiring homeless people

A split-screen video opens with a man labeled by the caption “Hiring homeless people,” then focuses on a bearded man with round glasses speaking animatedly and laughing. He tells an absurd, uncomfortable story about recruiting homeless people from around Providence using a U-Haul van, treating the situation like a bizarre job-hunting scheme. The clip is used as a dark, awkward reaction to outrageous or socially inappropriate storytelling. EN: A split-screen video opens with a man labeled by the caption “Hiring homeless people,” then focuses on a bearded man with round glasses speaking animatedly and laughing. He tells an absurd, uncomfortable story about recruiting homeless people from around Providence using a U-Haul van, treating the situation like a bizarre job-hunting scheme. The clip is used as a dark, awkward reaction to outrageous or socially inappropriate storytelling.

Where are you guys finding homeless people to be freeloaders and how are you pitching this to them? That was actually really difficult because you know those Jordan Peele movies. Yeah, you'll get out whatever. Yeah If you really ask the average black person on the street what they're thinking it would be this they'd be thinking this These white people trying to kill me So I went around Providence I got a U-Haul van because I didn't want to ruin my nice truck with stinky homeless guy smell So I got a U-Haul van And I was like, I'll go around and get a bunch of homeless people to be in this van. I went past a homeless shelter and I learned the thing that you should never ask a homeless person. I asked him, hey, you want a job? And he went, nope, weed walks past. Like I was bothering him. I was the homeless guy bothering the rich businessman in this instance. I drove around and I went to McDonald's and I found this big like baleful guy that looked like Michael Clark Duncan. Good!

• @antichirst / 16317 2024-03-26