Homelessness In The Workplace

Most of the time, when I wasn 't doing my modeling, I was working at my restaurant. I had 12 people who were working for me, but It was hard to be a boss sometimes, especially since I was young and skinny. The staff didn 't always respect me, as much as the oldest or biggest person, but I tried to ignore it, usually, unless there came a time when I really had to fight back.
Occasionally, if we didn 't have enough waiters, I worked as a waiter too, and there would sometimes be guys who would try to be disrespectful, or they would ask where the manager was, or the owner, in a very mean way. It was pretty common for me to hear people being rude to a waiter. The girls, they didn 't say anything back because they were scared of losing their jobs. …show more content…
Most of the time, I would go to shopping mall instead and buy clothes and shoes. Also, I would go around different churches where homeless people lived, and I brought food to feed them.
There were so many homeless people, everywhere I went! Sometimes, I liked to look at them and talk to them, just because I was once one of those people. I would ask myself, when I saw these people, especially the children who didn 't have a home, I would say, "How come I got here because I was there before."
Those people, the kids and the adults, they survived every day by begging for money to buy bread. It made me feel so good, just to feed them a meal! They smiled and said, "Thank you and thank God because of you!" I loved helping homeless people, especially children. Over time, I also noticed that it was my calling, not just to feed the homeless ones but actually to take in orphans, but I didn 't know how to do it or where to start.
The only thing that I knew for now was that going shopping made me feel better. I had one room full of shoes and two big closets full of clothes. If I wore a dress one day, I couldn 't wear it again. Not because it wasn 't nice, there just wasn 't time to wear them again because I had so