Two years ago, Jack completely lost his job and fell into an extreme depression.
- The once healthy guy ended up living out of his automobile and when it was repossessed, Jack had to stay at a homeless shelter for months.
The people who worked at the location did seem to appreciate those people who were in unblessed situations and had no other home to head to. Some few months later Jack ran into some pals and they chose to lend him a hand dealing with the situation. A month after meeting his pals Jack landed a job and they helped him get some clothes, shoes, and what he needed to get back to being productive. When Jack was busy working again, he did feel better about himself and began to realize that he could get out of the hole that he ended up in. Jack stayed with roommates for a year with unquestionably cheap rent until he could save up enough money to get his own digs. Jack managed to find a small house not too distant from where he was working and the location had a nice Heating & A/C unit to keep him comfortable. It was only a 20 minute walk to his place of employment which was so convenient because Jack couldn’t afford to buy a car. He would at times take the bus around the town though, but often Jack would walk to work. It was great working at the facility because they had comfortable temperature control settings, unlike the homeless shelter. Jack was so thankful to his pals for helping him with his situation, and they basically just told him that’s what friends are for. Jack has the desire to pay them back when he gets the means.