man this is crazy 
... like what kind of shelter can't even keep it warm in subzero temps? 
my grandma used to always say that everyone deserves a roof over their head, but I guess that doesn't apply when the building itself is old and broken 
. i feel bad for these guys, they're already struggling so much just getting by on the streets... it's not right that they have to deal with this extra stress 
... like what kind of shelter can't even keep it warm in subzero temps? my grandma used to always say that everyone deserves a roof over their head, but I guess that doesn't apply when the building itself is old and broken . i feel bad for these guys, they're already struggling so much just getting by on the streets... it's not right that they have to deal with this extra stress 
This is crazy! Like, how can you provide basic amenities like yogurt and cold cuts but still be unable to keep the building warm? It's all about the infrastructure, fam 
i feel bad for the guys living there... it's not just about the windows, it's about the whole building being outdated and not getting the proper maintenance 
they need to step up their game on that. i mean, yogurt and cold cuts ain't gonna keep you warm in a place like that 
can u imagine? 
- I mean, I get that shelter systems have their challenges, but 45 degrees is just crazy cold! Like, you'd want to be all warm and cozy with some hot soup or something, not freezing your butt off 
. I guess aging infrastructure can be a major issue, but it's still no excuse for leaving people out in the cold 
I'd love to see some concrete evidence (like pics or vids) of the condition before and after "fixing"...