He Lost His Home, His Job, and His Car... Then Gave His Last $20 to a Homeless Woman.

You're 3 months behind now. I gave you every chance I could. More than I've given anyone else in this building. I have to think about my own bills, too. >> I know. I'm not going to pretend I don't understand why you're doing this. I just didn't think it would actually come to this. For what it's worth, I don't enjoy

this part of the job. I hope you land on your feet somewhere soon. Thank you for at least saying that much. >> I have to let you go. You've missed too many shifts this month, [music] and I've already stretched what I can justify to corporate on your behalf. >> I understand completely. I know how it looks from your side. I

got evicted last night, and everything just started falling apart at once after that. >> I didn't know that. I'm genuinely sorry to hear it. I wish there was more I could do here, but my hands are tied on this one. >> You don't need to apologize. This isn't on you. >> [music] >> Thank you for the time I did get to work

here. Of course. Of course this happens now, of all nights. I had it all figured out. Sign up to drive tonight, work a few long shifts, catch up on what I owe. One good week, [music] that's all I needed. I don't even have enough left to fix it. I don't have enough left for much of

anything right now, if I'm honest.

Not hiring. That makes four today. I'd take anything at this point. Cleaning, stocking shelves, anything at all. >> Spare anything, sir? Haven't eaten anything since yesterday morning. >> This is genuinely all I have left. Please, take it. >> Are you sure? Looking at you, I'd guess you don't have much. >> You're right, I don't. But you're