id: 68727 - Text: Beautiful video I wish the best for her. So pretty and smart
id: 68728 - Text: Mark, you called her "Samantha" at 33:16...The title name in this video is "Savannah."
id: 68800 - Text: Yes, beyond just the chance to tell their stories, Mark does compensate them nicely for their time and usually more than people would guess. He also fulfills their requests for practical items like food, clothes, tents, phones, motel stays, etc. He has now interviewed over 3,500 people so he can’t help them all, but there are many who he continues to help beyond the interview. Mark has done some interviews where he discusses the production of this channel and the fact he loses money with this channel because his videos are usually demonetized due to mature content. If you’re interested you can search YouTube for Mark Laita & here is a link to the interview he did on Koncrete: https://youtu.be/ta-8xFg0L0w
id: 68872 - Text: This is the first time I have felt negative toward a person in a video of Mark. She lost my sympathy. She best hope he doesn't' kill her. She might just deserve it.
id: 68895 - Text: We help pay for this channel when we watch the advertisements.
I have Patreon so I watch there first then I come on YouTube and play it with all the advertisements while going through the comments.
You can get rid of all adverts by paying a fee. I used to take the curser (?) at bottom of video, run it from the beginning to end. Wait for replay arrow and watch from beginning with out advertising then go through comments playing it with advertising. Hope that helps. Not tech savvy. Please remember the advertisements help Mark pay for his work.
id: 68995 - Text: The beauty bias is real. Also beautiful women. But I must admit that I clicked on this video myself because she looked so normal. Little did I know that she „hustles“ a few weird guys for their money. I am not judging it, but I think it will take a lot of self-motivation and accepting help for her to get out of skidrow.
id: 69029 - Text: I started watching marks videos when I came across Amanda’s story on Facebook, and ever since I’ve been so stuck on watching every video. It has completely opened my eyes to people living on the street. I’m guilty of walking past someone on the street ignoring them when they ask for money, avoid them. However, ever since I started watching these videos, I understand and can see that my simple “hello” could possibly make their day because I was that ONE person that acknowledged them. I pray for every single person struggling with addiction. May they find themselves one day and have another chance at a sober life.
id: 69035 - Text: On the edge of cliff. Someone grab her before she goes over.
Compared to so many people on these videos she seems normal.
id: 69098 - Text: These videos give insight into a world i know nothing about. At 20 years old, I remember browsing ebay looking for old transformer action figures i always wanted as a child, and playing playstation. I cant imagine dealing with even half the things these people have gone through at any age. Let alone so young. Its easy for us to browse instagram and feel down about our own lives because we arent on a yacht popping champagne, but these videos bring reality back into perspective. My life really isnt that bad at all. Thank you for sharing!
id: 69130 - Text: I am not sure what to think about these videos. They too easy. No quick fixes. Just a mouth piece to a internet audience. I used to work with rehabilitation. Its a long road. Not with casual interviewers but explaining the hard truths to life and offering different paths to help. The users being interviewed be better suited talking to different types of people and not online stupidness