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Life Of A Homeless Person

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No matter how rich someone is reality still happen. If happen to the homeless man sitting on the sidewalk at the red light. It happen to Donald Trump, it happens to Bill Gates. No matter how rich or poor someone is bad thing still happen. There are many thing money can not protect someone from. Thing that people have to face everyday no matter if someone is rich or poor is death, no one pay enough money to keep someone from dying. A person can not pay money to keep you from getting in a car accident thing happen. Someone with the most most money in world can not pay to protect him self from drunk drivers. A person can not pay to protect themselves from a fire. Another realities is losing someone you love such as your mother. You may be able to pay to get the best treatments but eventually the cancer will win. Another one is maybe you breakup with your girlfriend you can not pay to get her back. You may have family problem you can not pay to have them fixed. …show more content…

No matter how much money someone has they can not pay to not have a hurricane. You can not pay to not have a tornado. Also another realities is loneliness every person rich or poor has been lonely before and you can not pay get rid of it you have to find thing to do. In conclusion no matter how rich or poor you are you still have to face realities. There are problem that everyone has to face. One person problem may be different but every one has

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