I watched this movie called "The Ultimate Gift"
It's about this guy whose father just passed away and his father left him with an inheritance but in order to obtain the inheritance, he has to do a series of tests.
He one day loses everything, all his money, his house, his life. So basically he's on the streets. All his "friends" bailed out on him. His so called girl friend, left him. Goes to show who your real friends are when you're in need.
"You won't know what you have, until you lose it all"
Some people are lucky to grow up in a family where money just comes to them. Selfishly buying this and that and not caring about anything. Not caring how hard their parents work in order for them to have what they have. Just being a spoiled child.
Then, there are those who have to work in order to make ends meat. Enough to pay their bills and their rent. Enough to be able to survive.
Finally, there are those in the middle.
To those who follow the first example, what if your family one day, lose everything, your house is gone, your fancy cars are gone, everything is gone but the clothes on your back. Your parents abandoned you in order for them to make a living. So, basically, you're homeless.
This is the time when you find out who your true friends are. The ones who'll support you no matter what happens, the one who'll support you until you can get back on your feet.
To be honest, I have not worked a day in my life. I don't have a job and I don't get paid by the hours I work.
I've done a lot of volunteer work though and i've done community service.
I am grateful for what I have. I am appreciative for the things that I have.
here is the meats and potatoes of this thread:
What would you do if you had nothing, you're basically a homeless person and none of your friends are there to back you up. Oh and these are your tasks:
1) Do 1000 hours of Community Service
2) Help out 10 people that are going through some difficulties in their life.
3) Make someone's dreams come true.
One final question:
What are you grateful for?
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