Thank you to everyone for showing your support and thank you to big super for telling my story it took a lot for me to get where I am today and I appreciate what I have and the people in my life ❤️
Mr. Anderson, you are incredibly amazing, thank you for sharing your life story. I don’t have to wish you’ll do well, I KNOW that you are and will continue to, because of your past struggles, your passion for life and your impeccable determination. I salute you, Mr. Anderson. 🔥❤️🔥
Keep going young man, you're making it. You've turned a bad life into a hopeful future. Now turn to God He only can bless you with peace and salvation.
Thank you for showing a real person and a real section 8 apartment. This young man has been through a whole lot, and I'm just glad to see him doing well.
the people who WORK and pay taxes (property owners) suffer from the theft that built and RE-BUILT this section HATE property. Amerika has spent $22 trillion for an unGREATful SOCIETY since 1964. Not one savage has been made equal yet. There is no poster child. socialism usually ends in mass murder, Amerika will be no different.
Exactly Right, and having to run for cover and safety to protect himself was learned at a early age, when most would have frozen up and tried to hide in a closet.
The fact that through all the turmoil, trauma & abandonment this young man has gone through he's able to live his life differently through self love & helping others is a testimony of hope in humanity & wanting to be different than his oppressors.
The history of this neighborhood is amazing. Instead of tearing it down, they spent over $75 million in renovating it and keeping affordable housing that was originally built to house veterans coming home from Korea.
So like he said if your are homeless you can apply and if you start making an income or they FIND OUT they are making an income then they have to pay. I as a taxpayer would like each and every one of them to prove there income every other month. I know of quite a few that get caught. I know of one family the father and mother both work. But the mother gets paid cash. So they report only his income. Those are difficult to catch.
@@alissagonzales735 It’s not that serious….if that’s what’s going on and they STILL live there then they probably should be there. That extra income probably doesn’t help too much. You acting like they’re pocketing millions and billions or something. With the amount of corruption in the U.S. with politicians and white collar crimes this is what you care about? Let those people live.
@@mayrajimenez8320 lo siento mayra no vivo en nueva york Estoy seguro de que depende de la cantidad de su vale de la sección 8 y si un arrendador está alquilando a los inquilinos de la sección ocho. intente buscar apartamentos de la sección 8 en nueva york
God bless this man. I’m a native Phoenician and the rent/ living crisis here is out of control. I’m an epileptic fortunate enough to live on my own for the first time at 30 years old- 795 rent in Arcadia. Very modest place with no modern enmities but glad to be where I’m at . Love watching your videos Big Super! People that live on the fringe have to do what it takes in order to survive.
Wow! He overcame all of that and he’s doing good for himself by helping others!! That’s God’s work! That housing was pretty nice. I like the fact that the community can volunteer at the food bank and the school was very close by. Keep up the awesome content!!
Jesus told the rich young ruler to "go sell all you own, give it to the poor and come follow me". Jesus didn't tell CEASER to "take what the people own, sell it and give it to the poor". One is charity, the other is THEFT.
@@timmayeaux2743 Yup, the support is out there. This young man chose to change his life around and find the support and services available and while carrying all that wait held himself accountable and now works at the food bank and contributes to society.
EXCELLENT !!!! You picked the cream of the crop for this one. I know Section 8 housing from youth and this place seemed like paradise compared to the housing I know of. Mr Anderson deserves every bit of what he is receiving since the state definitely let him down in every way possible. YOU Mr. Big Super really, really showed off this time with a truly wonderful presentation and it should be considered a model of what gov't housing should be. If you ever get the chance to speak to Mr. Anderson again, let him know he is NOT low class, just low income. And you sir Big Super are ALWAYS First Class. God Bless and Thanks Bunches
I deliver to their maintenance shop, and it does seem like a chill place. From what my dad told me, it was pretty wild back in the day. I wish well for that kid. He's a survivor for sure!
This poor guy has been through it and he’s only 25. So happy to hear he is in a safe space mentally and physically. This is the way Section 8 and other housing authorities should work.
Mr. Anderson Moore, giving a solid perspective. I pray that this gentleman has a great life! The section 8 looks really good! Glad that the tenants have a lot of amenities!
Omg what the children have to endure I'm so proud of this young man and I will keep him in prayer 🙏 the section 8 apartments there are very nice and roomie big super thanks for sharing this with us
Impressed with this young man and especially what him and those other kids did to get out of that evil foster parents house. He has a lot to be proud of.
That was an excellent plan to get out of his situation as a kid. Praying for a nice peaceful life for this guy. He deserves it. His home is wonderful. There is no shame to his game. I only wish I would have been as brave as he was as a kid. When I was 18 and graduated from high school I went straight army for 7 years. I don’t recommend army for everyone. But, it saved my life.
@@Strawberryfreeze3000 not everyone can handle it. And not everyone can handle getting on a plane and going to war. If you want to go in go. We all make our own choices in life.
@@indianasunshine833 I’m not interested. I was just wondering if that’s why there are so many suicidals when people leave the army ..the numbers are insane …I always wonder why ..
I think a lot of people that join have a lot of issues. Talking about your issues don’t help you get promoted. The world expects people to be perfect. A lot of people are raised imperfect. Not being able to say I’m imperfect because I am human. The army stresses perfection. From cleaning, pt tests, weigh ins , shoe shine. And when people get out. Into the real world. Sometimes it’s hard to adjust. But, that’s my 2 cents.
@@indianasunshine833 I guess this something I would never understand..bc why it’s so hard to adjust to a life you once were in …I mean 18 years of life and 4 years of the army .. coming bk to life should be like riding a bike .. how about be perfect in the real world too ..abd I agree that people go to the army with issues …they should provide mental health in the army
Sup, these are the types of videos that brought me over to your channel in the beginning. Seeing how real people leave, or start their lives over. Blessings to the young man. I pray that God covers him & that he continues to get better mentally, spiritually & emotionally. 🙌🏼🙏🏼🔥
Thank you Big Super. And thank you for sharing the young man’s story. He had been thought a lot at his young age. But so glad he is doing well now. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
His life and diagnosis represents an overwhelming majority of kids in the foster care system. There are days I literally cry reading the history of the children on my caseload. No child should be diagnosed with PTSD before they reach puberty, sadly a lot of my kids suffer from PTSD.
Thank you for your dedication to live and work day by day for and with the children who need you. Your compassion, time, and empathy is saving them from their darkest turmoil. You are their sound of freedom. God bless you. 🙏🏼
I am so proud of this young man! Everything has tried to tear him down and still he stands tall. What a great MAN! Very smart and excellent communication. Loved the video
Wow! I love that everyone works to keep it nice! It really is so nice. Our tour guide has an amazing story and he's worthy of ALL praise! I'm so happy to see that he's happy and safe now. I've seen bad section 8s. I had to use one when I was 18. I saw the roaches. There's nothing you can do as far as being clean enough. When they spray 1 unit, the roaches go into another unit. To this day, I'm terrified of roaches. Ugh. Then there was the crime... where I lived was not even in a city, it was more suburbia meats country. I was the ONLY mother who worked in the entire complex. That leaves tons of time to break the law. Im glad you put this out there! It makes me appreciate what I have now. But this truly is a nice place and I'm proud of Arizona for taking care of some of their people.
Thank you for sharing this story and I am proud of how far he has progressed in regards to his situation. My next door neighbor recently kicked his son out of the house for very destructive behavior and he has a similar mental disorder. The only difference is that he goes on and off of drugs and will randomly disappear for weeks on end. He has attempted to take his own life multiple times in the 6 years we've been neighbors. Mental healthcare needs to continue improving so that we can get more successful outcomes rather than spiraling tragic outcomes.
Sup you really are meant to interact with the people you meet. Some of their stories are absolutely heartbreaking but they are still hopeful. I’m glad he’s coping because a lot of others who have been in the system have very different outcomes. Another great video!
I used to work at a Section 8 office 33 years ago for another city In the Phoenix area. I saw so much fraud and rule breaking that prevented people like this young man (and those who were homeless or truly needed help) from getting in. Homelessness did put people in the front of the line though. Several of my high school classmates would have kids and get into Section 8 and NEVER leave. I have to admit, the houses in my city were not NEAR as nice as this housing community. I pray the city I worked in has upped their game and given deserving people an opportunity to feel safe and secure in a well maintained home.
They won a lottery, why would they. You telling those people that the president is talking about giving 250,000 per child, who illegally crossed the border which caused their circumstances, TO NOT ACCEPT THE MONEY AND GIVE IT BACK, THEY DONT DESERVE IT THEY WERE SEPARATED BY THEIR OWN WILL.
My favorite part is him encouraging people to take their medication... I do hope that he will get to the point of learning a skill and be employed even on a part-time jobs.. He is still young with a lot of years ahead... 🙏
As always Big Super, awesome coverage of the Section 8 Program and resident!!! This young man was very personable and transparent! I so appreciate his life story because he addressed how each person who has Section 8 maybe of low income but as valuable as anyone else on the planet 💯!!! Everyone deserves adequate and stable housing because that is what make a great community a great community ❤️ Keep on making great videos because of you my family is here in Mesa!!!!!
We lived in a section 8 community much smaller than that. It was all duplexes, each home had a nice back yard and front yard. There was also a community playground, small but nice and maintained. The city workers cut the front lawns every week and we just had to maintain the back yard. The house came with a laundry room that was in the back yard. Everyone got a lot and it was well maintained. Most section 8 communities are ghetto, but you do find some that are well managed specially hoes that the city manages directly with its own workers. And on top of that, if toilets clogged, or stove went bad, the city would replace it or fix it. We were only there for 3 years since we had an opportunity to buy a mobile home.
Also, I absolutely applaud your manner, how you ask questions, and present what you find, it's very measured, respectful, and truly informative. Thank you for your efforts, it's good content, and you've got my sub.
Kudos to this guy for getting out of a situation so dire. The way he did it with fire is really commendable. You hear of this and what the kids go through and they end up taking other means of revenge.
It doesn’t get more real then this! What a video! Keep your head up and keep moving forward young man. You have overcome difficult situations. Thanks Big Super for always providing such great content! Best of luck!
Excellent and understanding interview! A totally non-judgmental presentation which absolutely opened up the share! We absolute have to see why our tax dollars are needed and that they are being put to good use! Thank you!
Bless this young man and the way he has improved his life. Helping at the food bank is an awesome way to give back. He also keeps a nice and tidy apartment that shows he appreciates it.
I love the tour, it’s a cool vibe. Anderson is smart and friendly. Since he’s into anime, he reminds me of “Kotaro Lives Alone” with his background in the system. I truly loved that show so much. Continued Blessings to Anderson for healing and full health.🙏🏽 Thank you for this video. So much wisdom shared.💛
Two Super Guys in this video!!!! Thank you Mr. Anderson for sharing your personal story and the apartment. So fresh & clean (Saw the incense burning. 😊 You are a true life's success story. Bless you and continue to thrive! Thank you Big Super for another powerful & positive contribution showing different housing areas & life living in Phoenix.
Thank you for sharing this information and providing a positive perspective surrounding Section 8. What a great young man and an inspirational story about survival. He has overcome so many adversaries and has grown into an amazing adult.
I like how they look at this one clean cut guys apartment let's take a look at the HUD housing that has seven people including four kids living in it nobody works and nobody cleans let's look at that place unfortunately HUD housing the people that live there don't give a crap about anything except for their car and their nails and their iPhone
THIS IS A SHAME THE SYSTEM NEW ABOUT THIS AND HE NEVER GOT THE HELP HE NEEDED!JUST THINK THIS IS STILL GOING ON! SHAME ON THE WOKERS AS WELL! AND BELIEVE THEY GET PAID VERY WELL FOR NOTHING!I USE TO WORK AS ONE AND WHAT THEY WANTED ME TO COVER UP I QUIT! I LADTED ONE MONTH! THE MONEY WAS GREAT THE MOST I EVER MADE,BUT TO LOOK AT WHAT HAPPENS I SAID NOW WAY! I TRIED TO HELP BUT ALL WORKED AGAINST ME!
You always show more than just a building. The stories of the people you interview are phenomenal! I love hearing their stories and how they triumph over their obstacles or at least are able to maintain a stable situation for themselves. I pray God will continue to watch over and bless them.
I am glad he found a pretty nice place after all the abuse he went through. I am glad he wasn't charged with arson and had somewhat of a happy ending and that people believed his story of why they did it. That apartment isn't bad at all. You get the stigma of low-income housing, but other than that, it is fairly decent. Places like this might be few and far between though. The pool is like a soaking tub, the grounds aren't landscaped or that nice to look at, but other than that, there are good amenities, and it is fairly spacious. We need to respect the poor and lift them up, not abuse them when many have suffered abuse all their lives. I feel like this man has a chance now to do what he wants. This is how money is supposed to be spent helping the poor, not throwing it to greedy slumlords.
Big Super, I think that you have a natural talent for listening to people who need to tell their story. I really feel for this young man and I'm glad that he is in a good place now. Your encouraging words really hit home with him. Thanks so much for sharing this important video. I hope that this young man has a very successful life in the future!! Best wishes and peace!!
I understand this young man, I was abandoned at age 3, I was cooking for my sisters and I, and caught the apartmenton on fire. This was in Alaska. Very similar situation, as far as growing up in the system, and the abuse. Thank you for posting this. It really means a lot. I totally understand this young man. I understand that even though you may have gone through some crazy stuff as a child. You can still persevere, and still find the good in people and give them love, hope, and understanding. We are all human. After experiencing what you, and I, as, well, as many others did as a child, you will have a unique understanding of pain and suffering on a different level, so you don't want others to have to experience what you had to as a child and everything else in-between. So you will go out of your way to help, show love, understand, and care for others. Much love, and thank you for sharing 🙏.
Thank you for opening your home and sharing your story. You’re a shining example of triumph over heartache and struggle. Keep being you and bring awesome. 😊
Great interview and showing I was just in Phoenix after being away for 4 years after becoming disabled. I was going to substitute teach obtained a long term position but could not find affordable housing I left on the August 17 but I will continue the search because I realized how much I missed it and all that it has to offer. Thanks again for all you do.
This young guy is awesome, May God bless him for opening up, and sharing his story. May he continue to prosper, overall that apartment complex was nice, and a decent place to live.💜💜
WOW! In Canada 🇨🇦 here we call it subsidized housing and it's a minimum of a 10 year wait. Unfortunately some years ago, they completely demolished a few of these housing developments in Ontario and re-placed tenants all over the province! After demolition,condos went up...insane! For the subsidized units left, the government pays 70% while tennanta pay 30% of their income for rent
Big Super, you bring us real life in real time. I appreciate you showing us the valley and the real people who live here. Sometimes I just stay in my bubble and I don’t realize all the people out there living through some hard things. I love living in this valley and you open my eye to all that I don’t see, but is right in front of me
Heyyy Super, Love your channel! 😀❤️👍🏽 I really appreciate this young man for sharing his Testimony n My heart goes out to him.❤️ I grew up in Foster Care also my children were in it for a period of time as I was going through my issues but God brought us all out. 🙏🏽❤️ so I can relate also we lived there for a few years n I had no complaints. I'm thinking of putting in a application to eventually move back there. 😀 Thxs for sharing ! 💯 Bathroom nice n Bigger than mines I'm in now also washer n dryer is so good to hsve. 💯Blessings n Love ❤️ CeCe
"Did he jus say (SO) stands for Sex offenders?" They not allowed to live on section 8 background checks are required. "Well I know of this lady 65 yrs of age, She lives on sec 8 in NC don't pay no rent, got her 39 yr old son👨 staying with her be filling out her sec 8 paperwork for her as I heard."😲 That dude works a full-time job his income is not being reported at all to sec 8. His mama gotta be doing fraud. See this kinda bs I don't like, Taking advantage of Section 8. When innocent ppl out here paying high rent on sec 8. And some ppl out here still on the waiting list. This dude and his mama needs to go dwn and put behind prison bars for life. And he's probably violating his probation. Who wants a Sex offender staying across from them watching your grandchildren playing around in the yard. Or watching your teenage daughters getting off the school bus. Smdh
I work for Section 8 in Tucson and how you qualify is by 30% of your monthly adjusted income. Elderly, disabled and some families will often take preference when you are on the waitlist. Waitlist for Section 8 usually 2-5 years. However, if you are homeless and in need of a place, please contact your local housing authority and they can connect you with someone to assist you with a homeless program to house you sooner.
@@juanitar3741 You can move anywhere in the US with your section 8 voucher. However there is a 3-5 transition between your old county to new location to get paperwork and inspection completed. You must visit new locations in person and know what's required to pass housing inspection in new county. Make sure these requirements are done or will be done (in writing) before you move. New landlord/property management WILL require a security deposit and application. When renting the moving truck (if long distance) rent for 7 additional days, so instead of i.e. Oct 1-7 rent Oct 1-14. It's the same cost for long distance truck rental however if you need additional time at new location, it switches to daily rate $40-$125 a DAY.
Very informative. As an educator who has worked closely with troubled teens, I commend this young man for opening himself and his home to you. He shared quite personal experiences. Personally, I would either refrain from or be mindful of such personal or even potentially triggering questions...even if it is public knowledge. With everything he has gone through, he handled himself maturely and you can see his growth. A blessing for him to be in this profession (he works in housing right?). There are such misconceptions and stereotypes with Section 8 Housing and its residents. While some may fit the bill, there are others who are good, hard-working individuals who care for their properties. And some S-8 Housing are beautiful. My advice to this young man would be to never refer to himself or the majority of Americans who are earning under the poverty line as "low class". Lower Income is more accurate. Words hold power. Wishing him all the best and to those who are dealing with their traumas head on in this life.
Thank you for sharing this. I can't get anyone to take my section 8 voucher. I'm 61 no evictions just fell on some hard times because of the pandemic. And now I cannot find any apartments that will accept this housing voucher. Shame
Awwwww, I am very sad to hear about all of the misfortune you've endured. You are doing a REMARKABLE job, surviving, and being independent. Your place is extremely nice and clean, as well. Keep up the good work young man!❤️
It is always such a relief and peace of mind to watch you showing us that there are still a Americans who have no problem pulling their own weight and taking care of their own lives. I am beginning to enjoy your show. It is very comforting! Thank you!
That apartment is better than anything I have lived in. What I wouldn't have given to have a sound proof apartment. The last apartment I was in, I was paying $1000/month in Twin Falls, Idaho. Right next to my complex they were building more apartments/condos. You could hear construction noise from dawn to dusk, 7 days a week. The construction went on the whole time I lived there.
This might seem kind of heartless, but I am disabled with polio from the vaccination. I worked I retired. I’m tired of hearing disabled crap. Does disabled mean, you don’t have to work anymore? Some disabilities are worse. I know that but everybody’s disabled. I don’t know his disability situation, I lived on Social Security when I was in my early 20s. I hated it and I didn’t have low income housing.. You never own anything.
Damn, my power bill alone is $300 on average so that's a really good deal! This place is nice, clean and totally not what I expected. I believe a one bedroom apartment in pinellas county florida, costs about $1600 a month on average (without utilities.) Glad this guys on a road to recovery and no kid should have to go through that. Hopefully his shitbag of a mother and brother have a horribly miserable life!
God bless mr Anderson he deserves the best hang in there n seek Jesus Christ. Repent n confess n ur have a home n life for eternity. Believe.♥️🤗🙏🏽ur in my prayers 🗣
@@TheMrsButler5 that’s what I thought like that may be this dudes experience but I got ppl over there and unfortunately everyone else’s reality is a lot worse then guy in video.
Yes he’s doing good. Does anyone deserve free handouts? No. Times are tough, what did people do,before 1965? They didn’t depends on someone else and figured it out. I’ll be over here waiting tables trying to make ends meet
Beautiful place! I just turned down a section 8 apartment in Pueblo Colorado because it wasn't for me. It had a walk in shower and big closets and an elevator. But even though it was a beautiful place there's nothing around there. No grocery store nothing. Where I live now every thing I need is right across the street from me. And that's why I don't want to move.
And why do some people think that drugs n alcohol are cool??! It destroys lives. Breaks my heart what this young man went through as a child and into his adult years. God only knows what his brother went through before himself was born to make him stab a baby. So sad.
Dude he is such an inspiration for me the way to look at life he is wonderful the young man is wonderful thank you again for interviewing him and having him look around the place he is the best I wish I could live down there where he's at more power to him
I was homeless for a long time and I seen this low income apt its not the taj mahal or anything it's low rent and all utilities included we have inspection come up in March they don't check every single apt but mine is ready and straight no drugs no alcohol well sum people's do drinks sum but overall no smoke outside but people do smoke in their apt which they aren't supposed to do but overall for what I pay a month its good compared to being without place and sleep in your vehicle not good nowadays anywhere 😅😂😁🥴
