Knocking on Rich People’s Doors, Then Asking to Live With Them 

I get why they would say no though, they don’t know you. You can be a robber, hurt their kids, family members. On top of that it’s covid.

"I saw your welcome mat and thought I was welcome here" *No, no, he has a point*

We live in a beautiful world that only a few enjoy, the others have to watch it on RU-vid .

This has got to be the boldest thing I've ever seen on RU-vid. Props to this man for going this far to entertain us.

Why people can't just say " I'm not comfortable having a stranger in my house " instead telling a bunch of lies

Dude is more rich then any of these people, ironic.

I watched this because of the CRINGE FACTOR. This is really entertaining actually... you're so brave. I could never do that.

Wow the guy that sent you to church actually looked like he started crying after and I could tell he wished he could have helped 🙏

THE HOME OWNER WHO SAID to come back later for some lunch is a good man.

These days, you can get killed for being a good Samaritan.

It's really comprehensible that people can't really let any completely strangers to live with them 🙂

Let’s be honest, no one would feel comfortable letting a stranger into their home (especially during a pandemic no less), but the lack of empathy from most of these people is really sad. If all you can offer is kindness, you’d be surprised how much it can still impact someone.

knock on people’s door and pretend to be their long lost son

The people aren't "evil" of "heartless" - they simply do not want to get robbed and murdered.

I can imagine this guy all grown up one day and having a family and letting homeless strangers into his house. Not many will do that for safety for their family members.

So many murder mysteries start out where someone was helping someone , being a Good Samaritan . Sad.

You should do the same thing with an attractive girl

I guarantee the results would be different if this was an attractive girl.

I love how people say “we’re full rn” like it’s a hotel or something 😂

They way you think on your feet and come up with answers is amazing....You're the man!!!

Quite frankly, it is never smart to accept anyone you dont know into your home. You have to put being nice aside for your own safety sometimes.

"Leave my property "is such an american thing

Those people rejecting him are probably “good Christians who donoate to Church regularly”

Haha I did this when I was 15 year old, as we were migrant and worked in the fields, because my dad said that most white rich people are mean, and I didn’t believe him; but on like this guy lots of people offer me a help and a place to stay. And I went back and shared with my dad that not all people are the same; and he agreed and shared that he should never have said that. How ever I didn’t have a pillow or a suitcase with me. I’m not 68 year old and sometimes I look back at lots of stupid and silly things I did and I can’t help but smile.

I am sure people are way better than this. But the fear of being attacked makes them say no. I wouldn't blame them because I would do the same because of trust issues.

Nobody in their right mind would let a total stranger into their house lol

I have a co-worker that helped a man that was asking for shower. So she and her husband agreed, then after shower, they gave him a meal, then the couple said, its time to leave. The guy did not want to leave. The husband got some guys neighbor and dragged the guy out of their home. My co-worker said, never again this mistake. Be careful, don't let people to stay even for 1 minute, shower, staying in the porch, garage, etc. It will be a nightmare. There is kind of squaters. Be careful with babysitter, roommates, friends visiting you asking to stay for few days, ex boyfriend, ex husband. Be careful. I would not even open my door, it's dangerous. Those shelters are on taxpayers. It's million dollars for shelters. Send them to shelters. I would not even open my door. These people they know the shelters. Roommates, be careful, if you see an ad, make sure you pay the rent to the landlord not to the roommate that put the ad, because maybe the roommate is not paying the rent already, and the new roommate will pay the rent and give to the scammed roommate and will disappear with your money instead of giving to the landlord. Don't ever pay the roommate, pay directly to the landlord. I am very generous, but I stopped, it's a trust issue, I have been so nice extra nice so many times, and always victimized by ingrates, users, leeches, entitled.So I am not nice anymore. I keep neutral. People choose to take drugs, don't want to work, don't want rules, discipline, it's your problem, no mine. If you give money they buy cigarretes, alcohol, drugs, etc and get free food at mcdonald. I hate disonest and leech people.

People are doing right thing. Actually if I were them I would do exactly the same thing. It does not matter you are living in a rich or poor house. This man is totally a stranger and he could be a thief or a killer. I can't indanger my life and my family.

LMFAO I'm dead at the "I saw your welcome mat and thought I was welcomed here" LOLOLOLOL

Try with poor people and you will see the compassion

The guy at 6:24 really felt bad. 😩

Not even my mother in law left us stay in her huge house when I gave birth to my second child. She kicked us out 6 weeks after giving birth. My husband (her son) was still a student in college and our first born was recovering of an illness. 6 weeks only! No compassion, no mercy. For me this is so hard to believe because I'm from Mexico and Mexicans even if they don't have the money or space in their homes they would help you and receive you in their homes. They would not kick you out with a new born...Well, after many years I realized she is a narcissist, and a sociopath. It's been 5 years without contact her.

I'm totally cool with people turning him down, couldn't risk letting in a stranger just like that.

Try this in a poor neighborhood. People will definitely be kinder.

And here in Mexico where I live last year I helped a 23 year old young man who needed a place to live, and advertised that he was looking for a place to camp out. I reached out to him and allowed him to set up camp. But when I noticed that his tent didn't have Pole's I told him he could stay in my little rental that had recently been damaged by a hurricane. For very little money like 175 a month, which basically covered electricity, water and garbage. He's a talented musician and played at several restaurants around ere for tips It's a one bedroom, one bathroom house-but I didn't have hot water because the hot water heater died . SoI really couldn't rent it out. But he didn't care, we gave him a little electrical element to stick in a bucket and heat water up that way. That's what we use because I can't afford a water heater for me. Eventually he left and I was able to buy a real water heater and get it installed and it's now rented to an elderly old man or like $375a month.Im still without Hot water. People need to reach out make an effort to help each other. I've been doing this all my life. And if you are reading this and want to help me help others let me know. I want to build a couple more little Casitas, that's what we call them here in Mexico and rent it out for very small amount of money $375 a month -a doable amount for a lot of low-income people. It includes water and free internet. And quite frequently dinner. Lol. Very good Mexican homemade food. I built the Casita and my house by myself. 75% I'd say. But I recently fell and severely hurt my left leg and hip and need surgery. So no more Casitas for a while. I have a large piece of property. Any How I've always helped people. I owned a big 4 bedroom 3 bathroom house also and helped two single moms. I also helped a family of 8 who were Mexican farm workers and had been run off of the ranch where they had lived for 20 years! My house had a basement also. It was the cleanest it had ever been. Anyhow I don't know if I approve of what you are doing. You have put people in the spot. But Yes we all need to step up and help. Even poor people can help. I live on 1126$ a month and help my neighbors. I still don't have wiring in my house or doors or windows in the kitchen. Just screen.

This is why rich people are rich. Anyone of them could have offered him a drink, a sandwich, a lift to a shelter, 20 bucks, booked an uber or at the very least showed some empathy and just engaged him about his circumstances like a caring or concerned fellow human.. only one did. He was probably an atheist.

Never let strangers in the house , rich or poor doesnt matter. Never know if you're gonna harm my family🤷‍♀️

Plot twist: He meets Mr Beast and he tips him the house

I could understand turning a stranger down to stay with you, but I absolutely couldn't refuse someone a meal if I were privileged.

I'm shocked nobody offered to give him any food. Greedy af

Plot twist, he’s actually richer than all these guys lol

"I saw your Welcome mat sign and I figured I was welcomed here" 😆

We need more people like the guy in the tank top. Refused politely so he doesn’t get robbed and murdered, and told juan all the things he can do to help himself.

7:46 my mans said i have a gf 😂😂😂

Try this with a hot girl, 100% success rate.

Imagine if he went back to his Lamborghini and drove away after they shut him down

“ you guys are so nice “ They couldn’t even give you a fruit or a sandwich 😂 I can say almost certain most Latino households would have gave you something to eat.

if a stranger came to my door , rich or poor , and asks me that question , I would gladly give him an education on the Second Ammendment

I'm cringing from second hand embarrassment... help

It not just the rich guys, no man will let a complete stranger live in his house just because he lost a job

Back 100 years ago people use to travel all over and people would welcome strangers in to their home. We have become way to paranoid. "treating your neighbor like he's your next of kin" People today have motives though and I understand peoples aprehension.

It's very sad thing to see! I have heard from immigrants who traveled all the way from Africa and middle East to Europe with no or little money, and most of the them have stayed with people who even do not speak their language. It's sad to be rich and unable to help your fellow humans because you are afraid to be robbed or killed.😭

I was bout to go to juans house n ask him the same..

“I wish I had a family” Guy: Stays neutral, laughs and shrugs his shoulders “THERE YOU GO” Christ! Edit: OMG thanks for so many likes

Have you seen the blink videos where the creepers knock and have another person hidden around the corner, when the person answers the door, they bust in and rob them? It's not a friendly world anymore 😫. Or when you let someone stay with you out of the kindness of your heart, they don't leave, EVER! They wreck your house, eat your food, steal from you, and there is a process of eviction you have to go through! Oh, and in Oregon, you have to pay $4000. Hardship fee on top of it, even though you might have only let someone stay a night or two. They can mess with you and drag out the whole thing causing you a nightmare. So as much as I would love to help someone in need, the risk of being screwed with is so high that I would have to say no. I've been there. I did it once with a woman from church, and she tried to steal my husband. Disgusting. Of course, my husband was not a good man, so there is that.

Came here to talk about Ralph Yarl's death. 16 year old black boy shot MULTIPLE times for knocking on a man's door...he was trying to pick his sister up from her friend's home but accidentally went to the wrong address. Was taking college level classes and was a talented musician with many awards. He had such a bright future ahead of him and almost didn't get to make it while the guy who shot him faced no repurcussians. No jail, nothing. This video here is proof of white privilege too. Don't forget that the next time you door-bell-ditch someone for fun

*6:24** You can see it on this guys face that he felt sorry for him as he looks down*

They didn't even ask him if he needs water. I thought Americans are kind. Instead they are ready to call cop's.

For people defending everybody being aggressive: Yeah, he could be a robber. But look a the reaction at 4:53 and compare that with the first guy. There's a right way to say no and a wrong way. You can't just assume everyone around you wants to kill you or else you are going to lead a very sad life...

" ur a picky eater? I dont need that shit either"

Juan is the most confident person ALL OVER THE WORLD!

Try doing this to poor people, lets see if rich vs poor who will take you in...

The first guy is literally everything wrong with society.. Hands down

5:25 that response would’ve made sense if he was wearing a mask lmao

Juan: “I’m homeless...” Also Juan: “I’m a picky eater..” LMAO 😂

Americans on any situation: “this is my property”

Some of the people seemed concerned and wanted to help, but were afraid of what could happen if they allowed a stranger to live with them.

I actually felt a little bit sorry for the man who couldn’t let you in the house because of his wife’s health. He seemed at least a little bit guilty when you were about to leave.

Plot twist: Juan is actually richer than those rich people

I've actually been housing at risk homeless people for decades. About half end of robbing me by taking things around the house, stealing my credit, etc. But none ever hurt me. The ones who did not steal ended being amazing lifelong friends after they get their life back on track.

The dogs be like, " I don't know if this is a trick or not but this guy doesn't smell like danger " 😂

The guy that told him to "come back" could have given him a sandwich..the guy that referred him to a quote "christian place with a Christian name" go there they will fill your belly..none of these "rich" ppl would even offer a water or a sandwich or something to fill him up until he got to "the shelter" they all referred him to.. Dear ppl who Think they are Rich you maybe rich where it counts to some but being Rich is Alot more than having money.. It takes only kindness to feel another person's pain especially a stranger s pain..letting a stranger live with you, yes I agree it's a little much But It would Not have hurt any of you to offer to fill his belly God bless

You should do this with poor people to see the deference

Where I’m from, he would not be accepted in the house but he definitely won’t leave with an empty stomach.... food is a universal language, never be selfish with food.

I love the reasons. How about get the fuck off my property before you leave in a bag.

3:30 gets my respect

These people are not selfish.Realistically speaking, when an unknown person approaches you like that,it's strange,weird and scary.Not letting a stranger go inside the house,esp. at a pandemic time, is totally understandable.The person could have stabbed you while you're talking to him at your doorstep or he might be a covid carrier.. Plus Juan doesn't look like he needs help at all.haha.

He should have a ton of cash in his bag and when he walks away it should fall out

Only a fool would allow a total stranger into their home. Obviously.

What we can see is Rich people are equal everywhere

Moral of the Story: *"If you're homeless, just, buy a house!"*

Go to a store and ask what year it is ,and when answered,run put screaming "IT WORKED"

Matthew 5:. 40 And if anyone wants to sue you and take your shirt, hand over your coat as well. 41 If anyone forces you to go one mile, go with them two miles. 42 Give to the one who asks you, and do not turn away from the one who wants to borrow from you. 43 “You have heard that it was said, ‘Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.’ Many of these so called humans could care less. So very very sad. Give to those who ask and the Lord will repay 7 times or until you have to give more. They were given the test and failed miserably. At least most of these wretched souls

I wouldn't let a stranger live with my family.

6:21 looks like he's guilty for refusing juan. I know he wanted to help juan but strangers are not easy to trust, i understand why he refused and big respect to the old man..

Moral of the story: Be rich not poor.

I took an "ese" homie that was battling addiction in the streets here in SLC. Didn't know him or nothing about him, I was 15 years old and brought him to my house . fed him, let him meet my fam and never disrespected.. That became one of my best friends. I Got him clean for a bit, he was working and one day he never came back. Went right back to the streets. Last time I seen him he was doing well.. Haven't heard from him for 4 years but I know he is doing well now

Come back this afternoon when nobody's home😂😂

I won't blame those that rejected you. It's COVID season.

People saying Plot Twist He's richer than all of them. It's actually true.

Some of the people are good but letting a stranger in their homes is just soo freakin scary...

People saying “we’re full” like it’s a hotel 😂

Let's be honest no one would let a homeless man in their house.

6:24 this person was the best. He really wanted to help.

The most preposterous request, even a real homeless will never even think of asking.

I would never let anyone I didn’t know into my house. I have the safety of my young kids and a wife to consider. Who knows what any random person off of the street is capable of? I would make them a solid lunch while they waited outside. And if funds allow it, I would even get them room at a local motel for a night. But times have changed and people do some crazy sh$t. I’m all about helping the next man but safety first

Let's be honest no one would let a stranger stay with u, but I would definitely give him some money and food.

5:33 Juan: "I'm so hungry tho Man: "I understand"

Here's what I would've done: offered to give them water, or something to eat, ask a few questions about what happened, and I'm usually a good judge after that, so I'd let them in for a while ( I'd still be on guard the whole time) and then, call around to see if there are any safe shelters, or just call the police to get some help for a while. If all that fails, I'd honestly just let them live with me for a while, until I figure something out. I still wouldn't just trust them, or leave them alone with any of my belongings.

It's not about how big their heart is , it's about security. How you can trust a stranger. Well yes they could have offered help in other means