David Gant

So a lot of them end up out on the street. Right. A lot of them turn to drugs or crime or whatever. And this organization works with them, helps them, helps them get their GEDs, get some education, get a driver's license, job skills, and they help them get back on their feet. And when I heard about it, I'm like, that's something I can get behind.

So a lot of them end up out on the street. Right. A lot of them turn to drugs or crime or whatever. And this organization works with them, helps them, helps them get their GEDs, get some education, get a driver's license, job skills, and they help them get back on their feet. And when I heard about it, I'm like, that's something I can get behind.

You know, a lot of these people that they're helping never got first chance. And here I am with several chances in my life. And if I can come down here and spend a little money with them and buy a T-shirt, whatever, and it helps these people, helps these young people,

You know, a lot of these people that they're helping never got first chance. And here I am with several chances in my life. And if I can come down here and spend a little money with them and buy a T-shirt, whatever, and it helps these people, helps these young people,

You know, a lot of these people that they're helping never got first chance. And here I am with several chances in my life. And if I can come down here and spend a little money with them and buy a T-shirt, whatever, and it helps these people, helps these young people,

I don't mind it. Right. I actually wrote a story about a kid named Jacob Diaz and he was foster care. And when it turned like, I want to say 18 or 19, he just, they basically were like, Hey, well, you know, you got to leave next week. And he was like, well, what?

I don't mind it. Right. I actually wrote a story about a kid named Jacob Diaz and he was foster care. And when it turned like, I want to say 18 or 19, he just, they basically were like, Hey, well, you know, you got to leave next week. And he was like, well, what?

I don't mind it. Right. I actually wrote a story about a kid named Jacob Diaz and he was foster care. And when it turned like, I want to say 18 or 19, he just, they basically were like, Hey, well, you know, you got to leave next week. And he was like, well, what?

Yeah, here's the garbage bag. Put your stuff in it. Get out.

Yeah, here's the garbage bag. Put your stuff in it. Get out.

Yeah, here's the garbage bag. Put your stuff in it. Get out.

And he was just like... He was like, actually... And his foster family was like... He was like... Or where he was staying, he was like, everybody was really nice to me, but nobody had even prepared me that this is something that's happening. And he said, I guess I should have known that, but this was my home.

And he was just like... He was like, actually... And his foster family was like... He was like... Or where he was staying, he was like, everybody was really nice to me, but nobody had even prepared me that this is something that's happening. And he said, I guess I should have known that, but this was my home.

And he was just like... He was like, actually... And his foster family was like... He was like... Or where he was staying, he was like, everybody was really nice to me, but nobody had even prepared me that this is something that's happening. And he said, I guess I should have known that, but this was my home.

And it just one day it was like, Hey bro, like, you know, next week you're leaving, right? Well, what do you mean I'm leaving? Where am I going? I don't know where you're going, but you can't stay here.

And it just one day it was like, Hey bro, like, you know, next week you're leaving, right? Well, what do you mean I'm leaving? Where am I going? I don't know where you're going, but you can't stay here.

And it just one day it was like, Hey bro, like, you know, next week you're leaving, right? Well, what do you mean I'm leaving? Where am I going? I don't know where you're going, but you can't stay here.

You can't stay here.

You can't stay here.

You can't stay here.