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1809 S Street Suite 101-359
Sacramento CA 95811
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4 comments:
I think this will help level the playing field between the have and have not. We all need the same chances to succeed.
There was a time when cell phones were seen as a luxury that might have led people to look down on seeing someone with an image like the one pictured here. I think that time has passed. I take my cell phone with me for safety and I don't use a land line from home. Why should it be any different for someone who is homeless? This is awesome! Props to Google!
I think it is entirely reasonable for people on the streets to have cell phones. I think that some people snicker at times when they see a homeless person with a phone, but this isn't 1991 anymore and phones are affordable now.
I wonder if the voice message system will actually be used for job searching or if it is truly a felt need in the community.
Ryan
I think it is a good idea. I think it might also give homeless people a way to connect with loved ones as well. I know when we went to the park on Christmas a man was so sad that he could not call his son and someone let him use there phone. I think it is great. Go Google!
Kellie
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