One evening, a group of my friends were gathered around the dinner table, discussing Denver's homelessness issue, when one friend recalled how he did an experiment in college in which he pretended to be homeless for a week. He slept on the streets, ate from shelters, and even panhandled for money just to see what it was like to be homeless. In jest, I leaned over to my friend Ike and said that he should try it. “Why would I ever do that?”
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