When I was homeless in Minneapolis I walked everywhere.

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When I was homeless in Minneapolis I walked everywhere. Unless it was too far to walk, then I would take a bus or the light rail.

I would walk to Nicollette Mall. The street would be covered with homeless people with their signs.

Signing on the Corner

I’m glad I didn’t need to do that