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What's up ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls around the world. I would like to welcome you back

to another episode of The Real Talk with Zuby Podcast. Now, today's conversation is going to be

very interesting. We are going to be talking about homelessness and housing and who better to do

that with than Tyler Alvarez, who is from San Diego. He has been working in this area for a couple of

years and has got some interesting insights, which he's gonna be sharing with us. So, welcome to

the show, Tyler. Hey, Zuby, thanks for having me, man. Yeah, I can't wait to elaborate on my personal

experience. So, yeah, thanks for having me. No doubt, bro. I'm happy to have you here. So, I've

done a brief intro right there, but tell people a little bit more about who you are and what you do.

Yeah, I'm a 28-year-old living in San Diego. Before this, I was living in Ventura County. If you know

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