That's the whole allure.

I don't know if I should be doing this.

I mean, that's like...

Right?

That's why you're doing it.

This is naughty.

Don't show this to your parents.

From the smallest room in New York City comes a show that gives you a reason to live.

They survive on society's leftovers.

The half-eaten slice you didn't really want.

Doey balls have scooped out bagels,

and the rice.

Good God, who could eat all that rice?

You see him in subway stations where a warm-blooded mammal can rest, and the more I compare them, the more I realize.

The major difference between rats and homeless people is height. The average adult brown rat,

16 to 20 inches long and weighs 1 to 2 pounds. It can squeeze through holes or gaps the size of a quarter,

and leave four feet laterally, can survive a five-story drop and tread water for three days. Those are all skills that

promote survival. They are the true New Yorkers, but just like the people who live in New York,

but don't have $2,500 a month for a room with a sink. The city itself is their home. New York

City, home to 8.4 million people and a homeless

man is at the bottom of the food chain with no roof, walls, furniture. Well, you know where

you know where homeless people keep their liquor in their blood. But how do rats kill the pain?

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