'Where do I sign up?' San Diego homeless woman says they’re ‘spoiled' with free stuff, phones
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San Diego's downtown homeless population has surged in recent years. A business owner spoke with those living on the streets to try to find out what needs to change.
"I think we're spoiled to be honest with you," Mary added. "My sister's like, 'Where do I sign up?’" Hannah Ray Lambert is an associate producer/writer with Fox News Digital Originals.
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