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Entitlement. here is more from the show. >> panhandling as a job is common. here is san francisco, packs of young healthy kids beg for spare change. >> you got to survive. >> and there are students and we interviewed some of the kids. >> we wake up in the morning, start drinking, to go bed and do it again. >> john: you portray this as kids having fun but my e-mails are saying this is distorted. you picked a few isolated examples. >> its whole culture. kids that find it cool to ask other people f...

Deep-seated sense of entitlement. here is more from the show. >> panhandling as a job is common. here is san francisco, packs of young healthy kids beg for spare change. >> you got to survive. >> and there are students and we interviewed some of the kids. >> we wake up in the morning, start drinking, to go bed and do it again. >> john: you portray this as kids having fun but my e-mails are saying this is distorted. you picked a few isolated examples. >> its whole culture. kids that find it cool ...

Start drinking, to go bed and do it again. >> john: you portray this as kids having fun but my e-mails are saying this is distorted. you picked a few isolated examples. >> its whole culture. kids that find it cool to ask other people for money. this is worrisome sign of the sense of entitlement. welfare rights of 1960s was fantastically successful because these kids feel no shame about the basic philosophy, you have more money than i do. therefore, were going to tip the field and i deserve it. i...

Start drinking, to go bed and do it again. >> john: you portray this as kids having fun but my e-mails are saying this is distorted. you picked a few isolated examples. >> its whole culture. kids that find it cool to ask other people for money. this is worrisome sign of the sense of entitlement. welfare rights of 1960s was fantastically successful because these kids feel no shame about the basic philosophy, you have more money than i do. therefore, were going to tip the field and i deserve it. i...

Alcohol. >> i wind homeless. i was just an easy way to -- i wasnt homeless, it was just an easy way to get money. on the best day maybe $150. >> did he have trouble finding a job? >> i didnt look for no job that was my job. [ laughing ] japan handling is a job, is common in some places. here in san francisco, packs of young, healthy kids, beg for spare change. >> got to survive. got to eat, drink. >> an art student interviewed some of the kids. >> wake up in the morning. start drinking. go to be...

Alcohol. >> i wind homeless. i was just an easy way to -- i wasnt homeless, it was just an easy way to get money. on the best day maybe $150. >> did he have trouble finding a job? >> i didnt look for no job that was my job. [ laughing ] japan handling is a job, is common in some places. here in san francisco, packs of young, healthy kids, beg for spare change. >> got to survive. got to eat, drink. >> an art student interviewed some of the kids. >> wake up in the morning. start drinking. go to be...

Wasnt homeless, it was just an easy way to get money. on the best day maybe $150. >> did he have trouble finding a job? >> i didnt look for no job that was my job. [ laughing ] japan handling is a job, is common in some places. here in san francisco, packs of young, healthy kids, beg for spare change. >> got to survive. got to eat, drink. >> an art student interviewed some of the kids. >> wake up in the morning. start drinking. go to bed. do it again. >> they have the most deep-seated sense of e...

You an early morning guy, get out and get waves, or later in the afternoon? >> no. later in the afternoon kind of guy. wake up, go down to the beach, hang out with my friends. hit on some chicks, start drinking. >> all day every day. >> the rat life. we caught up with him in la jolla, california, close to where he grew up. the 29-year-old close the life of hi a beach bum in this seaside paradise. with no fixed address jason has floated from place to place, staying with family, pals and girls hes...

Jason. >> what exactly is the rat life? >> your typical day, are you an early morning guy or get up later in the afternoon? >> yeah, later in the afternoon kind of guy. wake up. go down to the beach. >> yeah. >> see my friends. hit on some chicks. start drinking. >> all day every day. ♪ >> the 29-year-old has chosen the life of a beach bum in this seaside paradise. with no fixed address, jason has for the last couple of years floated from place to place, staying with family, pals, and girls he...

Wasnt homeless, it was just an easy way to get money. on the best day maybe $150. >> did he have trouble finding a job? >> i didnt look for no job that was my job. [ laughing ] japan handling is a job, is common in some places. here in san francisco, packs of young, healthy kids, beg for spare change. >> got to survive. got to eat, drink. >> an art student interviewed some of the kids. >> wake up in the morning. start drinking. go to bed. do it again. >> they have the most deep-seated sense of e...