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We met Jonathon while walking through the Tenderloin in San Francisco while shooting Dregs of the City: San Francisco, a SIX SEVEN documentary that covers homelessness around the city of San Francisco. Jonathon was very bright and attuned to his surroundings, and we hope that he has found his way out since speaking to him back in September. Dregs of the City: San Francisco | Short Documentary - https://youtu.be/cC_9N5fNB44?si=wwKBIqVbE3r4NJJ8 Support our work and join our Patreon for updates and producer credits: https://www.patreon.com/SixSevenStories San Francisco has seen a steep decline in the last few years, especially so in Downtown San Francisco, the Tenderloin and some other surrounding areas. Tech jobs have left the area and left downtown in somewhat of a desolate state. Jonathon talks about the mentality of the homeless in San Fran from his perspective. Behind Jonathon is a motel in the heart of the Tenderloin where some homeless people now inhabit. Updates to come about this. Thank you, Jonathon. 00:00 Homelessness in San Francisco 05:23 Homeless Motel 06:10 Surviving in the Tenderloin Support our work by buying our merch at https://www.sixsevenstore.com/ Co-Directors: 6 7 Kevin Kalb & Charles Leith Editor: Charles Leith Director of Photography: 6 7 Kevin Kalb Camera Operators: 6 7 Kevin Kalb & Charles Leith Thumbnail Design by: Charles Leith FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/sixsevenstories/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/SIXSEVENSTORIES FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@sixsevendocs

Pauly Smash is a squatter living in abandoned houses in Detroit We ran into Pauly on John R Street in Detroit while driving at night. Pauly was estranged from his family at an early age, and seems to be keeping loose contact with his Mother mostly to get mail and other things he needs. He lives in abandoned houses in Detroit, squatting in these houses long enough so they can get the energy companies to come and give them power. There are no shortage of abandoned houses and buildings in Detroit, making it a squatters paradise. We hope Pauly is doing okay. This was shot in January. If you know Pauly and have his contact, please reach out to him. Support our work by buying our merch at https://www.sixsevenstore.com/ Director: Charles Leith Editor: Charles Leith Camera Operator: Charles Leith Thumbnail Design by: Charles Leith 00:00 Pauly Smash 06:06 Squatting 07:45 Struggles & Family FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/sixsevenstories/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/SIXSEVENSTORIES FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@sixsevendocs

What happened to Walter? The Detroit homeless population experiences frostbite that leads to death in big numbers every Winter, and oftentimes it's the churches that end up taking the homeless people in because a lack of services. I encourage you all to support Walter's channel by subscribing here: https://www.youtube.com/@UCq1KEht3YYSnCImAhJltp3g Many rappers come out of Detroit like Tee Grizzley, Danny Brown and Sada Baby, but what isn't usually seen is the passion for music that the entire city of Detroit has. Walter embodies this passion despite being in the situation he's in. Being from Detroit, it wasn't incredibly shocking to meet a homeless man like Walter out on the street there. Unfortunately, mental health issues seem to be the primary contributing factor to homelessness in Detroit, and I hope that somebody or something helps him out of his situation soon. I don't know what may have happened to Walter, but I hope he gets better, and I hope somebody notices him from this video and gives him a chance with his music. Support our work by buying our merch at https://www.sixsevenstore.com/ Director: Charles Leith Production Assistant: Ken Teevens Editor: Charles Leith Camera Operator: Charles Leith Thumbnail Design by: Charles Leith FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/sixsevenstories/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/SIXSEVENSTORIES FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@sixsevendocs

Gerald is a homeless man in Austin that lost his family because he repeatedly stole his children's Christmas gifts and sold them for crack. He's been addicted to crack for about 15 years, and shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon. He had a lot of interesting theories as to how to end homeless. He also describes the current state of homelessness in Austin, Texas and how it has changed since the dispersement of the tent city that existed a few years ago. Austin, Texas is experiencing one of the worst homeless crises in all of America at the moment, and while some measures have been taken to mitigate the problem, nothing has seemed to slow down the ever-increasing homeless population there. We hope Gerald finds his peace. Support our work by buying our merch at https://www.sixsevenstore.com/ Director: Charles Leith & 6 7 Kevin Kalb Editor: Charles Leith Camera Operator: Charles Leith Thumbnail Design by: Charles Leith FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/sixsevenstories/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/SIXSEVENSTORIES FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@sixsevendocs

Chad Hower is known online as the TikTok fugitive. He has been wanted by the FBI for almost 20 years, and has not been able to return to the United States from Russia and other countries. In the last year or so, he has been gaining traction all over different social media platforms, and making people question why the FBI has taken such a pointed interest in his case. On paper, Chad's case is a child kidnapping case. According to the FBI, Chad allegedly kidnapped his son away from his mother. There's lots of controversy behind this case, and Chad has been doing everything he can on social media to make his case for why the FBI's claims are untrue. If everything Chad talks about is correct, there could be something far more nefarious at play with the U.S. governments mission to arrest Chad. Does Chad have secret information that may have lead U.S. officials to take a special interest in him? Is Chad Hower a Russian asset? You decide. I advise that you watch CHUPPL's video on Chad after you watch this video. Watch both videos and decide for yourself what you think of Chad and the abnormalities of his case. CHUPPL's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7Iffx1gnOU Support our work by buying our merch at https://www.sixsevenstore.com/ Recorded and Edited by Charles Leith Thumbnail Design by Charles Leith (with fair use of CHUPPL's original thumbnail) FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/sixsevenstories/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/SIXSEVENSTORIES FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@sixsevendocs

Barry is a homeless man residing in Hollywood that we met while filming Dregs of the City: Los Angeles, a documentary that covers homeless in Skid Row, Hollywood, Venice Beach and many other areas in Greater Los Angeles. We learned a thing or two from Barry in our short interview with him, and we hope you do too. Dregs of the City: Los Angeles | Short Documentary - https://rumble.com/v4r097l-dregs-of-the-city-los-angeles-short-documentary Support our work and join our Patreon for updates and producer credits: https://www.patreon.com/SixSevenStories Los Angeles is widely known for its glitz and glam, but behind all of that is something very dark and sinister. LA has one of the worst homeless crises in the entire world. It has progressively gotten worse over the last 40-50 years, and especially so in the last 15 years. We hope Barry's interview can shed some light on the situation. Thank you to Barry, God bless. Support our work by buying our merch at https://www.sixsevenstore.com/ Co-Directors: 6 7 Kevin Kalb & Charles Leith Editor: Charles Leith Director of Photography: 6 7 Kevin Kalb Camera Operators: 6 7 Kevin Kalb, Charles Leith, & Danny Golden Thumbnail Design by: Charles Leith FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/sixsevenstories/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/SIXSEVENSTORIES FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@sixsevendocs Popular SIX SEVEN reel with Barry in it: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Sd60gV54SC8

Las Vegas is sweeping their homeless problem underneath the city. Join the Patreon for updates and Producer credits: https://www.patreon.com/SixSevenStories Dregs of the City: Las Vegas is a short documentary that explores the depths of Las Vegas, a city that could potentially have one of the worst homeless crises in the world. Thousands of people are living underneath the city, so it's most likely that the numbers of homeless people in the city are being severely undercounted. In this documentary, viewers will learn about homelessness in Las Vegas both over the ground and under the ground. Over the ground, homeless people are afraid to enter the tunnels underneath the city where the "mole people" live, and underneath the ground they are living in a dangerous state of mind, knowing that water could come at any moment and sweep them away. Because of all the destruction that is taking place underneath the city, there leaves room for question about haunting spirits and entities that many homeless people in the city have claimed to encounter. Whether or not this is true, there is certainly something sinister happening. Throughout this documentary, we dive into these dark thoughts as well as the other psychological components that make up the Las Vegas homeless community. A special thanks to @MotherNature for giving us coordinates that helped us find our original entry point into the tunnels. Also huge thanks to Bethesda and the Fallout series for curating some of the best music a video game has ever seen. Support our work by buying our merch at https://www.sixsevenstore.com/ Co-Directors: 6 7 Kevin Kalb, Charles Leith, & Danny Golden Editor: Charles Leith Director of Photography: 6 7 Kevin Kalb Camera Operators: 6 7 Kevin Kalb, Charles Leith, Danny Golden & Marlee Metcalf Thumbnail Design by: 6 7 Kevin Kalb News Sources: Reuters KLAS-TV - CBS 8 Las Vegas KTVU - Fox 2 San Francisco KTNV - ABC 13 Las Vegas KTLA 5 Los Angeles Las Vegas Review-Journal Music Used: "Sixty Minute Man" by Billy Ward and his Dominoes "Why Don't You Do Right (Get Me Some Money Too)" by Peggy Lee "The Candy Man" by Sammy Davis Jr. "Keep A Knockin' (But You Can't Come In) " by Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five "Anything Goes" by Cole Porter "I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire" by The Ink Spots "Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall" by The Ink Spots "Crazy He Calls Me" by Billie Holiday "The Wanderer" by Dion "The End of the World" by Skeeter Davis Please share if you enjoyed it! FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/sixsevenstories/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/SIXSEVENSTORIES FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@sixsevendocs

Phoenix has the fastest growing homeless population in America. Join the Patreon for updates and Producer credits: patreon.com/SixSevenStories Dregs of the City: Phoenix is a short documentary that dives into Phoenix, Arizona. This city, as well as the whole state of Arizona, has been experiencing a record-breaking increase in homelessness over the course of the last few years. From the homeless and ex-homeless people themselves, this documentary explores the reasons why. Throughout the documentary, you'll meet a handful of different characters, success stories and the opposite, that come together as one character that is the Greater Phoenix area. A city of two extremes. A city with one of the fastest growing economies, and one of the fastest developing homeless crises. Phoenix has an area called "The Zone" where, in most of modern history, the homeless people of Phoenix have congregated. The Zone has taken different shapes, different forms, it has been moved, destroyed, resurrected, and destroyed again. This documentary explores The Zone intimately with its residents. Support our work by buying our merch at https://www.sixsevenstore.com/ Co-Directors: 6 7 Kevin Kalb & Danny Golden Editor: Charles Leith Director of Photography: 6 7 Kevin Kalb Camera Operators: 6 7 Kevin Kalb, Danny Golden, & Charles Leith Thumbnail Design by: 6 7 Kevin Kalb News Sources: KSAZ-TV Fox 10 Phoenix KPNX - NBC 12 Mesa-Phoenix KTVK/KPHO - 3TV & CBS 5 Arizona KNXV-TV ABC 15 Arizona CNBC CityofPhoenixAZ - YouTube Music Used: "Everybody Loves the Sunshine" by Roy Ayers "North American Scum" by LCD Soundsystem "Bad Reputation" by Bass Drum of Death "Boneyard" by Nobunny "Almost Had to Start a Fight / In and Out of Patience" by Parquet Courts "To Hell With Poverty!" by Gang of Four "BREACH" by No Baby "Cementality" by King Krule "Don't Get Taken" by Acid Dad "Take 3" by Inner Wave "Why" by Nick Gillette Please share if you enjoyed it! FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/sixsevenstories/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/SIXSEVENSTORIES FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@sixsevendocs

Los Angeles is full of drugs, insanity and apathy. Join the Patreon for updates and Producer credits: https://www.patreon.com/SixSevenStories Dregs of the City: Los Angeles is a short documentary that dives into the grossness that exists on the streets of LA both physically and psychologically. What was once deemed the City of Angels, a city that made dreams comes true, is now a place where dreams go to die. As we move forward through the documentary, the audience will come to see the beauty in the destruction. This is a beauty that can only be seen by talking to the people that live in the dirt. The conversations being had are not something you'd usually see on YouTube. From Skid Row, to Venice Beach, to Hollywood, we embark on a journey throughout the cement turmoil that is Los Angeles to find answers. In the midst of the chaos, we found fractioned answers, and we hope you take those fractions and fill the gaps with your imagination to make it whole. Support our work by buying our merch at https://www.sixsevenstore.com/ Co-Directors: 6 7 Kevin Kalb & Charles Leith Producers: 6 7 Kevin Kalb, Charles Leith, Danny Golden & Marlee Metcalf Editor: Charles Leith Director of Photography: 6 7 Kevin Kalb Camera Operators: 6 7 Kevin Kalb, Charles Leith, Danny Golden & Marlee Metcalf Thumbnail Design by: 6 7 Kevin Kalb News Sources: MSNBC KABC-TV - ABC 7 News Los Angeles KTTV - FOX 11 News Los Angeles Eric B Zink - YouTube Ralph King - YouTube SELFLESS ONE - YouTube Music Used: "Dope Man" by N.W.A. "Deep Cover" by Dr. Dre ft. Snoop Dogg "Going Back to Cali" by the Notorious B.I.G. "Played Like a Piano" by King Tee "Mind Playing Tricks on Me" by Geto Boys "Keep Ya Head Up" by Tupac Shakur "Foe tha Love of $" by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony "Do You Realize??" by The Flaming Lips Please share if you enjoyed it! FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/sixsevenstories/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/SIXSEVENSTORIES FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@sixsevendocs

Seattle's homeless population is drug-induced. Join the Patreon for updates and Producer credits: https://www.patreon.com/SixSevenStories Dregs of the City: Seattle is a short documentary that explores the streets of Seattle, a city that has been plagued by several devastating drug epidemics, but none as dangerous and as fast-acting as this one. A city once known for fishing, grunge, and the tech boom is now known mostly for its chaos. Throughout the documentary, the audience will learn that there isn't much comic relief. Unlike other cities we have explored in our Dregs of the City series, like San Francisco and Los Angeles, Seattle is filled predominantly with despair, and little hope. From Capitol Hill, to Pioneer Square, to Westlake Center, we reveal details about the drug epidemic in Seattle from the users themselves, most of which are abusing the same drug. Being homeless in Seattle, Washington is falling victim to the Seattle drug problem. What they don't know is what ingredient is in the new wave of drugs hitting the streets. Something that is causing people to get sores all over their body, and lose limbs. Support our work by buying our merch at https://www.sixsevenstore.com/ Co-Directors: 6 7 Kevin Kalb & Charles Leith Editor: Charles Leith Director of Photography: 6 7 Kevin Kalb Camera Operators: 6 7 Kevin Kalb, Charles Leith, & Danny Golden Thumbnail Design by: 6 7 Kevin Kalb News Sources: KOMO-TV - ABC 4 News Seattle KING-TV - NBC 5 News Seattle-Tacoma-Everett KCPQ - Fox 13 News Tacoma-Seattle Real Crime - YouTube Pej Interventions - YouTube Luis Chaparro - YouTube Music Used: "Weird Circles" by Tera Melos "All Bad Men" by Johnstonsons "Using" by Sorority Noise "Never Awake" by Alex Vile "Spalona Ziemia" by NieMy "The Bay" by Metronomy "Porcelain" by Red Hot Chili Peppers "Hey Moon" by John Maus Please share if you enjoyed it! FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/sixsevenstories/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/SIXSEVENSTORIES FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@sixsevendocs

San Francisco: a disgusting, yet beautiful place. It has a poop problem. Join the Patreon for updates and Producer credits: https://www.patreon.com/SixSevenStories You may also become a producer by joining on YouTube. Dregs of the City: San Francisco is a short documentary that peels back every layer of that issue from the sidewalk up. Homeless people, fentanyl addicts, and poopers alike were all interviewed to find out how San Francisco has been gradually developing one of the worst homeless crises in the world. Throughout this journey on the San Francisco streets, audiences will learn about the causes of all aforementioned issues, and will learn more about the San Francisco street homeless people themselves through a chaotic, yet intriguing display of lost-mindedness and mental fortitude. Support our work by buying our merch at https://www.sixsevenstore.com/ Be a Producer on our next documentary for $5 a month: https://www.patreon.com/SixSevenStories Co-Directors: 6 7 Kevin Kalb & Charles Leith Producers: 6 7 Kevin Kalb, Charles Leith & Danny Golden Editor: Charles Leith Director of Photography: 6 7 Kevin Kalb Camera Operators: 6 7 Kevin Kalb, Charles Leith & Danny Golden Thumbnail Design by: Jason Henry News Sources: KPIX-TV - CBS 5 News San Francisco KGO-TV - ABC 7 News Bay Area KTVU - FOX 2 News Bay Area KXTV - ABC 10 News Sacramento KTTV - FOX 11 News Los Angeles Music Used: "White Lines (Don’t Do It)" by Grandmaster Flash, Melle Mel "Canned Heat" by Jamiroquai "Ball of Confusion (That's What the World is Today)" by The Temptations "Future Shock" by Curtis Mayfield "Games People Play" by The Spinners "Home is Where the Hatred is" by Gil Scott-Heron "Could Heaven Ever Be Like This" by Idris Muhammad Please share if you enjoyed it! FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/sixsevenstories/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/SIXSEVENSTORIES FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@sixsevendocs

Slab City is the last free place on earth. Join the Patreon to support our docs: https://www.patreon.com/SixSevenStories Dregs of the City: Slab City takes an inside look into Slab City, an outlaw city in the middle of the desert in southern California. In Slab City, residents can do pretty much whatever they want, and this produces many positive outcomes, but also a few negative ones. Most of the homeless people in "the slabs" are happy. They would argue they are more happy than the "Babylonians," or people living in "normal" society. In Slab City you will meet artists, train hoppers, dirty kids, and many other types of characters. This documentary aims to explore those types of characters, and illuminate some of the issues that their community faces. One of the big issues they face is pollution from both the Salton Sea, and the lithium plants being built all around the surrounding Imperial Valley. This issue puts residents both in Slab City and surrounding communities at risk for serious respiratory issues. California is unsure what to do with Slab City, and it's not certain that they care enough to bother with it at all. All the while, the residents of "the slabs" will continue making art, riding ATV's, and enjoying each others company. There are many misconceptions about Slab City, but whatever you've come to assume about it is probably untrue. The people are just people, and their choices are just choices, and it's up for the audience to decide whether or not Slab City is a net positive for its people, California, and the rest of the world. Most YouTuber coverage of Slab City has been completely dishonest. With titles like "SURVIVING 24 HOURS IN A CITY WITH NO LAWS" and "I Survived a Night in America's Last Lawless City." Hopefully we can do "the slabs" more of a justice with this documentary. A special thanks to @mysocalledslablife for helping us so much and allowing us into her life for a bit, and thank you to all others that did the same. Support our work by buying our merch at https://www.sixsevenstore.com/ Co-Directors: 6 7 Kevin Kalb, Charles Leith, Danny Golden, & Justin Rose Editor: Charles Leith Director of Photography: 6 7 Kevin Kalb Camera Operators: 6 7 Kevin Kalb, Charles Leith, Danny Golden & Justin Rose Thumbnail Design by: 6 7 Kevin Kalb News Sources: Brent Riviera - YouTube Stokes Twins - YouTube VICE - YouTube Into the Wild - Paramount Pictures Slab City Back of a Quad Turned Up - YouTube AIR SEARCH - YouTube Bald and Bankrupt - YouTube CBS News- YouTube dstrdwg1 - YouTube Thomas Studios17 - YouTube The Wall Street Journal - YouTube CBC News: The National- YouTube KESQ News Channel 3 - YouTube CBS Evening News - YouTube IT'S HISTORY - YouTube Music Used: ""Another good year for the roses" by Kurt Vile "Over Everything" by Courtney Barnett & Kurt Vile "Hey Like a Child" by Kurt Vile "Pretty Pimpin" by Kurt Vile "I'm an Outlaw" by Kurt Vile "Dust Bunnies" by Kurt Vile "Wakin on a Pretty Day" by Kurt Vile Please share if you enjoyed it! FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/sixsevenstories/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/SIXSEVENSTORIES FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@sixsevendocs

This video is meant for educational purposes to spread awareness about the dangers of drug addiction, and to hopefully prevent somebody who is prone to said drug addictions. If you are currently dealing with dope tranq or fentanyl addiction, please seek help immediately. Reach out to your family or friends. If you don't have either of those, reach out to your local resource centers. You're not alone. There are people out there that have been in your shoes, and are willing and able to help you get out of the cycle of drug addiction. Support our work and join our Patreon for updates and producer credits: https://www.patreon.com/SixSevenStories Lee is homeless in Seattle. While walking near Pioneer Square, we met Lee while he was laying on the sidewalk finding it near impossible to stand up and walk. He felt desperately victimized and hopeless by his drug addiction. Unfortunately, Lee was just one of many people we met in Seattle that had fallen victim to severe addiction to etiher dope tranq, fentanyl, or methamphetamines. This video was shot at the end of December 2023, and we're currently not aware of Lee's whereabouts. We hope to God that Lee is okay, and if you see this and are reading this, please reach out to us. Support our work by buying our merch at https://www.sixsevenstore.com/ Co-Directors: 6 7 Kevin Kalb & Charles Leith Editor: Charles Leith Director of Photography: 6 7 Kevin Kalb Camera Operators: 6 7 Kevin Kalb & Charles Leith Thumbnail Design by: Charles Leith FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/sixsevenstories/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/SIXSEVENSTORIES FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@sixsevendocs

Full catch video on Predator Poacher's channel: https://rumble.com/v4pmqvf-lucas-tuscon.html #Tucson #AZ #ARRESTED Join the Patreon for updates and more documentaries: https://www.patreon.com/SixSevenStories Alex Rosen is on a mission, driving in a van across America doing sting operations, and getting predators to confess their wrongdoings towards children on camera. He does this in the hopes that these predators will face criminal justice. In his view, law enforcement doesn't have the capacity to catch the amount of predators that exist in America today. Tucson Police Department in Tucson, Arizona was extremely slow in their response time. 4.5 hours into getting the police involved, Alex and his team drove the predator to the county police station at the request of the predator himself. Some people call him a vigilante, others call him a hero. We go behind the scenes on a sting operation with Alex and his crew to give the audience an inside look into Alex's predator catching scheme. Leave a comment below and tell us what you think of Alex's operation. A special thanks to Alex Rosen and his crew for allowing us to follow him around for 1.5 days. Support our work by buying our merch at https://www.sixsevenstore.com/ Producers: Charles Leith & 6 7 Kevin Kalb Editor: Charles Leith Director of Photography: 6 7 Kevin Kalb Camera Operators: 6 7 Kevin Kalb, Charles Leith & Danny Golden Thumbnail Design by: Charles Leith Music Used: "Gangsta" by Schoolboy Q "Type of Way" by Rich Homie Quan "Cashin' Out" by Ca$h Out "Hot N*gga" by Bobby Shmurda "Panda" by Desiigner "No Effort" Tee Grizzley Please share if you enjoyed it! FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/sixsevenstories/ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER https://twitter.com/SIXSEVENSTORIES FOLLOW US ON TIKTOK https://www.tiktok.com/@sixsevendocs