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This video features an interview with Randall St. Pierre, a 50-year-old man from Maine, who grew up in Virginia (0:03). He identifies as homeless (0:14) and occasionally uses drugs (0:17).

Randall describes his childhood as hard, with his father serving in the military (0:22). He had both parents and felt loved growing up (0:28-0:34). He learned early on that "stuff ain't always fair" (0:37). He feels the government (0:50) and society (2:29) have failed him.

Key points from the interview:

Early lessons: Randall learned that "stuff ain't always fair" at a young age (0:37-0:41).
Fear of adulthood: The most frightening thing for him growing up was becoming a grown-up (1:18).
Significant loss: The loss of his mother, who battled cancer for five years, still deeply hurts him (1:32-1:39).
No regrets: He has no regrets and wouldn't redo any moment in his life (1:44-1:50).
Marital life: He was married for 13 years to his first wife and is still married to his current wife (2:00-2:11).
Turning point: He identifies moving to Colorado as the moment his life "went left" (3:37-3:42).
Daily life: He sleeps "wherever" most nights (3:44-3:50) and eats every day (4:26-4:29). He generally doesn't hang out with many people (4:20).
Message to viewers: He wants people to understand that "shit's got to change. Ain't supposed to be like that" (2:39-2:48).
Advice: His advice to those in similar situations is that if you make mistakes, you have to correct them yourself (2:53-3:01).