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Making the Homeless Smile Will Get Everyone Smiling

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10 Sep 2013 9 views
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Making the Homeless Smile Will Get Everyone Smiling
New York YouTube pranksters Adam and Sheikh usually make humorous or taunting videos, such as Meet a Muslim or Pretending to Be a Celebrity. But the duo decided this time to do something different, to make homeless people smile. The guys bought some fruit and water, packed up some gently worn clothing and hit the streets. They did bring smiles to these very worn faces and it is terrific to watch.

New York YouTube pranksters Adam and Sheikh usually make humorous or taunting videos, such as "Meet a Muslim" or "Pretending to Be a Celebrity". But the duo decided this time to do something different, to make homeless people smile.

The guys bought some fruit and water, bundled up some gently worn clothing and hit the streets.

They did bring smiles to these very worn faces and it is terrific to watch.

Thanks to TrueStoryASA for their video.

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