Maybe US Shameless ? It ' s literally nothing like Sopranos and you might hate it , but it remedied my sadness after I finished Breaking Bad and The Sopranos <| sep |> It didn ' t seem hostile . <| sep |> Hey ! Maybe there ' s less of us but we ' re at least thrice as annoying . <| sep |> Still don ' t like the Wayne ' s pick . <| sep |> what happened to all veggies no eggs <| sep |> Anquan Calvin Johnson Boldin coming to wreck Thanksgiving Day <| sep |> The cubs winning the world series . <| sep |> wher wer u when timi was kill ? # FreeTimi <| sep |> which league are you if I may ask ? <| sep |> Formerly homeless disabled male here , you ' re doing more good than you could possibly realize . I wonder if your new guest had asked for help from churches and organizations in the past , only to be shouted down for being lazy and whining and making up excuses and refusing to help yourself . I would be very surprised if that weren ' t the case . I was homeless for most of 2015 after being forced to quit work due to a hostile work environment , with absolutely no help from department of rehabilitation or free legal aid services . My partner was also being emotionally abusive and refused to stand up for me , so I was pretty much on my own . Had to sleep on the bus with a death grip on my rolling suitcase to prevent theft and take sink baths at McDonald ' s . I would have loved a concrete slab in a garage simply because it ' s safe and out of the way . Sweeping with paper instead of your shop vac because of no permission sounds like something I ' d do . Sure , there are homeless people who wouldn ' t have such consideration , but that ' s because they ' re not disabled and thus lack the concept of respect and gratitude . It sounds like your guest is really grateful , and if he ' s like me , I advise you to accept any offers of reimbursementrepayment that he may give . Disabled men such as myself do not want to feel like a drain on society , and it gives us a sense of purpose , as well as feeling like we ' re contributing something worthwhile , when we can give back to those who helps us . Luckily I found a roommate at the beginning of the year who was willing to take my money in exchange for letting me stay in his spare room , and that ' s only because he ' s an illegal immigrant who hadn ' t been socially conditioned to regard disabled males like myself as a waste of time and money and effort . And now when he comes home from his job at the hospital that hired him simply solely because he ' s not disabled and can speak Chinese , he doesn ' t have to worry about dishes or vacuuming or taking out the trash or anything of that sort because I ' ve already taken care of all the domestic issues out of sheer gratitude for him giving me a roof over my head , in addition to having a 50 % discount on his rent . It ' s a shame that I ' ll never be able to get a job without fear of discrimination because otherwise I ' d be hooking him up with a dishwasher and a new fridge for Christmas , but being a housebutler is the most that I can possibly do within my power at this point . In summation , you ' re setting yourself up for sainthood . I ' m glad you ' re helping someone who ' s truly incapable of helping himself , despite what contrarians may tell you . There really needs to be more people like you . If your guest manages to get back onto his feet and establish a baseline routine in your garage that would enable him to relax and make secure plans for his future , I would be surprised if he didn ' t try to get a job just keep in mind that job security for disabled men is virtually nonexistent , and people tend to ignore us when we stand up for ourselves , so you may have to chase after resources and even call out his advocates and counselors on his behalf if it seems like he ' s having bad luck on that front . I hope that the symbiosis between yourself and your guest is a mutually beneficial one , and thank you on behalf of all the disabled men who are struggling to be relevant in this life .