He saw me talking to Frog and came up to me as I was walking away. &quot;Are you doing interviews Sir?&quot; he asked, &quot;because I&#39;m in a similar situation as her.&quot; Josh said he was from Colorado and wouldn&#39;t mind talking. After going for a bite to eat, and not finishing what I ordered, I went back looking for Josh with my leftovers. &quot;Hey Colorado&quot; I called when I saw him a few yards away. He was grateful for the fried shrimp and while he ate, we talked.<br><br>Josh is 24 years old and lives on the streets. He&#39;s traveled to many parts of the country and said that his lifestyle is by choice. He has only 3 living relatives, all more than a generation older and he lost both his parents more than 5 years ago. Josh described how when he was working in Colorado for Papa John he was making a lot of money via commissions, wage and tips and serving in a role as assistant marketing manager. Josh said he realized that having money didn&#39;t make him happy so he set out traveling and meeting people. When he runs out of money or can&#39;t support himself on the street, he cleans up, gets a job, earns some money and then goes back to the street lifestyle.<br><br>It should have been a sad story, but it wasn&#39;t. Josh was pretty articulate and confident in himself. He appears to be truly happy with his present state in life but recognizes that it won&#39;t be forever. Right now he&#39;s happy living his humble values. I thanked Josh for the conversation and wished him luck. He thanked me for the dinner, shook my hand and we parted ways.<br><br>Taken 10/19/11<br>Posted 10/24/11 - Week 43; processed with Snapseed on the iPad.