Jerry shows us his room at his SRO residential hotel in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco
See what $493/month can get you in one of the more expensive cities in the U.S. Jerry shows us his place at an SRO ("Single Room Occupancy") residential hotel in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco. Jerry arrived in San Francisco from Texas a few years ago with $100 in his pocket, without knowing anyone in San Francisco, and has been in San Francisco ever since. His wife Dena has been banned from the hotel due to an argument with a former employee and is currently living in a homeless shelter, so they are not living together right now. You can see the original conversation I had with Dena and Jerry six months earlier at: • Dena & Jerry - Conversation on the street ... This video is part of an ongoing series of occasional informal conversations/interviews with people that I happen to run across on the streets, mostly in the Tenderloin neighborhood of San Francisco.

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