Go at your own risk, but be prepared for a lot of high school level drama, shadiness and favoritism from the owners, and double standards.
I was kicked out for being in a relationship, however at the time I left, there were at least 3 other couples that were allowed to stay. So I wouldn't say this place is entirely LGBTQ+ friendly.
You'll be overworked at sporting games and concerts, and Ray takes all the credit card tips from those transactions, and threatens to kick you out if you tell the customers that he does. My manager openly told me on several occasions to lie and tell customers that we received all credit card tips, even though they all go directly into Ray's pocket.
In order to eat from the kitchen, they make you apply for food stamps, and give them half, which isn't the most legal practice, as food stamps aren't supposed to be used by anyone other than the recipient.
Ray loves to play favorites, so my advice would be to get on his good side. You never know what you're gonna get with him. Some people can come back drunk or high to no consequences, while others get kicked out for not making their bed. Zero consistency. He claims to try to help people, but as soon as his profits or bottom line starts getting hampered, that all goes out the window.
The place is absolutely INFESTED with bedbugs, and you don't get much help from the owners in dealing with it. They just had me move from one infested room to another. I had to order my own bedbug killer to deal with their problem.
So if you're willing to put up with all of this, you could try this place out. It's just unfortunate that they take advantage of the fact that their clientele is in need, so they think they overwork you, mistreat you, and discriminate against you. Unfortunately, they usually get away with it because the people residing here have nowhere else to go. Go somewhere where the people actually care about helping YOU, not filling their pockets off of your labor. Money is the ultimate corruptor and root of all evil, and that is on full display at Anew Vision. read more