> * After many restaurant jobs through the 1980s and 1990s, Mr. Holys says his undoing came with an addiction to crack cocaine. He stole to fuel his habit and s

> * After many restaurant jobs through the 1980s and 1990s, Mr. Holys says his undoing came with an addiction to crack cocaine. He stole to fuel his habit and spent a total of eight years in prison.* This sounds like maybe one of the least surprising paths to homeless I’ve ever heard. Why devote a full story to it? Would a restaurant trust somebody with a past criminal history of drug abuse and theft around $1000 bottles of wine? Does his skill set have any marketable value outside of the extremely niche market of a few major cities?