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You are but I need this for my heart. I'm just homeless. I don't need nobody else.

Since you're homeless, can I help you a little bit?

Sure, whatever comes from your heart.

How about $500?

Oh, good!

Nakikilala ang Philam na si Peter Tolentino bilang Robin Hood ng New York City.

Pero hindi niya kailangan mag-nakaw sa mayayaman para tumulong sa mga nangangailangan.

This is gonna sound crazy, right? But, so I live like a block away, right?

Do you mind if I get my wallet and I come back and I pay you?

Okay, you can't give me your wallet.

Are you sure?

Since you were willing to let me go back to my house and pay you back, and trust me,

I wanna give you $500.

Mula sa kanyang sariling bulsa at sa GoFundMe ang ipinamimigay niyang $500.

To inspire others, because I feel like the world needs more of it.

You know, all we have is each other, no matter if you're white, black, Asian, Middle Eastern, Hispanic,

we're all part of the human race.

I appreciate you.

Why'd you trust me?

Why did I trust you?

I just had a feeling. I had a feeling that you were gonna be honest. You shook my hand in an honest way.

And it was a dollar. And I prayed over it.

Ayon kay Tolentino, maingat din nilang pinipili ang beneficiaries at wala silang balak mamigay ng pera

lalo na sa may mga problema sa addiction sa droga.

Gusto ng kanyang team na makatulong sa mga mabubuting tao na may matinding pangangailangan.

When it comes to homeless people, we usually do a vetting process, maybe 10 minutes.

And what we do is, we would have somebody in our group, whether it's one of my friends or my brother,

we would have them go up to a homeless person, ask them if they know where the dealers are,

where any, you know, substances are.

And if they know where it is, or they invite me to share a substance with them,

then we know that's not the person we want to give to.

Hindi madaling mahagilip ang mga taong may totoong pangangailangan.

Minsan, inaabot sila na ilang oras para lang makahanap ng karapat dapat.

Pero worth it naman daw ang mahabang oras na paghihintay.

In the winter, we would walk 5, 6, 7 hours just to find one person.

And you combine that with our vetting process and deciding whether they're suitable for us to give money to them.

You know, that's the fulfilling part about it, knowing that we actually had completed the mission

and we actually, you know, found somebody who we can empathize with.

Sa isang smoothie shop nagtatrabaho sa Tolentino,

pero ang pagiging YouTube content creator for a cause, ang kanya umanong true calling.

Since I was younger, I've always had the urge to always help people.

I was the type of guy who, you know, I would get in trouble if I didn't have a pencil for a test

because I gave my last pencil to somebody or I would buy somebody food who didn't need it.

And this is rooted back to when I was maybe 10, 11, 12 years old.

And the only thing missing was to put it on camera to inspire the world.

So, I think it's embedded in all Filipinos and it's just in our blood to, you know, give back and help the best way we can.

It restores my faith in humanity. It restores my faith in my spirit.

Like, my guys today, today's one of my favorite days. It's Thursday.

Can I get a hug? Yes!

Ang mensahe ng Pinoy Robin Hood.

It doesn't take money. It can take a smile, a conversation, $1, a pizza, a bagel, anything.

A lot of people in this world, they navigate throughout the whole world being unseen and unnoticed.

And all it takes for them to get going is a simple hello or a smile or a simple act of kindness.

Thank you.

Para sa TFC News, Don Tagala, ABS-CBN News, New York.

Thank you.