Near Mo Chit station, in Bangkok, a homeless man sits every day with a bag of limes.
They call him Loong Dum. He did not buy those limes; a stranger gave them to him. He simply sells them, coin by coin, on the street.
A sign explains where the money goes: food for the stray cats that roam the area.
One day, a young woman named Warunya Wattanasupachoke came across him on a pedestrian bridge. She stopped, asked questions, and heard something she could not forget: he would rather go hungry himself than let a cat go without food.
He has no home. He has no certainty about the next day.
What he does have is something to give.
