It is interesting that most of the people on this thread judging this man...feel that they are above being in his situation tomorrow.

 This guy obviously feels rejected from everywhere and few to anyone has tried to understand him.

It is obvious this guy feels out of place. He feels lost. He feels like he doesn't belong. He can't depend on his family in Nepal and he can't depend on friends in the States. Everyone sees him as a problem. He is probably feeling hopeless. Everyone is judging him and few people are taking the time to understand things from his perspective.

How many people are talking to him and asking him how he is feeling? He is obviously under a lot of stress and pressure. He also seems to be suffering from language barrier.

Ideally it sounds like he should be undergoing counseling in a nurturing environment.

But, most of the time, the love that we Nepalese know how to give people in his situation is to chastise him and tell him to get his act together. If he was an American, he would have received a lot more support. It is his unfortunate karma that he was born a Nepali.

So what will happen tot his guy?
Most probably he will get thrown on the streets where he will be another homeless person that people will call crazy. All because he did not receive timely support from his community. It is not his fault that his community doesn't have the resources to support people like him in their time of need.