Kaile Warren was depressed and homeless when, through "divine intervention," he got the concept — and brand name — that would make him something of a national celebrity.
Warren says God presented him with the idea for a home-repair franchise and this slogan: "Rent-A-Husband: For those jobs that never get done." At the time, the former home builder was lying surrounded by rats in an abandoned warehouse — or in a homeless shelter or on a friend's couch, depending on the version he's pitching to the media.
Rent-A-Husband Handyman Raises Questions - ABC News
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