Tell Me Something Good - Goodwill Houston Ticket 2 Work Program, Best TX Hole-In-The-Wall restaurant is in Houston

Tell Me Something Good 5/29

Goodwill Houston helping those with disabilities find work - goodwillhouston.org
Houston's own Street Food Thai Market topped the list of Texas' Best Hole-In-The-Wall restaurants

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
It is our tell me something good, brought to you
by our friends over at Goodwill Houston. Goodwill Houston offering
an array of programs helping people find work in our area,
including their Ticket to Work Program. It's a free and
voluntary initiative created to help individuals with disabilities achieve greater
financial independence through employment. It's designed for people eighteen to
sixty four who receive Social Security disability benefits, and it
connects participants with the tools, resources, and support they need

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to pursue meaningful work. They focus on improving earning potential,
preparing for long term workplace success, and building overall self
confidence and self sufficiency. Participants have access to a range
of valuable services at no cost, including career counseling, vocational rehabilitation,
job placement and training, case management and benefits counseling too,
and These services are tailored to help individuals identify their strengths,

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explore career options, and successfully transition into the workforce while
understanding how employment may affect their benefits, all with the
goal of supporting people with disabilities to take control of
their future and work toward a more independent and fulfilling life.
So thank you good Will Houston and their Ticket to
Work program yet another resource to help people change and
better their lives, and Houston's been making the tops of

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lots of lists lately, fastest growing number one in whole
building our suburbs, among the best places to live, but
we know our food seen as tops. Recently, Mashed published
its list of best hole in the Wall restaurants, crowning
one in each state, and for Texas, Houston's own street
food Tie Market, took the honor. It's over in the
Heights area, and some reviews call the place quote the
best Thai food outside of Thailand Dang. They feature Thai

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staples like massa moncurry, Tomyom noodle soup, alongside loud dishes,
spicy chicken wings, papayas salad, chicken rice, boat noodles, and
pad thai. It's definitely hidden gem. Probably the reason it
made the hole in the Wall list is because half
of the restaurant is actually a small grocery store. Visitors
dining in are seated at small tables, neighbored by stock
shelves of Asian groceries, and honestly, you can get some
of the best food at places like this, so go

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ahead and add it to the list of places to try.
It's street food tie Market, Texas's best hidden gem Hole
in the Wall restaurant. Find it in the Heights off
Applecate Street, yet another honor for the eighth showing why
our food scene is just unmatched. And if you want
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