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Once in his new character, Lawson faced the harsh realities of poverty. He slept under bridges and in crowded shelters, grappling with hunger and the biting cold. The emotional toll proved to be one of the most daunting obstacles. Being ignored or scorned by passersby weighed heavy on him, inducing a profound sense of indignity—an experience that fuelled his determination to expose the injustices at Lexington Reserve Bank.