Thread: What's with `there`s in `There are people out there who there's just nobody for them`

Originally Posted by nexen

Text: There are people out there who there's just nobody for them.

I really can't understand how to explain 3 times `there` in this sentence. On the screen it has russian subs, but I can't understand, why it is translated to `Есть такие люди, для которых нет никого.`

Problems:

1. `out there` - what does it mean?
2. `who there's` - what is with this grammar?

It would be ok if this sentence were `There are people who has nobody for them`

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1. out there просто значит у нас в мире, для простоты - есть. Можно без out, но, видимо, стилистика поменяется.
2. А может это то же самое, что who has just nobody for them there просто there переставлено, а has сократилось до 's?