The homeless in my area (Saint Paul, MN) are the same way. First they want a cigarette, then regardless of whether or not you give them one they want money. Then if you don't give them money they get all belligerent and start demanding that you give them something, like they're entitled to your stuff by virtue of being homeless.
If you give a mouse a cookie... The homeless in my area (Saint Paul, MN) are the same way. First th
Homeless test my friend mentions partly that overall works, they ask for money so you ask if you can get them something to eat, and if they keep asking for money or other they might most likely be just beggars
i mean it partly makes sense? if your really homeless you would be doing all you can to survive, right?
Its so awk walking past them though x.x;
Homeless test my friend mentions partly that overall works, they ask for money so you ask if you can
honestly. I don't mind giving a dollar to someone who's just shy of being able to eat. I DO mind paying for someone's smokes. I'm a nice guy, but don't ever try to take advantage of me. I've been in that situation. starving, barely able to afford the necessities to live. but if you got there because of drugs, get out.
honestly. I don't mind giving a dollar to someone who's just shy of being able to eat. I DO mind pay
I've heard it from a old timer once, that back in the 1930s, there were those who were kind enough to let a transient come into their house to rest and get a bowl of soup. Any transient who received the generosity would, upon leaving, make a special mark on a door jam or gate with a pocket knife which let other transients know "this is a place to come for a rest and a meal".
I've heard it from a old timer once, that back in the 1930s, there were those who were kind enough t
