This is how to lead the poor and disenfranchised down the right path. There are people out there who want to help you satisfy your basic needs of food, water, and shelter so you can focus on earning money and actually contributing to society rather than be viewed as a burden. Sure, it'll mean people with money have to give a little extra, but the result is the overall betterment of everyone. Wish more people realized this instead of be so selfish, stubborn, and stingy.
I went shopping with a guy one time and we went to our local thrift store. He asked me to steal with him, and told me "it's super easy, they don't even have cameras here". Dude had maybe $10 worth of clothes in his hands. I told him no thanks, let him go to the bathroom and do his thing, paid for mine, and never went "shopping" with him again. He had plenty of money. I don't understand people like that.
KanbanMan on July 12nd, 2017 at 17:32 UTC »
Those are some compassionate shop owners.
thefigg88 on July 12nd, 2017 at 17:45 UTC »
This is how to lead the poor and disenfranchised down the right path. There are people out there who want to help you satisfy your basic needs of food, water, and shelter so you can focus on earning money and actually contributing to society rather than be viewed as a burden. Sure, it'll mean people with money have to give a little extra, but the result is the overall betterment of everyone. Wish more people realized this instead of be so selfish, stubborn, and stingy.
discospaceship on July 12nd, 2017 at 18:26 UTC »
I went shopping with a guy one time and we went to our local thrift store. He asked me to steal with him, and told me "it's super easy, they don't even have cameras here". Dude had maybe $10 worth of clothes in his hands. I told him no thanks, let him go to the bathroom and do his thing, paid for mine, and never went "shopping" with him again. He had plenty of money. I don't understand people like that.