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Some beggars make bank. Like, more than you do.
Ahh twitch streamers and youtubers.
Lol, right. Just like you can just ignore air resistance when doing your physics homework.
We all know there's just a line of hundreds of cars, everyday, waiting to willingly give $2 to a random homeless person to wash their windshield. Just all day, cars coming through and voluntarily giving up $2 for a service they don't need BECAUSE THE CAR CAN DO IT ITSELF.
What reality do you live in?
Yes. As I said, I have read the reports. I am looking for actual evidence that they're accurate. II was more looking for a first person perspective from someone who has actually been in that position. So not you.
I'm specifically not trying to live in ignorance, which is why I was looking for factual evidence? You seem confused...
I don't think you know what the word "ignorance" actually means.
But ok then bud.
Yeah but like 95% of those people will refuse it or not give them anything. They don't get paid by every car. Maybe like 10% max.
Sounds like estimation of a best case scenario. If I was in one of those cars I would definitely say "no." I don't even look at those median grifters. And if they did climb onto the hood of my vehicle and start washing my windshield without my consent, there would be hell for them to pay.
Proved wrong in the first sentence. The article states $375 is the most he ever got. "Can" is also doing a lot of work in the sentence "he can get up to $150 in a few hours".
Wow.... So your proof, is an honest 16 year old kid who stated as soon as he can get a better job, he'll stop, that he's just doing this as a way to help out the family and his mom lets him because it's a one way street and it's less likely for him to get hit by cars. While washing windshields, he has been repeatedly assaulted. He apologized if he ever washed someone's window without asking. And yet, this, this apologetic, honest kid trying to help his family is your example of people making bank. You're an asshole.
Well in my area. It's people that just sit at a traffic light. Maybe with a dog and people just give them a couple dollars when they pass by. There's so many different individuals going through a light at a grocery store that everybody has the chance of giving them some money without feeling like they're being imposed on. It's a very lucrative racket in the right area.
It's a fantastic way to earn money if you have no morals or self-respect.
Doesn't seem any different to me than standing their working as a retail cashier. You're getting paid to destroy your feet. That's the point.
Yeah but the beggar is self-employed and can go home whenever he wants. He's actually better off.
I used to work in retail and I used to have to hang around in the same era of the store because it was my area of the store and they had one of those infomercial TV ad things in my aisle and it was on loop that repeated maybe every 30 seconds. That thing actually caused me mental anguish, it was like water torture listening to the same 30 second thing on a loop, for 8 hours a day.
I used to go hid in the stockroom to get away from it.
Perhaps we should make retail work more dignified than being homeless.