Homeless People.

[Cblove]

I used to live in casa grande bro I know how it is. I was acually homeless there and slept under a storm drain. Crackheads every where.

[RagingAsian]

That sucks.

[Makaveli2k]

Man some homeless guy tried to get the steakhouse xlt out of me id kick him in the chest.

The urge came up believe me. Took a lot to keep my chuck's planted on the ground.

[crazymikey]

Here's an idea for you guys, this is what I do... or would do, haven't been approached by a homeless guy in a wile.

When asked for money of any kind, just be assertive and say no, then if you have the need to really be kind, just offer to give them a ride to the human services offices, I don't know about other states, but in california, we have emergency food stamps and health care, I know, because I got it. If they refuse, tell them nicely to fuck off.

Here's a funny story about mooching...

I used to ride grayhound a lot and if anyone who's ridden knows, there's TONS of bums just waiting outside the stations in every city. I was in L.A. and I got so tired of people coming up to me asking for cigarettes and what not, and one guy came up to me and said "excuse me sir" and I immediately just yelled NO! And he was like" ummm I just wanted to use you cell phone bro sorry man sorry" I looked up at him and he wasn't homeless he was holding his cell phone and his stuff and his phone really did just die. I was like oh sorry man, here you go haha. He understood though. lol

I still wouldn't let anyone use my phone. Go find a fucking payphone. Don't rack up my god damn bill. What are you going to do, send me a cheque in the mail for the minutes you used?

[scudweiser]

I don't understand why anyone should be pissed because they didn't get a handout. Who do people think they are, to think that this world owes them anything?

Some people thing that "pursuit of happiness" means "entitlement to happiness"

[crazymikey]

"I work hard to get shit for free from everyone else!"

[bcjammerx]

do NOT allow a homeless person into your car...EVER...you are asking to get stabbed, shot, and robbed that way

[JohnD1079]

My dad came here with my family with no money not knowing how to speak english 17 years ago and we are far from homeless now. I think that the more a person has worked and the more money he has, the more unlikley he is to give away money. The only time I gave poor people any money was when they bought me underage booze

[crazymikey]

immigrating and starting with nothing and working for what you get is different that giving up everything you had to have nothing and then expect everything from everyone while doing nothing for yourself to get out of the situation you put yourself in originally.

[JohnD1079]

exactly, its harder. Which is why I do not have any remorse for them.