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01-23-2019, 10:27
TFOGGER

http://scontent.fapa1-2.fna.fbcdn.ne...bc&oe=5CC161C7
01-23-2019, 23:49
brutal

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Originally Posted by Irving

Okay, not the best picture, I had my daughter take the shot. I was pointing out to her that not only do I not have that nice of a bike, backpack, or shoes at home, but come to think of it, I have some cinder blocks around my house and none of them are as nice as that one. EDIT: Upon closer inspection I can see in the background where that landscaping block came from. Still nicer than any of the ones at my house though.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Oa...=w1113-h626-no

That "No Trespassing" sign is as effective as "No Guns Allowed."
01-24-2019, 10:50
Grant H.

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Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo

If they can hold a PLEASE HELP sign. They sure as fuk can spin a Horton Homes OPEN House one.

Why would they take the pay cut???

They make WAY more begging, and it's tax free...
01-24-2019, 10:55
Irving

I've learned to not care as much what people do for money as long as it's not hurting me. I get less mad, and just don't contribute. It's basically the same as a sales job. I don't HAVE to buy what they are selling, if someone else wants to, good for them.
01-24-2019, 11:04
Grant H.

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Originally Posted by Irving

I've learned to not care as much what people do for money as long as it's not hurting me. I get less mad, and just don't contribute. It's basically the same as a sales job. I don't HAVE to buy what they are selling, if someone else wants to, good for them.

Completely agree.

When their sign says "Hungry", or "Need Food", or something along those lines I will go hit the closest hamburger joint and buy them a couple burgers and a drink (bottle of water on warm days, coffee on cold days). Costs me $5-6, but seems pretty well received, for the most part.

I won't give cash.
01-24-2019, 18:05
Bailey Guns

I took a guy home once after contacting him for panhandling/walking in the street near 52nd/Wads. Looked the part of a homeless guy. He wasn't drunk or anything. I asked if he needed a ride to a shelter and he said he didn't, he lived in the area. Wound up living in a nicer house than I did right near 64th and Ingalls. He sheepishly admitted he did this instead of working and made about $30k in an average year and $40k+ in a good year.

Now I don't trust any of them.
01-24-2019, 18:12
Great-Kazoo

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Originally Posted by Bailey Guns

I took a guy home once after contacting him for panhandling/walking in the street near 52nd/Wads. Looked the part of a homeless guy. He wasn't drunk or anything. I asked if he needed a ride to a shelter and he said he didn't, he lived in the area. Wound up living in a nicer house than I did right near 64th and Ingalls. He sheepishly admitted he did this instead of working and made about $30k in an average year and $40k+ in a good year.

Now I don't trust any of them.

Never get off the Boat, Man.
Never Get off the Boat.
01-24-2019, 19:27
Irving

We had a tenant in our Aurora apartment complex that my dad saw pan handling up in Boulder. I'd be a pretty big hypocrite if I shit on everyone who didn't work 30-40 hours a week because I sure don't.
01-24-2019, 20:47
Great-Kazoo

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Originally Posted by Irving

We had a tenant in our Aurora apartment complex that my dad saw pan handling up in Boulder. I'd be a pretty big hypocrite if I shit on everyone who didn't work 30-40 hours a week because I sure don't.

How ever many a week you work, you're always doing something. Based on your post count, most of it on line.

Or regaling us with roof pics, cigar tasting hangouts. OR working around the house doing honey must. What you're not doing is sitting on a corner or in front of a store with a sign asking for help.
01-24-2019, 21:03
Irving

Sometimes I even help other people!