Tip Me Then We Can All Have Mecxellent Cinco De Mayo Bartending T-Shirt

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A woman with a young kid in a stroller once asked me for money so she could buy milk for her kid. I said I don’t carry cash but offered to go buy some for her as we were standing next to a grocery store. She declined and said she only wanted cash. I told her that she could have some groceries or she’d get nothing from me. She declined again and the Tip Me Then We Can All Have Mecxellent Cinco De Mayo Bartending T-Shirt besides I will buy this started shouting that I was a racist bitch. Nowadays I just say sorry, no cash and no time. 428 more repliesWhat if you provide financial support that goes to purchase alcohol or dangerous street drugs (e.g. crack, meth, heroin/fentanyl)? No, I’m not, that person is making a choice and if the other options is dying from withdrawal then it’s the only choice Honestly… just keep walking and ignore them. I used to say ‘sorry don’t have any money’. But a few of them took that as a reason to ask me to go to an ATM or follow and call me a liar. So now I don’t make eye contact and keep walking

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A good way to destinguish people is to give them any food. A true homeless person will happily accept anything. A fake, which I have a lot in my city, don’t happily accept it. This way I don’t worry about giving money to a fake and I know that if the Tip Me Then We Can All Have Mecxellent Cinco De Mayo Bartending T-Shirt besides I will buy this man is real, then I provided sustenance for him. They still aprecciate it and in essence, that is money saved as they don’t have to worry about food. Agreed. I think I’d be more inclined to give them a couple bucks if they happily accepted food. Once, I saw a dude sitting in the rain and turned the car around and pulled over on the side of the road to give him a plastic poncho, protein shake, and snack I’d just bought (not purposefully for him) and he kinda just looked up at me and mumbled, “Thanks,” as if he was disappointed…I was like well alrighty then… get in your car that’s parked somewhere and go home brother I look at it like this; If I have a dollar or two what is that going to get me? A Redbull? If it can make the difference between someone going hungry or not I’ll give it. Maybe I get scammed. Maybe they walk away, get into a nice car and drive home, but that says a lot more about their character than mine, whereas if I withhold what I have for fear of getting scammed for such pitifully low stakes that says a lot about my character and it isn’tanything nice. Always err on the side of generosity if you can.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.