body to be his silent partner and give 25% to them. He would target old
ladies and tell them him and his friend had spent all of their money and
didn't have buss fair to get home. They would ask him how much it would
cost for the two of them to ride home and he would tell them $1.50. It's
such a small amount and for such a good reason the old ladies would
always give him the money. At the end of the day his profit would be
close to a hundred dollars.
:-|
Phillip B.
Haggerty, Mike wrote:
> I got a Diet Coke from one of the street vendors outside about an hour
> ago, and some dude asked me for $0.65. I didn't have $0.65, and he was
> very specific, he needed the money so he could get home. He also said he
> needed it so he could get some food, he is hungry. I told him I would
> ask around when I got back upstairs.
>
> Except everyone in my office except me hates panhandlers. This is the
> next best thing - e-handling.
>
> Anyone have $0.65? Come on, some guy needs it to get home. And yeah, you
> are sorry if you don't have it!
>
> What is the greatest city in the world?
>
> If enough people will agree to send me a nickel on this list, I will
> walk to the cafeteria, change out a dollar, and give this guy $0.65.
> Also, if anyone has any words they would like delivered to this guy, let
> me know and I will pass them on.
>
> M
>
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