40 Times People Saw Infuriating ‘Choosing Beggars’ In Action And Just Had To Share (New Pics)

I think that is a very fair deal.

This is awesome idea 🥰. I used to get that being a tattoo artist people would tell me just give me the 500$tattoo for free and I'll show everyone wherever I go... I'm like I have to pay rent and buy my kids food I can't give that away. People would be so mad that I didn't want to do that...

My career was in billing. I was an engineer and architected/coded entire billing systems, generated 60k invoices a month for a Fortune 500 company and know inside and out all the billing arrangements different customers had. One of the options was revenue sharing where the client gives us a report of their revenue based on the data we sent then and we bill them based on that. I was also selling on etsy on the side for fun. I had someone contact me about promoting my store and I told them I'd be willing to do a revenue share where I'd pay them based on the amount of traffic they generated for me and they got all huffy and offended. These sponges want a lump sum up front for putting up one tweet and then will shrug their shoulders when you get no traffic and walk away if they got paid up front.

What a great idea!

Sounds reasonable win win proposition

I'm always surprised by the people being rude to someone who's handling their food ... Like really? You're not afraid of them spitting in your food ? That's a perfect dumbass naivety :)

If I'll ever become rich, I promised myself that I'll do a company that takes idiotic clients. You invite them in your office, offer them coffee, listen to their outrageous requests, and then, you throw them out, chair, coffee and all. I have a dream.....

He's lucky no one has enough spit for 63 sandwiches in one hour.

the Subway employee should have offered a knuckle sandwich. Only takes a couple of seconds to prepare..

It took them less than 1 minute to make a footlong... not bad!

This should be posted at every groom shop. After working at one for a year...there should be an additional list that says "No you may not sit and watch the groomer..we like your dog to be calm for its haircut. If you haven't brushed your long-haired dog for the past 8 weeks, do not put it through the torture of having the matts brushed out..get it clipped. Please do not wait 6 months in between nail trims in an attempt to save money...you will still have to pay to bring the dog back every two weeks until the quick makes its way back enough to not cause the dogs toe to bleed upon trimming." Basically, take care of your dog....

Wait is it not socially acceptable to poop on your hairdresser? What about when she's cutting the hair on my rear end??

...but my hairdresser does all of these

TBH, it only cost $45 for my dog to get a puppy cut for summer. If he gets one, maybe two, of those cuts per year, it’s still less than my four yearly visits to the hairdresser. Besides, it’s like a spa day for him, at least at the great groomers he goes to. Plus, he’s so much more comfortable in the hot weather, smells great for at least a couple weeks after, his eyes and ears are cleaner than I can get them, his nails are shorter than he lets me cut them, he enjoys all the attention, treats, and other dogs, and I swear he knows how handsome he is after getting groomed! I consider it an excellent investment.

Now I’m feeling like I’m missing out at my hairdresser.

A brother that doesn't invite his sister for a baby shower is a douchebag. A brother that nonetheless expects a gift from his sister is an a*****e.

I've had 40 birthdays parties and y'all owe me gifts.

Etiquette doesn't matter. She's family and she should have been invited to the baby shower. If you didn't want her there..then apparently you are the one with the problem and, therefore, need to get over said problem before expecting a gift. It would be like approaching your husbands ex and saying "why didn't you get us a wedding gift?"

This ranks up there with getting the graduation announcement for distant relative's kid you have never met. They would be better off sending a card that says "SHOW ME THE MONEY."

They might as well send a gift registry to there whole neighborhood...

He is not wrong. People sometimes think job is easy if someone does it in short time. If you think it's easy, why pay me, do it yourself.

My mechanic has his rates posted as follows: Labor - $50/hour. $100/hour if you watch. $500/hour if you worked on it first.

And you can always find someone to do the job cheaper . . . and it will LOOK like it!

After I bought my house I had a tax specialist come to help me do my taxes. He only needed 20 minutes so I wondered why I'd bothered. And then I realised it only took him 20 minutes because he's the specialist. Plus at least now I knew it was done right. Best $$ I'd spent.

Nice

what a kind man

On a freezing Christmas Eve, with a friend, saw a beggar. We went inside, bought him a sandwich and a hot cocoa. Had him walk to my car, where I pulled a blanket and a coat (I'm lazy sometimes and things sit in the trunk until I get around to it) out of my trunk for him. Most moving grown-man tears ever. He was legit. Most aren't. I always say "I have no cash on me, sorry." If a homeless person gladly accepts my to-go box as I head to the car, then I I know I helped someone. Otherwise, I've seen beggars who are known for faking it instead of getting a job.

While at work I noticed a young woman with her 3 or4 yr old daughter begging for money. I went to the store and bought them a sandwich, fruit and a container of milk ( more for the child than the women). When I approached with the lunch the little girls face lit up while the mother gave me the dirtiest look, took the food and hid it in the paper bag she had. I saw the women with the child for the next 3 days. When I told a cop about her she said she already knew about them and that they are actually well off, with a nice apartment. Seems her husband and her do this for a living and do quite well making over a hundred a day between them. That really pissed me off knowing how this child is growing up, and how she'll probably turn out. I'll never forget that child's face lighting up when she saw the food....

I was once approached by a man in front of a pizza joint asking for money saying,he was hungry. It was payday and I was feeling generous, so I offered to buy him a slice of pizza and a coke (was going to add a cookie but didn't say that) since I didn't have any cash and only card on me. He asked me if I could get cash so he could buy Chinese food instead. My good mood soured a bit and I just gave a firm "No" and walked away.