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Is it my imagination or has the pan handling industry exploded in the GTA? Every off ramp, every block downtown, every patio this past summer, wtf?
Why do the male beggars outnumber the female ones?.
Why do the male beggars outnumber the female ones?.
Because women used to be able to sell sexual services when they really needed to make money. :-Cool/"
Because women used to be able to sell sexual services when they really needed to make money. :-Cool/"
Willy said:Enough to piss you off?.
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFSN) --
Imagine giving money to someone panhandling in the street, only to see them driving a new car the next day.
That's what happened to a man in Oklahoma City, so he decided to confront the woman.
Daniel Ayala told her, "You asked me for money in the middle of the street, and you drive a 2013 car?"
The woman in that car was often seen standing in a median with a sign claiming she's a 78-year-old widow in need of money. Ayala says he gave her cash on multiple occasions and even skipped lunch himself so she could eat, so he was furious to see her sitting in a new Fiat.
"It made me mad when I saw her Monday behind this gas station right here parked, counting the money, and she had a lot of money in her lap," said Ayala. "And I just couldn't take it; my anger took over me."
The woman then lashed out at a news crew that spotted her back in the same median.
"I don't have no car. Get away from me right now!" the woman told a news photographer.
The original YouTube video has been viewed nearly 200,000 times.
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Prim0 said:I have enough FORCED charity taken from my paychecks as it is. If I give donations, it's to reputable organizations, not individuals on the street.
Willy said:Enough to piss you off?.
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFSN) --
Imagine giving money to someone panhandling in the street, only to see them driving a new car the next day.
That's what happened to a man in Oklahoma City, so he decided to confront the woman.
Daniel Ayala told her, "You asked me for money in the middle of the street, and you drive a 2013 car?"
The woman in that car was often seen standing in a median with a sign claiming she's a 78-year-old widow in need of money. Ayala says he gave her cash on multiple occasions and even skipped lunch himself so she could eat, so he was furious to see her sitting in a new Fiat.
"It made me mad when I saw her Monday behind this gas station right here parked, counting the money, and she had a lot of money in her lap," said Ayala. "And I just couldn't take it; my anger took over me."
The woman then lashed out at a news crew that spotted her back in the same median.
"I don't have no car. Get away from me right now!" the woman told a news photographer.
The original YouTube video has been viewed nearly 200,000 times.
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