Fuck Reddit and Fuck Spez.
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bot, reported
Banned thanks sloth
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how many replies, bot?
so?lolololololol
Can I ask how you knew they were a bot?
They spammed 80 comments in their first 45 minutes: thousands of words, hundreds of paragraphs, zero typos/edits…“this is peak energy/chaos/fave_word”…often 3 paragraphs ending with a “call to action”, ie same formats…spamming in German comms too…grok, apparently.
There is a human puppeteer too.
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Let’s play make it unwholesome, I’ll start:
He was expecting you to buy him something more expensive out of the kindness of your heart the ~$2.00 strap was an investment, he just didn’t expect you to be so cold as to take a homeless man’s last dollar and not repay the kindness.
You are confusing the generosity of the poor with mindset of the rich
Nah, let’s not. Dicking on the unhoused is the very definition of punching down.
I don’t think it’s unwholesome to hustle for an artist management job, I reckon if he’s helping the guy out then as a manager he should be getting 10% of busking earnings…
Many years ago, I was with some fellow volunteers outside a popular shopping mall, raising money for a new ambulance. There were many people who could have obviously been able to spare a bill or two, but they were too full of themselves to even look at our faces, let alone the fliers we were handing out.
Then one old guy with a bottle of beer in one hand and dressed like that was his only dinner came out of the shop, looked at us, and put his beer change in our bucket, saying something along the lines of “you do something important”.
Made our day.
Those people who were “too full of themselves” might have their own problems, and they might also donate in other places unseen by you.
Poor people give away a much higher percentage of their wealth than rich people.
This seems plausible, so I searched and found this on the Wikipedia:
Various studies have examined who gives more to charity. A study in the United States found that as income decreases, charitable giving increases as a percentage of income. For instance, the poorest fifth of Americans donated 4.3% of their income, while the wealthiest fifth donated 2.1%. In absolute terms, this translated to an average donation of $453 from an average income of $10,531, compared to $3,326 from an income of $158,388.
Ya, and I can only speak for myself, but I don’t have a lot to give to charity so when I do it sure as heck isn’t random. There’s far too many scammy charities out there for that, I don’t donate anything without at least a little researching first.
People with nothing are the most generous
They appreciate the act more. They know how much it means.
Ah, the cogs is the child crushing machine. Very wholesome but also very bleak.
at airport when I was a broke student on my last dollar, I booked the wrong ticket home. the only choice I had was to buy a new one one for $2000. I went out the airport door, sat on the floor, put my head down between my knees and started sobbing silently and hopelessly because I felt the whole world was against everything I try to do. Then out of nowhere, a lufthansa airline employee told me to come inside and changed my ticket for another that works for just $200. I know that employee put themselves in trouble to save me. until today I wish I could pay them for what they did. they are the reason that I’ve done and continued to do many silimar deeds for strangers since.
Many travellers don’t realise that you can get very cheap Lufthansa flights if you agree to fly the plane.
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Thanks Blave please stay wholesome
dyslexic thought ‘homeless’.
Oh my dude is this ever not what this post is talking about bahahaha
Too bad, I have some fun stories about that guy
Yes please, I don’t particularly care what community we’re in, bring on more stories please!
lol I hope so, because from what you said it SOUNDS like you lead a homeless guy on with relationships and gave him false hope of having a home so you could bang him for a week.
Oh, no, nothing like that
lol no I didn’t think you’d intentionally tell a story like that here but just the way you worded it made it sound like that.
I dated him for almost a year. We were pretty close.
But he loved heroin more than he loved me, so the relationship couldn’t last.
But, I did originally meet him in Union Square, Park when he was homeless. That’s how we originally got together.
As I mentioned before, I think about him often. I miss him.
It’s not that he didn’t love you as much as heroin man. It’s that the heroin was stronger than he was. Addictions are stronger than MOST people. It’s hard to get away from. I’ve been there, I was lucky enough to have the willpower to get out.








