Sorry to be one of those people but I'm going to be one of those people a lot of these are planned out set up and fake in general and well the only thing my family ever gives to poor people or people who say that they're in need is food
@@Thiefnuker No I followed my dream and it came true, fct is if you change the way you think you can change the way you live. But you already knew that right??
I remember when I was homeless and people used to give me food,I was blessed to me it was just as good as getting money now I have my own place and I work,so when I see a homeless person I offer to buy them food, I'm just keeping it forward 🙌🏾🙏🏽💚💜
5:19 are completely different people, "facial recognition expert" her ear is completely different different structure to face hair different even a different skin tone goodness me
That's the best thing you can do! If they're scammers they won't have anything to do with a sandwitch, if its a real homeless guy, you maybe prevented him from buying alcohol.
Few years ago I came across a guy with a sign saying homeless and hungry, so I asked him what he wanted to eat. And he said, "nothing I'm good" and just walked away.
I know a 66 year old retired teacher in NYC with a condo, pension, social security, and 401 K. Everyday she goes to Times Square with a homeless sign and collects 500 a day from tourists. I recognized her because she used to be a teacher at my school and when I confronted her about it …she laughed and said it was easy money. This is wrong on so many levels.☹️
@@azuresonic69 There was an aggressive baggar at the post office and a lady told me he lived in a nearby house that he owned. But yeah, how does 1032 know how much money the lady gets in begging.
There was a young man k sitting down my nana went inside for bread or smthin the lady confronted that he had a house to my nana he's young and looks healthy begger he ligit through half a red bull into the bin bc ye was finished homeless person would have saved it or smthin kr drank it all yh begger! Also if u had a disability think abt it the government would have given u money a month or so idk yk
I remember 20 or so years ago in my country there were beggar women with sleeping children on their lap, people felt bad for the child. But happened that after investigating, the childs were always sleeping and turned out to be "borrowed" children that were given sleeping pills to stay asleep the whole time. Most disgusting thing ever
Maybe, though at the end of the day he's still lying, but I can see that he had no other choice because his income was being taken. It's pretty f###ed up that his son was stealing his money to use, but I hope the money he begged for didn't further enable the son to buy more drugs. I'm just glad people removed him from that life he was living.
Another story: My dad gave his left over lunch to beggars. One day, he was working, and his car got ransacked, and some of his money got stolen. The security cameras showed the beggars he had given food to, had ransacked his car. My dad has never given stuff to them ever again
in Vienna, Austria we had one who pretended to be deaf-mute. Sitting with bare feet even in winter. But it turned out he can walk +talk perfectly well and he has a car. We felt disappointed and disgusted.
@@martinkuliza I really diidnt mean to offend u I just meant that maybe some people won’t look at poor people the same because of these people that fake it.
@@thecursedqueen9185 Most common reasons is that people believe they will spend it on drugs, booze, etc. It doesn't make it any easier when some are fake beggars as well. Giving something already bought would help though, like food.
This is why I almost never give money unless I know they need it. If im helping someone on the streets, I normally give water and food. Can't guarantee they will wisely spend the money so just get them something you know they will need
I knew a young guy who was homeless and one night he was very upset because all his stuff had been stolen. I told him I had a blanket which had been dry cleaned and went home. He was so happy for this blanket and I saw him with the blanket many times. He eventually got a flat. Point being we don't know if they are scammers.
I saw a woman who had a sign that said "No way to get home, need money for taxi", this was on a Walmart parking lot. I was sitting there in the car waiting for my younger brothers to get out of the Walmart bathroom and then I seen the woman with that sign drive away in a very nice car.
I lost my right leg from 6" below my knee in a motorcycle accident. So I like to lay on the ground beside my car and close my jeans at missing legs in the car door. W.hen people come by I holler and ask them to help me get my leg out. When they try to open the door it's locked and I say, Oh. My key is in my shoe. And point to the door. Lol. . Jk. I have wanted to do that for so long and get some good video but It never comes to fruition. Lol. Maybe one day.
I never give money to beggars. Instead I give them something that a person in need could truly use but would mean nothing to these scammers. Bottle of water in the summertime. Handwarmers in the winter time. The ones who are actually homeless or in need have always been very thankful for these things.
Great idea! Also, MOST people who are genuine and actually homeless, don't plea with people for money, and are ashamed to look people in the eye. They tend to sit quietly in hope!
I want to agree with you. Unfortunately though, in some cities the beggars are more interested in money so they can purchase drugs. I have attempted to offer food before and was scoffed at. Need to remind myself that some struggle with mental health issues, so it is what it is.
@Sound wave Its not commen to find a homeless child ussually in the us people are very concerned to children so if a person finds them they will cal the police but if you are somewhere else like india,afghanastan its common to find homeless kids under the age of 18 but also china takes care of kids aswell same thing like japan though there are some places there that have a ton of homeless kids
@Sound wave Wait but shouldnt you give money to adults to? if you see a homless man/woman you should give them money or food yeah they might be pranking but if you give them like 1$ its okay
I stopped giving to beggars, when one day, a guy asked for money for food. I had my lunch on me so I just gave him the food. He got mad and chucked my lunch at me and starting yelling and swearing at me. I wised up fast at that point.
@@Baka_Oppai wish I was. This was not my only experience with this type of behaviour. Our congregation did an outreach program to feed the homeless. We brought baged lunches to many homeless and they were greatful but we had a great idea to go where we knew beggers were. Most were not happy to receive a bag lunch. One even spit on one of our members for handing him a bagged lunch.
There was a man in NYC in the ‘60’s, ‘70’s who was truly handicapped, no legs from his hips. I don’t know how he got that way, but he was a familiar site in midtown Manhattan for many, many years. He’d get around on a wooden board with roller skate wheels under it. He had a tin cup with pencils and beg for money. People were generous, he was funny, pleasant and entertaining. When he passed away, the New York Daily News, the paper, ran a story on him. He was really handicapped, and he lived very frugally. He left an estate worth three million dollars, which he bequeathed to charity. The thieves in this video hurt people like that man…..those who really need help.
The worst thing about Homeless people is that they make you feel bad if you do give them anything. My mom gave a Dude a cigarette and he threw it on the ground. You bet I fucking kicked him to the street and he ran away like a bitch.
The woman begging for money was earning real serious money daily for pretending to being in so bad in condition and disabeled, while she was actually young healthy rich woman.
This reminds me of something two classmates did in grade school. They lived on a street where a beggar with a missing lower leg was constantly begging. One day my classmates found the beggar's hidden shoes and good pants and they decided to star playing with the objects in front of the beggar at which point he stood up on his two legs and started chasing them. They quickly got in one of their courtyards and were safe.
@@simonabbott725 NEVER EVER EVER EVER give anyone money. You cannot trust the money will be used wisely. Quite possibly the person is a drug or alcohol abuser or compulsive gambler. Give them the address of the Salvation Army or other mission. Do not be a chump. There are too many imposters out there and I for one am not going to be taken advantage of, not matter how pathetic they act.
As someone who is struggling financially, I still donate as I can to those I can empathize with who appear to be homeless or downtrodden. To see people doing this is so frustrating.
@@choppings54 I tend to agree. Like on an airlines they tell passengers in the event of an emergency, to put on their oxygen mask first before trying to help others. Your more capable to help that way. You have to be careful with people too. If they have addiction issues, money can be poison to them.
@@choppings54 Beggars and scammers are everywhere begging for money. Most spend it on drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes. When people come to me begging, I advise them of soup kitchens, shelters, or government assistance, but I will not give them my money.
My family used to take care of a homeless man we new wasn’t faking. He would sit near a mall only asking for food, not money. We offered him money and he refused saying we earned it so we keep it. Most of the time we would go to a restaurant and bring out our left overs which was quite a lot to him so he could eat. We would also bring him things like a tooth brush and paste, and some clothes. I hope he’s doing ok, it’s been a while.
I give a buck or two a week to a cheerful old guy who sits on a wall outside our local Kroger. His sign says, "I need a beer' and I figure what the hell, at least he's honest about it?
now this kind of thing i can get behind, it's just people who lie and bloody take away the opportunity for other people who actually need money to get it
The old "I'm not gonna lie, I just want a beer" trick has been used for many years. Beggars are cunning, and have discovered that humorous signs like that will get them more donations. The irony is that the money you think you're giving them for a beer is actually paying for their next heroin fix, so the joke is on you.
I experience two hurricanes hurricane Matthew and hurricane Irma's I live in Florida and well my family use wood to board our windows if a hurricane comes and it worked.
Back when the flute players were on every corner, I was watching one of them play. He had to cough or sneeze, I can’t remember. But the music kept on playing! 😂😂😂😂😂
Just give them food not money cause they may just say I didn’t want that I wanted money or throw it at you for being a “cheapskate” even though they are the cheapskates
I stopped giving money to the homeless after one night before going to the clubs, we saw this man in crutches begging for money. My friends and I each gave him $20 bucks, which net him $100. Going home from the club we stopped by 7-11 and lo and behold we see the same homeless man without his crutches dancing away with his hobo friends. Never again
$20 bucks each??? When I see people I only give them 50 cents. That's if I feel like it. I would never give anyone on the street $20. That's too much money. 50 cents is a lot actually. Don't just think me only giving think of 100's of people giving 50 cents each. Some might give more that's something like $250 -$500 a day they are making.
One creative begging sign I saw said "My brother was kidnapped by crazy squirells. I need money to buy supplies, weapons and booby traps to get him back."
I visited Seattle a couple years ago and there was this guy begging for money looking homeless and it looked like he hadn’t been getting any money, but my family ignored him. 2-3 hours later we see a different dude (he didn’t look homeless, he had nice clothes) with the same sign, but he crossed off the word homeless and changed the message to “please I want coffee” or “please money for coffee” I don’t remember exactly, we had a good laugh. We asked where the other guy went and he replied, “oh he was a fake, and since he didn’t get any money all day he gave up and went home and let me keep this sign.” XD
My hubby always says, "Look at their shoes. The shoes don’t lie. If they are new, or in good condition, chances are the beggar is fake." I now always look at the shoes.
Just don't give anyone on the street $$$ I've offered them coffee, or lunch, and a few literally asked for money, when I refused they became angry. There are resources at least in USA for these people.
@@jhthebrickman2876 not necessarily. If they can pull it together even a little, they can hook up with a social worker. There's section 8 housing,( very very low rent), rent assistance, welfare ( basically free money paid every month) food stamps, food pantry, and shelters who also provide 2-3 meals a day. I know because my brother went thru it. Once he got on the right path, there was alot of support. He even got " vocational rehab " ( free job training, help with resumes, job searches, they even gave him a nice suit for interviews, bus passes) there is help out there. But you hafta want it, and be willing to work for it. I know its a disease, trust me. But giving them cash is just keeping them sick.
and.... they've committed what crime ? Soliciting / Begging is a crime THE POLICE DO NOTHING ABOUT IT What makes you think that the police are going to do something if you call the cops ? also.... for the cops to do something A CRIME MUST HAVE BEEN COMMITTED. What crime was committed ?
@@johnwt7333 Who are you to throw the first stone? I had a bad time in my life man, and my parents were not responsible of it. Only my bad choices are. No one is perfect, no One...
A few years ago a woman came up to my dad car begging for money and we gave her $5. But a few hours later we saw her in a 5 star restaurant with her son in lots of gold jewelry.
There is a family of beggars that beg around the area I live in. You can find them at any given time just in the entrance/exit of a grocery store or strip mall. They travel within about a 5-6 mile radius. One time we gave them money then saw them soon after at our neighborhood grocery store. This time, I asked if I could pray with them. They acted like they didnt speak English and their older child translated what I was asking them. They allowed me to pray with them, but appeared disappointed that I didn't give them any money. Hopefully the prayer worked and God gave them an income other than begging.
We found a troll beggar once it was so hilariously obvious that the guy was just joking around. the sign read: Family taken by ninjas need money for karate lessons.
Yeah, I'm a busker in the UK (and lived homeless for 7 years) and have played in over 100 towns/cities and I can say outright that more than half the beggars out there are fake. In this country most of them receive benefits but still beg off people who receive exactly the same benefits. Simple rule is offer food or drink instead of cash - most fakers will not accept anything except cash! If you really really want to help, offer to pay for a night in a b&b (motel) but insist you personally book it and pay for it (not just giving cash and hope they'll be honest). Many fakers will come up with very convincing stories which are either just untrue or are in fact stories stolen from genuine people with problems, if you really are undecided as to the legitimacy of the beggar, offer to call a homeless charity for them and judge by their reaction, but don't give cash unless you are convinced this person is going to use it wisely.
there was this story.....someone did this and the homeless person stole the tv and trashed the furniture and such. the poor man had to pay bc he booked the room.
Ya I always try to offer food but they wouldn't accept it. They just want the money. And one time my grandfather gave a warm blanket to a poor beggar cause she was shivering in cold in winters. She took it but never wore it. Cause she wanted to look helpless. I just stopped helping them.
I remember getting a warm pastry for a homeless guy in my town. He ate that thing like he'd never eaten before, and was filled with gratitude afterwards. I went back and got him more hot food several times after that. I've done the same previously and experienced the same as you. A refusal to accept hot soup on a cold evening? You ain't really cold or hungry.
This is why I instead give beggers food, like a package of toast bread or other long term food. Sometimes cans of fruits etc (I also give them a can opener) Since I know how it feels to live in poverty (Both my parents had died when I was young, so I had to live on the street until I WAS one of the VERY few lucky enough to be adopted, moved to sweden and here I am, with my own house, company, pc and even a dog) I might not won a million dollars but I won something far more worth then any amount of money. A new family, even a sister whose also adopted.
@@amyssm15 Ah sorry, know that I am living a extremely happy life now. With fantastic parents, so like I said. I was a very lucky few that got "a second chance" even tho I almost did not get a chance to begin with. So no need to feel bad for me, if you WANT to help in anyway, a hello is a powerful word. Hello might be one of the most powerful words, there are people out there feeling like they being ignored, and trust me, a simple hello to them would make their day. You might even save their lives, sure it not the same situation I was in, BUT I can't ask people to go to poor countries and pick up random kids xD.
I feel bad for that old man, nowadays many kids leave their parents just like that or steal money from them and make their lives misery. I hope these kind of people suffer the same from their children as well 😡
@@angrydiver_4220 I stole 20 dollars frommy parents a long time ago to buy porn. That was one of the lowest point in my life. I deserve to burn for that, very much. I of course lied saying "it's just a little bit, and they would understnd but wouldn't udnerstand." God rejects all who are selfish. ALL.
@@angrydiver_4220 There is no YOU to begin with. A cat must have walked on a keyboard to type that which is attributed to this mythical you. Would that be a rational conclusion on my part? Disposable? You are also made of flesh that has an expiration date.
@@angrydiver_4220 You said "yes" so I don't need to continue a conversation with a cat walking on a keyboard. I would be insane. But if there IS an unwitnessed mind on the other side of that orderly arrangement of letters, then my message is: The mind is free to think, so it can't be a slave to physics, so it can't be physical. It is spirit. Thinking itself proves there's at least 1 God.
My mum and her friend would walk past a couple of beggars (a man and a woman) One day they decided to buy the beggars a hot drink and a sausage roll They saw the man by himself and asked "Where's your wife, the woman that's always here with you" He just said "she's not my wife, she's not even homeless, she just wants money for drugs" They gave the man both drinks and sausage rolls
I remember being at the bus stop. A man came up to me and said, "Can i please have 30p. I need it to get on the bus." I gave him 30p. A few days later, the same man came up to me and said the same thing. I was shocked. I said no, but I kept watching what he was doing. He walked around saying the same thing to people. I don't give money to beggars anymore.
I gave money to a beggar next to a restaurant in Philadelphia, he said wanted money for food, afterwards he went in and bought a sandwich, my faith in humanity was restored. Now I try to give money to beggars just in case they need it.
Giving money to a fake beggar and realising that you've been deceived is a disgusting feeling. I remember coming across a foreign woman with her kid near an ATM. The woman barely spoke any French (Which is my native language) and both her and her kid were really dirty, it seemed like they were on the streets since a long time.. I was struggling back then and didn't have much on me but I gave them like 5€ I was struggling but I was not heartless. While coming back from an appointment I met them again in the street over the opposite sidewalk.. They were properly dressed, clean as fuck and they were shopping.. The kid was jumping on place and mocking me with a finger pointed at me in a language that I couldn't understand. Since the I've been super wary of beggars. I don't like to judge and I like to help out but I always remember that awful experience.
People like them make it difficult for those who truly need help to get it. But, since they have no conscience, I'm sure they don't care who their scams hurt.
This woman in Philadelphia was sitting on a bench at night, it was really cold out, my friend and I were out on the town. She asked us for money as we passed and hardly anyone else was on the street. We had no cash. However, we decided to get her some warm food. We spent $15 on a decent meal for her. She didn't thank us just asked for money again as she accepted the food. :\ Another time, when I was super young (16) and in Philly with another friend during the day, a woman walks up to me outside the Reading Terminal Market and said "You're buying my lunch today" I thought "Oh okay sure" but I only had $20 left on me. Lady orders $14 of food without batting an eye. The person behind the food counter was like "She's a regular, always roping people in... you ok with this?" thank god I had just enough money left for the train.
I had the exact same thing happen as well!! a women ask me to order food in a restaurant and its like a expensive menu... And when I paid... the people in the restaurant later tell me that she is a regular and are you sure you want her to get it. I myself struggle financially but it's okay I just let it slide... I just want to help people cause I know how it feels to struggle financially but I wish people were just honest... I want to help the people that actually needs it and not some scammers hmmm
The worst thing about this isn't that they fool people. It's the impact it makes to people to hesitate doing good deeds. Personally, I sometimes just go with my principle of "I'd rather help a malicious person and be fooled than deprive help from a person that's actually in need".
anino207 I can relate to & appreciate your way of thinking. Although the last few years have changed me. Just a commute to or from work couldve put me in a poor(er) house. Once the word got out that hustling on the NYC subways...on average 4-5 people would tell you their "story." In my opinion if someone can walk up and down and through a moving subway, all am/pm they were doing better than me. Lol I still go with my gut and SURE I've been had but hey, that's the way it goes. I highly doubt someone living in a mansion begging for money will not KEEP that lifestyle up, their prob...not mine
I donate to legitimate organizations which I have vetted, global, national and local. I acknowledge beggars and wish them a good day. I may have food or water with me to give them. But that is it these days.
they are all really bad at covering up their scams but its so sad that people do this because you don't know whether their suffering is real or fake, to giving money to help but instead get scammed, its hard to notice.
Its so sad that people actually fake this. I feel like I wanna cry when i see homeless people, or any Beggers that look real. Even if i know their fake, it still makes me wanna cry knowing they would do this.
The first time I saw a homeless person, I was desperate to give them money... thankfully, my sister was with me and stopped me, because at that time I didn't know scammers existed. She was trying to get me to move on, but I refused, I contacted my mum to see what she thought, and that's when I learned I should get them a drink. Since then, whenever I see someone who looks homeless, I'll either give them a drink or, if I don't have any, buy them one.
You can normally tell when someone really is having a hard time. I very rarely will give money, though I will at least offer food. 1 young man took me up on that offer. I went inside the store I had just come out of, bought him a sandwich, chips and a drink. Another time I was walking around downtown Seattle and a man asked me if I had money for food. I said, no, but I have a sealed package of hummus of pretzels he was welcome to. He declined. Another time I was waiting for my grayhound bus to leave, man asked me for money. I had no money and said he could have one of my sandwiches. He asked me what kind it was. I said it's the food kind. Again, food was declined. People like this are either dishonest or dishonest.... or dishonest.
Having worked in a homeless shelter, yes, sometimes this is true. However, just because they decline your food doesn't mean they aren't hungry or won't spend the money on food. Often times, people mistake homeless people for being desperate for anything, which they often aren't. That guy maybe didn't want the sandwhich, or didn't trust you. Just because they're homeless and hungry doesn't mean they're going to eat everything offered. People fuck with homeless people all the time, our neighborhood had a group of kids that liked to give homeless people food with laxatives in it because they thought it was funny. A lot of the time they do spend this money on food, just food that they want to eat. Just because someone is poor and homeless doesn't mean that they don't deserve to eat the things they enjoy, within reason. There's a myth that people who are hungry will eat anything. They will not, some people will literally starve to death before eating certain foods. It might be because it makes them sick or they loathe it so much they'd prefer death. Studies have shown time and time again that starving people will not eat literally anything. A guy could be starving to death and have a choice between a tuna fish sandwhich and a pine cone, and he might just eat the pine cone first because he hates the tuna fish for whatever reason. Some folks are just not capable of eating whatever comes their way.
@@loksoraldarkwatcher9598 some people will literally starve to death before eating certain foods. It might be because it makes them sick or they loathe it so much they'd prefer death. yeah right people desperately will drink sea water to not die but will refuse a tuna sandwich cuz its too stinky? I have had moment of slight starvation and the luxury of taste magically goes away i will and did eat anything edible because i was very hungry
You know Suzy,it's so frustrating to see people do this.they are able to fooled people because someone like me will have sympathy for someone that is very poor. But, I think at the end of their lives they will still be struggling with life because God is not fooled.
You know Suzy,it's so frustrating to see people do this.they are able to fooled people because someone like me will have sympathy for someone that is very poor. But, I think at the end of their lives they will still be struggling with life because God is not fooled.
I know a man who was disanled to get a room with the council as he is disabled. A few weeks later, he told me he had been thrown out as he broke the rules. He asked me to speak to the council to get another room. Because of what he had done, he had made himself voluntarily homeless. He has now been home on the streets for 4 years. He has parents near by who would take him back if he changed his lifestyle. He is not ready to change but i pray he sorts his life out. He throws food he is given in the bin as all he wants is money.so sad.
I have a scammer that sometimes stays at the gas station 24/7 even though they live in the neighborhood right next to it not to mention he has a Jep and their Family member has a Tesla
There was a time I tried to help someone who was homeless, asking for food and cash. I went and bought full combo at like, i think it was a culvers or something like that and when I gave them the food instead of the money, they looked like they were pleased, but when I came around an hour later, the food was thrown on the ground. So not only were they littering, but they threw away the 25$ meal I gave them. I know not everyone is going to be like that but its literally impossible to know if they are actually hungry or just do this to buy cigarettes and booze.
I never help anyone out, there’s plenty of jobs and they’re just lazy. Most of the time those people have severe mental issues. Most people would give them compassion but the reality is that they are a net drain on society. It’s cruel but that’s reality.
The ones who buy cigarettes and booze at least are probably only doing it because of an addiction. The ones I really hate are like the people in this video. Beg for money for a few hours, and then go on a shopping spree to then return to your expensive home in luxury. It's sickening.
@@One-12937 bit hard to get a job when you don't have anything to put on your resume... "I'm homeless, smell like trash because I don't have anywhere to shower, have no clothes other then these, and have nothing to transport myself with, can you hire me? :D"
If it a twist Fk him but if not. This one I’m not mad about. The addiction is messed up. If He is actually trying to help out is son. hopefully it’s real.
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Sorry to be one of those people but I'm going to be one of those people a lot of these are planned out set up and fake in general and well the only thing my family ever gives to poor people or people who say that they're in need is food
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I saw a person who biked around town collecting bottles to recycle living in a pretty nice house. Now that’s how u make an honest living
God himself saw a nice person, I hope you have blessed him with fortunes beyond imagine
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Same
Hey one of my neighbours does that and we let her get our bottles and is my family's friend
God what kind of world did you make pain war death
The chopped legs look so real...
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It really makes it hard for people who really do need the help.
ikr lol
As a man who’s been homeless before I didn’t get any money begging, then again I didn’t beg. I was too busy finding a solution to the problem.
Of course you were, then you pulled yourself up by the bootstraps and now you're CEO of a multimillion dollar company, right?
@@Thiefnuker No I followed my dream and it came true, fct is if you change the way you think you can change the way you live. But you already knew that right??
I think that is wonderful and I congratulate you on your success!😊😊😊😊❤
I remember when I was homeless and people used to give me food,I was blessed to me it was just as good as getting money now I have my own place and I work,so when I see a homeless person I offer to buy them food, I'm just keeping it forward 🙌🏾🙏🏽💚💜
5:19 are completely different people, "facial recognition expert" her ear is completely different different structure to face hair different even a different skin tone goodness me
That's the best thing you can do! If they're scammers they won't have anything to do with a sandwitch, if its a real homeless guy, you maybe prevented him from buying alcohol.
@Titan Gaming how?
@Titan Gaming wdym
This, offer food or other non money items and if they get mad you know its fake
Few years ago I came across a guy with a sign saying homeless and hungry, so I asked him what he wanted to eat. And he said, "nothing I'm good" and just walked away.
lol he just wanted money 💸
@@lemonadx for the good stuff
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@@lemonadx WHY DO YOU GOTTA EXPOSE ME
@@kingsly3690 lmfao
I know a 66 year old retired teacher in NYC with a condo, pension, social security, and 401 K. Everyday she goes to Times Square with a homeless sign and collects 500 a day from tourists. I recognized her because she used to be a teacher at my school and when I confronted her about it …she laughed and said it was easy money. This is wrong on so many levels.☹️
Thats like 15k a month
I dont believe this story at all. Some or most of it, doesn't make sense.
@@azuresonic69 There was an aggressive baggar at the post office and a lady told me he lived in a nearby house that he owned. But yeah, how does 1032 know how much money the lady gets in begging.
@@jjk2one and would he have just called the police or something for the big * scam *
There was a young man k sitting down my nana went inside for bread or smthin the lady confronted that he had a house to my nana he's young and looks healthy begger he ligit through half a red bull into the bin bc ye was finished homeless person would have saved it or smthin kr drank it all yh begger! Also if u had a disability think abt it the government would have given u money a month or so idk yk
I remember 20 or so years ago in my country there were beggar women with sleeping children on their lap, people felt bad for the child. But happened that after investigating, the childs were always sleeping and turned out to be "borrowed" children that were given sleeping pills to stay asleep the whole time. Most disgusting thing ever
OMG that is evil
What’s a borrowed child?
@@TCTheDS like thy borrowed some kids
@@TCTheDS Probably the child of someone else that they share money too, to "borrow" the child.
Bruh goofy ahh drug addicts stealing from other homeless
I think the PhD guy may have been the smartest. He DID genuinely need that money, even if it was for a different reason than what he told people.
Ikr!
100th like
Maybe, though at the end of the day he's still lying, but I can see that he had no other choice because his income was being taken. It's pretty f###ed up that his son was stealing his money to use, but I hope the money he begged for didn't further enable the son to buy more drugs. I'm just glad people removed him from that life he was living.
Yeah but why would his son steal his money though???
@@kchristine8811 drugs
Can we appreciate the fact that the journalist’s cured these people with just mere words
But do they not feel shame ?
The real Messiah
@@sbbrackelmanns6143 Shame is a side effect from the journalist.
Hallelujah
Miracle
Another story:
My dad gave his left over lunch to beggars. One day, he was working, and his car got ransacked, and some of his money got stolen. The security cameras showed the beggars he had given food to, had ransacked his car. My dad has never given stuff to them ever again
in Vienna, Austria we had one who pretended to be deaf-mute. Sitting with bare feet even in winter. But it turned out he can walk +talk perfectly well and he has a car. We felt disappointed and disgusted.
This is just sad.. like these people are ruining the chances of actual people struggling.
@@martinkuliza Omg stop, my head is spinning from the amount of words 💫
@@martinkuliza It's just a habit...Of reading comments ok?!
@@martinkuliza tf is wrong with you???
Fr
@@martinkuliza I really diidnt mean to offend u I just meant that maybe some people won’t look at poor people the same because of these people that fake it.
The fact people do this is just disgusting
The fact people pass by actual beggars and don't help them is more disgusting.
@@thecursedqueen9185 And the fact that their family's disown them (by "them" i meant ACTUAL beggars) is just disguisting. Imagine if that was the case
@@acatwhosblushing6011 yeah exactly
@@thecursedqueen9185 Most common reasons is that people believe they will spend it on drugs, booze, etc. It doesn't make it any easier when some are fake beggars as well. Giving something already bought would help though, like food.
@@acatwhosblushing6011 yes true,my mom told me that some beggars are used by his daughter or son to get money
I never give them even 1 cents.
Me either 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨
Wow! Thank you for sharing this with us. We knew there were scammers out there. Hello from Naples, Florida. 👍💯
We had a beggar in my town that has a house and begging is how he pays for it
How you gonna call me out like that 😭😭😭
@@bluerouter4182 wait….
@@bluerouter4182 ....what.....
@@bluerouter4182 O-O
@@bluerouter4182 WTH! I dont understand what are you saying??🤨🤨
This is why I almost never give money unless I know they need it. If im helping someone on the streets, I normally give water and food. Can't guarantee they will wisely spend the money so just get them something you know they will need
This is what I do too! If they refuse and ask for the money, I tell them to eff off, they don’t need help then.
I do the same thing that or/and clothes
@@ariannaarredondo1641 they are kind people telling people to f off should be told to you
@@lucastang7216 nah, If they really needed the stuff then they would take it, If anything they would just use the money to buy Beer or smthin
@@themrat1303 but you shouldn't tell people to f off for refusing money
I knew a young guy who was homeless and one night he was very upset because all his stuff had been stolen. I told him I had a blanket which had been dry cleaned and went home. He was so happy for this blanket and I saw him with the blanket many times. He eventually got a flat.
Point being we don't know if they are scammers.
Fr don't judge a book by it's cover 👍
A lot of people who are in a real bad situation deserves real help.
But others the SCAMMERS we need to share awareness about these creatures.
I saw a woman who had a sign that said "No way to get home, need money for taxi", this was on a Walmart parking lot. I was sitting there in the car waiting for my younger brothers to get out of the Walmart bathroom and then I seen the woman with that sign drive away in a very nice car.
Oh....u gave her ur attention and feeling
@@ahmedkiwan1775 I soefifesr estefu sinpledo udanna!
Their stupid
Don't have money for a taxi? Do what many others do; walk, or take public transit! It's a lot cheaper!!
I lost my right leg from 6" below my knee in a motorcycle accident. So I like to lay on the ground beside my car and close my jeans at missing legs in the car door. W.hen people come by I holler and ask them to help me get my leg out. When they try to open the door it's locked and I say, Oh. My key is in my shoe. And point to the door. Lol. .
Jk. I have wanted to do that for so long and get some good video but It never comes to fruition. Lol. Maybe one day.
I never give money to beggars. Instead I give them something that a person in need could truly use but would mean nothing to these scammers.
Bottle of water in the summertime. Handwarmers in the winter time.
The ones who are actually homeless or in need have always been very thankful for these things.
I approve of doing this
Great idea! Also, MOST people who are genuine and actually homeless, don't plea with people for money, and are ashamed to look people in the eye. They tend to sit quietly in hope!
I want to agree with you. Unfortunately though, in some cities the beggars are more interested in money so they can purchase drugs. I have attempted to offer food before and was scoffed at. Need to remind myself that some struggle with mental health issues, so it is what it is.
That's why I usually give food.
I would do the same. I’d take them to McDonald’s for a burger but they often said “no thanks, just money”.
6:00 He's probably doing a social experiment 🤣🤣
Something like this is why I get suspicious and ignore people because you don't know you is homeless and who's not
These kind of people are making it hard for people like me who would like to help out who really need it.
I rather donate to charity lol
@@planesdominator some cases, charities are hoax.
@Sound wave Its not commen to find a homeless child ussually in the us people are very concerned to children so if a person finds them they will cal the police but if you are somewhere else like india,afghanastan its common to find homeless kids under the age of 18 but also china takes care of kids aswell same thing like japan though there are some places there that have a ton of homeless kids
@Sound wave Wait but shouldnt you give money to adults to? if you see a homless man/woman you should give them money or food yeah they might be pranking but if you give them like 1$ its okay
Well survival of the fittest
I stopped giving to beggars, when one day, a guy asked for money for food. I had my lunch on me so I just gave him the food. He got mad and chucked my lunch at me and starting yelling and swearing at me. I wised up fast at that point.
youre lying
@@Baka_Oppai wish I was. This was not my only experience with this type of behaviour. Our congregation did an outreach program to feed the homeless. We brought baged lunches to many homeless and they were greatful but we had a great idea to go where we knew beggers were. Most were not happy to receive a bag lunch. One even spit on one of our members for handing him a bagged lunch.
Had the same thing happed i imagin he was temporarily disabled after the ass kicking he caught
He wanted drugs, not food.
@@Baka_Oppai bruh
Plot twist: *the beggars were the one who disliked this video...*
6:31 is a real heartbreaker. Forced to beg because his Evil addict son steals his money and hurts him.
There was a man in NYC in the ‘60’s, ‘70’s who was truly handicapped, no legs from his hips. I don’t know how he got that way, but he was a familiar site in midtown Manhattan for many, many years. He’d get around on a wooden board with roller skate wheels under it. He had a tin cup with pencils and beg for money. People were generous, he was funny, pleasant and entertaining. When he passed away, the New York Daily News, the paper, ran a story on him. He was really handicapped, and he lived very frugally. He left an estate worth three million dollars, which he bequeathed to charity.
The thieves in this video hurt people like that man…..those who really need help.
I bet the treasure he got in heaven is worth a heck of a lot more than three million.
The word is “disabled” love, not handicapped 😡😡🤬🤬
@@PrincessNottingham - I’m 73, we used the term handicapped as a proper term for decades. I’m handicapped. Idiotic word police can screw off.
I remembered this guy he used to always say"I have no legs,I have no legs"..in a very raspy voice,so sad😢
@@mchapman132 say yes jay to a disabled person and you’ll get ya head kicked in. Let’s just say it’s a good job ya don’t live near me 😡😡🤬🤬
"this guy is a really bad person"
that's quite the understatement
Verified!
cap
@@leonyang7662 your mom
The worst thing about Homeless people is that they make you feel bad if you do give them anything. My mom gave a Dude a cigarette and he threw it on the ground. You bet I fucking kicked him to the street and he ran away like a bitch.
The woman begging for money was earning real serious money daily for pretending to being in so bad in condition and disabeled, while she was actually young healthy rich woman.
thanks for the video
Omg 😳. What they do will turn around and hunt them later . That’s so horrible to find out the truth.
This reminds me of something two classmates did in grade school. They lived on a street where a beggar with a missing lower leg was constantly begging. One day my classmates found the beggar's hidden shoes and good pants and they decided to star playing with the objects in front of the beggar at which point he stood up on his two legs and started chasing them. They quickly got in one of their courtyards and were safe.
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Wow
@dayna brown ikr
I hate con artists who take advantage of the situation to get what they want.
reigan arataka
Same
Are you talking about your ex?
Exactly my outlook, unfortunately a lot of humans are nothing more than rats for money
@@simonabbott725 NEVER EVER EVER EVER give anyone money. You cannot trust the money will be used wisely. Quite possibly the person is a drug or alcohol abuser or compulsive gambler. Give them the address of the Salvation Army or other mission. Do not be a chump. There are too many imposters out there and I for one am not going to be taken advantage of, not matter how pathetic they act.
Good work. We, as well, caught perfectly healthy beggars pretending to be seriously ill
This really good advise
As someone who is struggling financially, I still donate as I can to those I can empathize with who appear to be homeless or downtrodden. To see people doing this is so frustrating.
@@choppings54 I tend to agree. Like on an airlines they tell passengers in the event of an emergency, to put on their oxygen mask first before trying to help others. Your more capable to help that way.
You have to be careful with people too. If they have addiction issues, money can be poison to them.
Thank you. for helping.
to see clergy, companies, governments doing that is also frustrating right ?
@@sundorenaesir2327 Shelters usually have requirements.
@@choppings54 Beggars and scammers are everywhere begging for money. Most spend it on drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes. When people come to me begging, I advise them of soup kitchens, shelters, or government assistance, but I will not give them my money.
My family used to take care of a homeless man we new wasn’t faking. He would sit near a mall only asking for food, not money. We offered him money and he refused saying we earned it so we keep it. Most of the time we would go to a restaurant and bring out our left overs which was quite a lot to him so he could eat. We would also bring him things like a tooth brush and paste, and some clothes. I hope he’s doing ok, it’s been a while.
That’s so kind.
As long as people like you continue to give these people food then they have no reason to go out earn their own money to buy their own food.
@@unclepecos845 buddy what the hell. Saying that you shouldn’t give people in need of food food as then they won’t try to get food themselves is dumb.
@@jodoodles8584......ok
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Imagine someone just coming up to you and saying, "We've been watching you for the past few days".
0:14 if I was you than get up and run
I give a buck or two a week to a cheerful old guy who sits on a wall outside our local Kroger. His sign says, "I need a beer' and I figure what the hell, at least he's honest about it?
Lmao
Fair enough
now this kind of thing i can get behind, it's just people who lie and bloody take away the opportunity for other people who actually need money to get it
Next time give him a beer.
The old "I'm not gonna lie, I just want a beer" trick has been used for many years. Beggars are cunning, and have discovered that humorous signs like that will get them more donations. The irony is that the money you think you're giving them for a beer is actually paying for their next heroin fix, so the joke is on you.
This happened to me before I gave a "homeless" person 20 dollars lol
i did to but my person wasnt lying his house is destroyed from the hurricane
I experience two hurricanes hurricane Matthew and hurricane Irma's I live in Florida and well my family use wood to board our windows if a hurricane comes and it worked.
I gave ac crack head change knowing he was gone get high 😂
Back when the flute players were on every corner, I was watching one of them play. He had to cough or sneeze, I can’t remember. But the music kept on playing! 😂😂😂😂😂
It really makes me cry because the son of the old man was a drug addict stealing his money. They mentioned that he was also injured 🤕.Poor guy
Just give them food not money cause they may just say I didn’t want that I wanted money or throw it at you for being a “cheapskate” even though they are the cheapskates
Fact
If you did that to someone that's actually homeless could also be a downfall for them because they need money for a job but ur right
@Godzilaer Gamer ik
I stopped giving money to the homeless after one night before going to the clubs, we saw this man in crutches begging for money. My friends and I each gave him $20 bucks, which net him $100. Going home from the club we stopped by 7-11 and lo and behold we see the same homeless man without his crutches dancing away with his hobo friends. Never again
Agreed. Fuck people.
$20 bucks each??? When I see people I only give them 50 cents. That's if I feel like it. I would never give anyone on the street $20. That's too much money. 50 cents is a lot actually. Don't just think me only giving think of 100's of people giving 50 cents each. Some might give more that's something like $250 -$500 a day they are making.
One creative begging sign I saw said "My brother was kidnapped by crazy squirells. I need money to buy supplies, weapons and booby traps to get him back."
"Please spare me some change sir, I'm homeless and starving"
"Sure thing! Just show me your beggar's certificate"
I visited Seattle a couple years ago and there was this guy begging for money looking homeless and it looked like he hadn’t been getting any money, but my family ignored him. 2-3 hours later we see a different dude (he didn’t look homeless, he had nice clothes) with the same sign, but he crossed off the word homeless and changed the message to “please I want coffee” or “please money for coffee” I don’t remember exactly, we had a good laugh. We asked where the other guy went and he replied, “oh he was a fake, and since he didn’t get any money all day he gave up and went home and let me keep this sign.” XD
lol
THAT'S how you ask for extra money XD
Next episode: Politicians and what they do with our taxes!
"I need your help to overturn the election I won by a lot, by a landslide."
Play golf
they would kill you before the truth comes out....
Uuuh... wear Tax the Rich dresses and go to an elite expensive party with rich people.
Give it to Israel
The smartest fake beggar is the one that hasn't been caught yet
The smartest fake beggars are the ones who never get caught....
I feel so bad for that old man😭
There’s no such thing as “lying” for good reasons. Just be honest, first with oneself.
hm? so i say, im playing basketball right now, but im on my pc, so yah there is lol idk where you got that from, good quote tho
If I always told the truth I'd be dead.
Because they don’t need to know
cus its none of their business
not exactly it was like a white lie
My hubby always says, "Look at their shoes. The shoes don’t lie. If they are new, or in good condition, chances are the beggar is fake." I now always look at the shoes.
Begging: $50/hour
Working: $7.25/hour
Society: “priceless”
Just don't give anyone on the street $$$ I've offered them coffee, or lunch, and a few literally asked for money, when I refused they became angry. There are resources at least in USA for these people.
Sometimes if you give them food, they will throw it at you. They want you to make their car payment for them.
Yea i never give money only food or water
The resources are hard to get in the US and you may not even get them.
It’s tragic, but true
@@jhthebrickman2876 not necessarily. If they can pull it together even a little, they can hook up with a social worker. There's section 8 housing,( very very low rent), rent assistance, welfare ( basically free money paid every month) food stamps, food pantry, and shelters who also provide 2-3 meals a day. I know because my brother went thru it. Once he got on the right path, there was alot of support. He even got " vocational rehab " ( free job training, help with resumes, job searches, they even gave him a nice suit for interviews, bus passes) there is help out there. But you hafta want it, and be willing to work for it. I know its a disease, trust me. But giving them cash is just keeping them sick.
When I see the fake homeless with young kids. It makes me want to call CPS on them.
Fr, they’re literally teaching them how to beg and then they’ll just keep multiplying
and.... they've committed what crime ?
Soliciting / Begging is a crime
THE POLICE DO NOTHING ABOUT IT
What makes you think that the police are going to do something if you call the cops ?
also.... for the cops to do something A CRIME MUST HAVE BEEN COMMITTED.
What crime was committed ?
3:48 I've never seen a stroller designed for walking on icy/snowy sidewalks. Wow!
The thumbnail though 🤣
I still think the man who had a addicted son was a real kind-hearted person. I hope he's doing better now!
And he actually accepted help, knows what he wants and needs, and got away from his addicted, probably toxic son. He did the right thing
@@lucy-anndale2822 I'm happy for him!
@@lucy-anndale2822 Well.... he also raised the toxic addict. A good father he was not.
@@johnwt7333
Who are you to throw the first stone?
I had a bad time in my life man, and my parents were not responsible of it.
Only my bad choices are.
No one is perfect, no One...
He may indeed be pitiful, but calling him "kind-hearted" is grossly assumed.
A few years ago a woman came up to my dad car begging for money and we gave her $5. But a few hours later we saw her in a 5 star restaurant with her son in lots of gold jewelry.
There is a family of beggars that beg around the area I live in. You can find them at any given time just in the entrance/exit of a grocery store or strip mall. They travel within about a 5-6 mile radius. One time we gave them money then saw them soon after at our neighborhood grocery store. This time, I asked if I could pray with them. They acted like they didnt speak English and their older child translated what I was asking them. They allowed me to pray with them, but appeared disappointed that I didn't give them any money. Hopefully the prayer worked and God gave them an income other than begging.
We found a troll beggar once it was so hilariously obvious that the guy was just joking around. the sign read: Family taken by ninjas need money for karate lessons.
Yeah, I'm a busker in the UK (and lived homeless for 7 years) and have played in over 100 towns/cities and I can say outright that more than half the beggars out there are fake.
In this country most of them receive benefits but still beg off people who receive exactly the same benefits.
Simple rule is offer food or drink instead of cash - most fakers will not accept anything except cash!
If you really really want to help, offer to pay for a night in a b&b (motel) but insist you personally book it and pay for it (not just giving cash and hope they'll be honest).
Many fakers will come up with very convincing stories which are either just untrue or are in fact stories stolen from genuine people with problems, if you really are undecided as to the legitimacy of the beggar, offer to call a homeless charity for them and judge by their reaction, but don't give cash unless you are convinced this person is going to use it wisely.
there was this story.....someone did this and the homeless person stole the tv and trashed the furniture and such. the poor man had to pay bc he booked the room.
Ya I always try to offer food but they wouldn't accept it. They just want the money.
And one time my grandfather gave a warm blanket to a poor beggar cause she was shivering in cold in winters.
She took it but never wore it. Cause she wanted to look helpless.
I just stopped helping them.
I remember getting a warm pastry for a homeless guy in my town. He ate that thing like he'd never eaten before, and was filled with gratitude afterwards. I went back and got him more hot food several times after that. I've done the same previously and experienced the same as you. A refusal to accept hot soup on a cold evening? You ain't really cold or hungry.
It's sick that people use kids to make ppl feel bad for them when they pretend to be homeless
The absolute disgust and rage I’ve built up inside from watching this episode after the scammer episode is so strong omg
I'm from South Korea. I saw many fake beggars in subway.
This is why I instead give beggers food, like a package of toast bread or other long term food. Sometimes cans of fruits etc (I also give them a can opener)
Since I know how it feels to live in poverty (Both my parents had died when I was young, so I had to live on the street until I WAS one of the VERY few lucky enough to be adopted, moved to sweden and here I am, with my own house, company, pc and even a dog)
I might not won a million dollars but I won something far more worth then any amount of money. A new family, even a sister whose also adopted.
feel bad for u bro
@@amyssm15 Ah sorry, know that I am living a extremely happy life now. With fantastic parents, so like I said. I was a very lucky few that got "a second chance" even tho I almost did not get a chance to begin with.
So no need to feel bad for me, if you WANT to help in anyway, a hello is a powerful word.
Hello might be one of the most powerful words, there are people out there feeling like they being ignored, and trust me, a simple hello to them would make their day. You might even save their lives, sure it not the same situation I was in, BUT I can't ask people to go to poor countries and pick up random kids xD.
@@PhaserFelix well im glad you are happy
@@PhaserFelixi feel glad you’re living good and feeling good, god bless u
@@PhaserFelix well i am glad you are living a good life now :) btw I mean that I felt bad for you back then but I am happy for u now
I feel bad for that old man, nowadays many kids leave their parents just like that or steal money from them and make their lives misery. I hope these kind of people suffer the same from their children as well 😡
Unless they dont have children HAJSJSJSJJSJSJSJSJJs
true tho
they spend hundreds of thousand of dollars to take care of you, and then you steal from them to look cool or to die
it's sad
@@angrydiver_4220 I stole 20 dollars frommy parents a long time ago to buy porn. That was one of the lowest point in my life. I deserve to burn for that, very much. I of course lied saying "it's just a little bit, and they would understnd but wouldn't udnerstand." God rejects all who are selfish. ALL.
@@angrydiver_4220 There is no YOU to begin with. A cat must have walked on a keyboard to type that which is attributed to this mythical you. Would that be a rational conclusion on my part?
Disposable? You are also made of flesh that has an expiration date.
@@angrydiver_4220 You said "yes" so I don't need to continue a conversation with a cat walking on a keyboard. I would be insane.
But if there IS an unwitnessed mind on the other side of that orderly arrangement of letters, then my message is: The mind is free to think, so it can't be a slave to physics, so it can't be physical. It is spirit. Thinking itself proves there's at least 1 God.
Nice vid
thank you
My mum and her friend would walk past a couple of beggars (a man and a woman)
One day they decided to buy the beggars a hot drink and a sausage roll
They saw the man by himself and asked "Where's your wife, the woman that's always here with you"
He just said "she's not my wife, she's not even homeless, she just wants money for drugs"
They gave the man both drinks and sausage rolls
Dang..-
@dayna brown yeah
Hmmm just imagine the headway we could make if they applied this to working a productive job instead of scamming people
I remember being at the bus stop. A man came up to me and said, "Can i please have 30p. I need it to get on the bus." I gave him 30p. A few days later, the same man came up to me and said the same thing. I was shocked. I said no, but I kept watching what he was doing. He walked around saying the same thing to people. I don't give money to beggars anymore.
I gave money to a beggar next to a restaurant in Philadelphia, he said wanted money for food, afterwards he went in and bought a sandwich, my faith in humanity was restored. Now I try to give money to beggars just in case they need it.
Giving money to a fake beggar and realising that you've been deceived is a disgusting feeling. I remember coming across a foreign woman with her kid near an ATM. The woman barely spoke any French (Which is my native language) and both her and her kid were really dirty, it seemed like they were on the streets since a long time.. I was struggling back then and didn't have much on me but I gave them like 5€ I was struggling but I was not heartless.
While coming back from an appointment I met them again in the street over the opposite sidewalk.. They were properly dressed, clean as fuck and they were shopping.. The kid was jumping on place and mocking me with a finger pointed at me in a language that I couldn't understand.
Since the I've been super wary of beggars. I don't like to judge and I like to help out but I always remember that awful experience.
Oh yes it is 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
People like them make it difficult for those who truly need help to get it. But, since they have no conscience, I'm sure they don't care who their scams hurt.
I just found one at the King's Village Shopping center in Scotts Valley CA.
Lol so funny he stays body surfing even with his pants off.
3:40 "this guy is a really bad person"
Nah I thought he was the nicest, heartwarming dude in the solar system for sure.
This woman in Philadelphia was sitting on a bench at night, it was really cold out, my friend and I were out on the town. She asked us for money as we passed and hardly anyone else was on the street. We had no cash. However, we decided to get her some warm food. We spent $15 on a decent meal for her. She didn't thank us just asked for money again as she accepted the food. :\
Another time, when I was super young (16) and in Philly with another friend during the day, a woman walks up to me outside the Reading Terminal Market and said "You're buying my lunch today" I thought "Oh okay sure" but I only had $20 left on me. Lady orders $14 of food without batting an eye. The person behind the food counter was like "She's a regular, always roping people in... you ok with this?" thank god I had just enough money left for the train.
its sad how people exploit the naive
fuck that no random person should be coming up to you saying "youre buying me/my ____ today", bum or not.
I had the exact same thing happen as well!! a women ask me to order food in a restaurant and its like a expensive menu... And when I paid... the people in the restaurant later tell me that she is a regular and are you sure you want her to get it. I myself struggle financially but it's okay I just let it slide... I just want to help people cause I know how it feels to struggle financially but I wish people were just honest... I want to help the people that actually needs it and not some scammers hmmm
You're a really sweet person with a good heart. Just be careful out there and don't get taken advantage of.
@Annette B. You have to be tough in this world. Tell people no. Most homeless are drug addicts (not all, but most)
"Who was the smartest fake beggar?" None of them, they all got caught
Yeah can't wait to try this !! I'm finna be own !
The worst thing about this isn't that they fool people. It's the impact it makes to people to hesitate doing good deeds.
Personally, I sometimes just go with my principle of "I'd rather help a malicious person and be fooled than deprive help from a person that's actually in need".
…gee…thanks! 🥱
@@PP-vf1kx why yawn
Nope...
anino207 I can relate to & appreciate your way of thinking. Although the last few years have changed me. Just a commute to or from work couldve put me in a poor(er) house. Once the word got out that hustling on the NYC subways...on average 4-5 people would tell you their "story." In my opinion if someone can walk up and down and through a moving subway, all am/pm they were doing better than me. Lol
I still go with my gut and SURE I've been had but hey, that's the way it goes. I highly doubt someone living in a mansion begging for money will not KEEP that lifestyle up, their prob...not mine
I donate to legitimate organizations which I have vetted, global, national and local. I acknowledge beggars and wish them a good day. I may have food or water with me to give them. But that is it these days.
they are all really bad at covering up their scams but its so sad that people do this because you don't know whether their suffering is real or fake, to giving money to help but instead get scammed, its hard to notice.
@juju how do you know he DOES spend it on drugs? You never really know
Let the whole world know this, thanks for the video
Its so sad that people actually fake this. I feel like I wanna cry when i see homeless people, or any Beggers that look real. Even if i know their fake, it still makes me wanna cry knowing they would do this.
The first time I saw a homeless person, I was desperate to give them money... thankfully, my sister was with me and stopped me, because at that time I didn't know scammers existed. She was trying to get me to move on, but I refused, I contacted my mum to see what she thought, and that's when I learned I should get them a drink. Since then, whenever I see someone who looks homeless, I'll either give them a drink or, if I don't have any, buy them one.
You can normally tell when someone really is having a hard time. I very rarely will give money, though I will at least offer food. 1 young man took me up on that offer. I went inside the store I had just come out of, bought him a sandwich, chips and a drink. Another time I was walking around downtown Seattle and a man asked me if I had money for food. I said, no, but I have a sealed package of hummus of pretzels he was welcome to. He declined. Another time I was waiting for my grayhound bus to leave, man asked me for money. I had no money and said he could have one of my sandwiches. He asked me what kind it was. I said it's the food kind. Again, food was declined. People like this are either dishonest or dishonest.... or dishonest.
Having worked in a homeless shelter, yes, sometimes this is true. However, just because they decline your food doesn't mean they aren't hungry or won't spend the money on food. Often times, people mistake homeless people for being desperate for anything, which they often aren't. That guy maybe didn't want the sandwhich, or didn't trust you. Just because they're homeless and hungry doesn't mean they're going to eat everything offered. People fuck with homeless people all the time, our neighborhood had a group of kids that liked to give homeless people food with laxatives in it because they thought it was funny. A lot of the time they do spend this money on food, just food that they want to eat. Just because someone is poor and homeless doesn't mean that they don't deserve to eat the things they enjoy, within reason.
There's a myth that people who are hungry will eat anything. They will not, some people will literally starve to death before eating certain foods. It might be because it makes them sick or they loathe it so much they'd prefer death. Studies have shown time and time again that starving people will not eat literally anything. A guy could be starving to death and have a choice between a tuna fish sandwhich and a pine cone, and he might just eat the pine cone first because he hates the tuna fish for whatever reason. Some folks are just not capable of eating whatever comes their way.
@@loksoraldarkwatcher9598 very well written , thank you for the insight
@@loksoraldarkwatcher9598 some people will literally starve to death before eating certain foods. It might be because it makes them sick or they loathe it so much they'd prefer death.
yeah right people desperately will drink sea water to not die but will refuse a tuna sandwich cuz its too stinky? I have had moment of slight starvation and the luxury of taste magically goes away i will and did eat anything edible because i was very hungry
You know Suzy,it's so frustrating to see people do this.they are able to fooled people because someone like me will have sympathy for someone that is very poor. But, I think at the end of their lives they will still be struggling with life because God is not fooled.
You know Suzy,it's so frustrating to see people do this.they are able to fooled people because someone like me will have sympathy for someone that is very poor. But, I think at the end of their lives they will still be struggling with life because God is not fooled.
I know a man who was disanled to get a room with the council as he is disabled. A few weeks later, he told me he had been thrown out as he broke the rules. He asked me to speak to the council to get another room. Because of what he had done, he had made himself voluntarily homeless. He has now been home on the streets for 4 years. He has parents near by who would take him back if he changed his lifestyle. He is not ready to change but i pray he sorts his life out. He throws food he is given in the bin as all he wants is money.so sad.
Reminds me of the Trading Places scene with Eddie Murphy pretending to be a veteran with no legs.
Just think... someone in the world might’ve already became rich for being a beggar.
You mean twitch streamers begging for subscribtion and donation
The courage the people have to expose those people, there's a chance on 2 that they have mistaken that person and that would be soooo embarassing
Dangerous too. A lot of this scammers are also connected with the mob.
Not where I live, there’s so many fakers out here. Most of them use their kids as a means to get more money, even tho they own a house.
I have a scammer that sometimes stays at the gas station 24/7 even though they live in the neighborhood right next to it not to mention he has a Jep and their Family member has a Tesla
This video is basically exposing people and telling what good place to scam
There was a time I tried to help someone who was homeless, asking for food and cash. I went and bought full combo at like, i think it was a culvers or something like that and when I gave them the food instead of the money, they looked like they were pleased, but when I came around an hour later, the food was thrown on the ground. So not only were they littering, but they threw away the 25$ meal I gave them.
I know not everyone is going to be like that but its literally impossible to know if they are actually hungry or just do this to buy cigarettes and booze.
Wow
bruh
I never help anyone out, there’s plenty of jobs and they’re just lazy. Most of the time those people have severe mental issues. Most people would give them compassion but the reality is that they are a net drain on society. It’s cruel but that’s reality.
The ones who buy cigarettes and booze at least are probably only doing it because of an addiction. The ones I really hate are like the people in this video. Beg for money for a few hours, and then go on a shopping spree to then return to your expensive home in luxury. It's sickening.
@@One-12937 bit hard to get a job when you don't have anything to put on your resume...
"I'm homeless, smell like trash because I don't have anywhere to shower, have no clothes other then these, and have nothing to transport myself with, can you hire me? :D"
Plot twist: PHD beggar made the story of his son up
If it a twist Fk him but if not. This one I’m not mad about. The addiction is messed up. If He is actually trying to help out is son. hopefully it’s real.
I gave to a guy whose sign read “ I’m trying to get a drink - please help”... at least he was honest.