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I'm not sure. If someone in a nice suit came up to me and asked me for food because they're dizzy and haven't eaten, I'd be both perplexed but I'd probably act
by retrac 4y ago
I'm not sure. If someone in a nice suit came up to me and asked me for food because they're dizzy and haven't eaten, I'd be both perplexed but I'd probably actually take them and their problem seriously and try to help them. Call an ambulance or if it's just mild hypoglycemia buy them some candy because they forgot their wallet or whatever. I'm pretty sure I don't treat the homeless the same way, though maybe I should.
- HanaShiratori 4y agoWell at least where I live you see people in nice clothes (also suits) every weekend drunk and dizzy. And no one gives a crap about those guys sobering up in some corner.
- retrac 4y agoPolice mostly take care of that here, for better/worse. Drunk tank or hospital.
- redisman 4y agoI’ve met some well dressed druggies in the PNW and they’re not any more fun to talk to. One guy I remember had some big exit and then decided to just do drugs constantly and “adventures”. He was high as fuck and couldn’t hold on to one coherent thought
- UIUC_06 4y agoYou are assuming that the homeless person is drunk, begging for money, strung out, etc., or otherwise in need of your help. Those people probably aren't good candidates for a friendly chat anyway. Believe it or not, there are plenty who don't want anything from you.
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