Posted by 88-1175 on August 19, 2014 at 12:36:18 from (67.171.105.117):
about 2 cweeks ago I posted about a woman asking me for money at a gas station/mcdonalds,thats the first time in my 45 years ive experienced this from a total stranger.last wed I was in bowling green ohio for the national tractor pulling championships.about 10pm I went to a used bookstore on the main street of town,as I walked out the door a elderly woman,who was pushing a walker with wheels,and a starbucks coffee,asked,while rubbing her belly,if I could spare a few dollars for a hot dog.she"d of had to walk a country mile to get a hotdog that time of night,j-c.i flat out said no,and had to repeat myself,while being blessed by the lord....then lo and behold today at my tractor supply,a guy was traveling from Cleveland to Morgantown wva,and lost his golf clubs and wallet,and asked for gas money for a few gallons to get home,while driving a s.u.v.today I had my garage clothes on,looked very greasy too,but got in a nice truck and new trailer.i mean are people really this hard up in America today???.im in shock that in 16 days its happened 3 times.....
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