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BillTheButcher
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Does anyone know if there is a law against people begging inside of a store?
I work in downtown Orlando and a lot of homeless people beg inside of the Subway that most of us go to eat at. They will walk right up to you on line asking for money or even worse I was approached while I was eating.
Number one I think it is rude to disrupt people just looking for a quick lunch.
Number two, if I owned that store, I would be pissed off that my customers were being harassed daily by beggars.
Number three, I can't enjoy food when dirty people are walking around me.
I have no problem with helping the homeless however when people walk into a Subway and approach people that is where I draw the line.
One woman approached me while In was taking money out of my bank. She is lucky I didn't turn around and swing without looking.
It is getting tougher and tougher to walk down the streets without being harassed for money.
I like people who carry on conversations with themselves. AWESOME!
I work in downtown Orlando and a lot of homeless people beg inside of the Subway that most of us go to eat at. They will walk right up to you on line asking for money or even worse I was approached while I was eating.
Number one I think it is rude to disrupt people just looking for a quick lunch.
Number two, if I owned that store, I would be pissed off that my customers were being harassed daily by beggars.
Number three, I can't enjoy food when dirty people are walking around me.
I have no problem with helping the homeless however when people walk into a Subway and approach people that is where I draw the line.
One woman approached me while In was taking money out of my bank. She is lucky I didn't turn around and swing without looking.
It is getting tougher and tougher to walk down the streets without being harassed for money.
I like people who carry on conversations with themselves. AWESOME!