RE: RE: SURVIVING BEGGARS IN NIGERIA
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RE: SURVIVING BEGGARS IN NIGERIA

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HaHa. :D in a way, we are beggars here on the blockchain, too. Just more subtle and also having us muted or downvoted, if not behaving to ones taste. I understand your sense of anger and being disturbed by the masses of beggars, though. It reminds me of the times here in Germany, when a new beggar fashion occurred: cleaning car windows in the middle of traffic. This is long gone. Quite the opposite can be observed. No one is approaching anyone any more. Even the beggars in front of the supermarkets do it in a more silent way. Gone are also the times when they approached you at your table at the outside restaurant.

It seems that we can afford this type of life style. No approaches whatsoever. So what you have too much, here it's almost gone (speaking only from my subjective perspective).

Begging is as much a workout, I would say, as is working for a company or other enterprises. It's very time consuming, exhausting and you've got to deal with a lot of negative responses. I wouldn't want to do it. LOL

Sorry for me being a bit funny about it. :)

@erh.germany: HaHa. :D in a | Ecency