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

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

No offense taken. These stories are funny too. I found myself laughing at them sometimes when recounting my orders to my friends.

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

Oh u have some people who are more directly. There have been instances were I am directed confronted by people for not voting their content because they posted in my community.

It reminds me of the times here in Germany, when a new beggar fashion occurred: cleaning car windows in the middle of traffic.

They still do that here.

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.

That is refreshing. Hopefully we can have something similar here in Nigeria some day.

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

A workout without any true utility to the other party. I can't imagine doing such. Lol I rather write here and fancy my chances.

Thanks for stopping by. I appreciate your comment

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