> A bidding market and app where beggars can bid for the most prime corners and intersections.
> A non-cancerous company review board (f glassdoor)
> Augmented-reality underwear
Good to know the internet is functioning as usual.
> A non-cancerous company review board (f glassdoor)
> Augmented-reality underwear
Good to know the internet is functioning as usual.
Still, Uber Hobo is still a great idea, you could overwhelm those small operators with flash mobs of hobos during the rollout phase and also accept in app payments so that UH could be assured its 35 percent. Also, as a value add, a BLE beacon that shows you already gave today and to not excessively harass you.
Good to know that some things remain the same regardless of whether it is a developed, developing or a poor country.
That sounds more like it would quickly become the "sucker" beacon that tells them you pay out.
Counterpoint: This is made up. It is like a crossover episode between HN and AO3
I still don’t know which was his side hustle.
The ocean of difference between “I’ve heard of some folks getting shook down” and “If you see someone panhandling they are likely part of an organized network” is incredibly vast. It is to take one small observation and extrapolate it into a pure fantasy. It is quite literally made up. It kind of sounds like you were told and then credulously believed an urban legend.
Source: Have been homeless, panhandled, and decades of work in homeless outreach. I have worked with folks in day shelters, night shelters, street corners, large encampments, etc. for many, many years and what you have written is patently untrue.
Of course, the term “superhobo” is a farcical literary confabulation, I’m sure nobody actually calls them “superhobos”
My exposure comes from Fairbanks in the 00s, Santo Domingo, Delhi, someplace in California near LA can’t remember. Figured it must be common?
We used to have one of those.
With GPS tracking if someone pees in the bushes they will get additional charges.