"One Of The Strangest Orders I’ve Ever Shopped"
"So I get an order for 18 items for $28 and I take it and then realize it’s like 113 units or something like that. I contemplated canceling but decided to just shop it as quickly as possible. All fruit mind you. $308 worth of fruit to be exact. Turns out the guy ordering sends an order like this to his sister on her birthday every year as a prank. I shopped and checked out fairly quick and get to the house. I start handing bags to the lady and she goes “honey the fruit is here again”. I’m glad I followed through with the order it was definitely worth the laughs and ended up being $48 after tip increase for a bunch of fruit. Hopefully they have a good blender or donate some of this because there’s no way anyone is eating this much fruit. "
Here's a sad statement on the human race: cat owners would have more compassion for the cats who destroy their own houses, property, etc than they would for a homeless person. Cat obsession is a sickness, and talking to them about it is like trying to talk to an active drug or alcohol addict.
Also, most people don't ever know, or even think of this: the rate of drug use and alcoholism is lower among the homeless population than in the housed population. Most homeless persons are not there because they're lazy, stupid, or uneducated. I've known at least two homeless persons with Masters degrees, and more with 4-year degrees than I could remember now. The fact is that most homeless persons are there because of health problems: some physical, some psychiatric. Some of them have had careers, family, etc before they succumbed to their illnesses. I've known homeless persons who did volunteer work, when able. I've known homeless persons who were regular church goers. If anyone sees this, please remember, and have some compassion.
Here's a sad statement on the human race: cat owners would have more compassion for the cats who destroy their own houses, property, etc than they would for a homeless person. Cat obsession is a sickness, and talking to them about it is like trying to talk to an active drug or alcohol addict.
Also, most people don't ever know, or even think of this: the rate of drug use and alcoholism is lower among the homeless population than in the housed population. Most homeless persons are not there because they're lazy, stupid, or uneducated. I've known at least two homeless persons with Masters degrees, and more with 4-year degrees than I could remember now. The fact is that most homeless persons are there because of health problems: some physical, some psychiatric. Some of them have had careers, family, etc before they succumbed to their illnesses. I've known homeless persons who did volunteer work, when able. I've known homeless persons who were regular church goers. If anyone sees this, please remember, and have some compassion.