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QuestionWhat different types of panhandling are there?Community AnswerIn addition to people asking or displaying a sign, there's also busking (playing an instrument, dancing, doing magic, etc.) and jugging (bringing a gas can to a person who is filling up their car and asking for some help with fuel).
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QuestionIn trying to move around, how long should I stay in one place?Community AnswerStay in one place as long as it is lucrative. If you stop making money, move to another location.
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QuestionWhat kind of person encourages begging?Community AnswerA sane person who understands that some people are in tough situations. It's better to swallow your pride and eat than to die cold and bitter with your pride.
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QuestionWhat word can I use in place of panhandling?Community AnswerEffective words or phrases to use would be "asking", "soliciting donations", or "begging".
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QuestionIf I notice a security guard walking toward me, does it mean it's time to stop panhandling? Or should I keep doing it until they verbally request that I stop?Community AnswerKeep doing it until they request you to stop, however if you know that you are breaking any laws/rules by panhandling, stop and move on.
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QuestionCan a panhandler offer a product in exchange for cash?Community AnswerPanhandling, by definition, means just asking for it. Giving somebody something for their change is more like selling than panhandling.
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QuestionCan I do this if I am a young teen?Community AnswerYou could, but your parents could get into trouble if you get caught.
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QuestionIs there a minimum age required to panhandle? Basically, can I panhandle as a kid or must I be an adult?Community AnswerIf you are a kid, you shouldn't consider panhandling. Seek help from a trusted adult and work out your situation before you do anything rash.
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QuestionCan I try panhandle again at same place where I was asked to leave three years ago? They might not remember me.Community AnswerPossibly, but unlikely. If you were asked to leave, it would seem they do not want people to panhandle in this location.
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QuestionCan I accept money if someone just gives it to me? Is that breaking panhandling laws?Community AnswerIt's not illegal to give your money to whomever you'd like, nor is it illegal to accept a gift from a stranger. If you weren't soliciting money from anyone, then you've broken no laws.
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QuestionShould I help fellow beggars by giving them a little of my money or keep all of it to myself?Community AnswerIs usually a good idea to help out other people in your situation after you have made what you needed. They will remember that and sometimes they will help you, work together.
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QuestionHow can I make $3000 a month panhandling?Community AnswerThis is very unlikely because you will most likely just get enough to eat, drink and maybe a bit more. If your are lucky, you can make some savings.
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