We had homeless people that would line the doors of the shops at night when the businesses closed. I worked closing at a bakery and would sign out the food that was to be thrown out, but then bag it up and give it to the homeless guys as I walked past them to my car. One time, while heading to my car, a guy tried to mess with me trying to mug me. Those same homeless people ganged up on him and chased him off, then escorted me to my car.

A well dressed businessman in San Francisco walking down the sidewalk chose to kick the crap out of a homeless guy who was sleeping. The suit was filmed doing it. Do you think the police were called? Do you think the suit was cited for abuse? I loathe this aspect of society. Nothing has value anymore. Not your neighbor, not your pet…nothing, they all just get tossed when difficult times hit

When i worked at subway, my boss wrote me up for giving a homeless man overproofed bread that was going to be thrown away anyway. So i started giving him my free 6 inch i got for lunch. Once again, written up. So i told this homeless man to come in for water next time. I'm not ashamed to admit that when he came in, i'd give him a water cup, but during my next break i made him a footlong of his choice and chips AND a juice and left in a box behind the store for him. I obviously did not pay for it 🙊😈 i hope hes ok. And i hope subway goes under.

My very first job was working at a 711 about a thousand years ago. I worked graveyard and manned the store while my coworker made sandwiches and packaged food all night. I asked a manager a few weeks into my job why we threw out perfectly good food just over a day old (into a locked trash bin), she responded that she didn't want to encourage homeless or people who needed food to hang in the area. Uh. I had news for her, they were doing that all night anyways. The people who gave me a hard time were the ones who paid for things. I only lasted two months before moving for school but I would bag the sandwiches and disguise them next to an actual bag of garbage. While I took out garbage I would drop the sandwiches on the ground where the camera didn't reach. Not a single one ever bothered me. The people just wanted to eat. Plain and simple.

Homeless people should just get a goddamn job

To quote the classic meme, Excuse me, what the f***.

I would have arranged an accidental fire that would burn the place to the ground.

When I moved to Germany I got my first job at Burger King while I went to school to learn German. About two months in my shift manager caught on me placing untouched (still packed food) on the top tray of the trash cart near the door for the homeless in the area to pick up. I got scolded for that and accused of stealing from the company. Mind you, those were products which have already been paid for by customers. I stood my ground and kept doing it as there was no written policy stating we weren't allowed to do that. I allso started to give extras to ambulance workers, police officers, firemen and the poor customers (the regulars). Not like a lot extra but like big fries instead of small and may an extra hamburger. Never got caught on that one though. One day same asshole had qn issue with the orange colour of my seeing eye glasses. He told me in front of a customer I needed to get no coloured ones. I just started laughing my butt off asking if can pay for the type of lenses I need. He dropped it but then two months later same dude saw me cry in a back room a week and a half after my father passed away and told me I need to get over it already! He's dead!! It was unbelievable. Right before quiting the job I had a major argument with this piece of s**t. He was giving me hell for giving someone (obviously a poor person) a glass of tap wate. I literally had to explain to him that we live in a country where refusing to give out tap water when requested is actually illegal. He then argued that the water is toxic, I showed him the soda equipment tapped into the same pippin system, he was pissed and said I have stoled a cup from thr company for which I gave him 20 cents and told him to keep the rest. By then I was on my way to make shift manager and he was pissed. The day they put their offer on the table was the day I quit and told them why, not to mention the pay they were offering was a joke. I had to treat that whole thing as a social experiment but it did take a huge toll on my mental health....

I had a friend do the same while working for a local grocery store. He was fired for taking the leftover fried chicken to a homeless shelter instead of following corporate rules to put the chicken in the dumpster.

I was homeless for over six years and sometimes bagel dumpsters kept me alive for days. Meanwhile for every courteous me that came by about four of them came buy, tearing apart garbage bags, throwing garbage out of the dumpster, defecating in the dumpster and on the ground, and urinating in any open space left. It took five years for them to make it to every bagel dumpster I knew of, and after that the Dairy Queen management started mixing in used coffee grounds and eggshells into his bagel bags in hopes of driving the dumpster vandals off.