Homeless Hotspots: Is It Dehumanizing?

[Rockheart]

Who thinks of this stuff.
The squigy hot spot is next.

http://www.webpronews.com/homeless-hotspots-is-it-dehumanizing-2012-03

Maybe if an escort was also an internet hotspot she could loiter on the street legally?

[Toronto]

cool i think i should monopolize on some homeless labor

[Shyla Wild]

cool i think i should monopolize on some homeless labor

Funny, I was just thinking about subcontracting my customer services to homeless people.

[Toronto]

have them wonder around with mike phones sending clients in circles before they finally reach their destination lol

[Rockheart]

Funny, I was just thinking about subcontracting my customer services to homeless people.

Instead of sending customers to a pay phone to call,
You could have them meet a homeless person first instead.

Similar to an Administrative assistant but cheaper.
Each client would have to provide a bottle of Stawberry Angel as a tip.

[Shyla Wild]

Instead of sending customers to a pay phone to call,
You could have them meet a homeless person first instead.

Similar to an Administrative assistant but cheaper.
Each client would have to provide a bottle of Stawberry Angel as a tip.

I would have to say....bad business plan. I would have to clean these homeless people, buy them clothes, feed them....because there is no way they could ever meet my clients with their appearance or well....hygiene.

Have my clients meet homeless people? Do I look like the type to sabotage my business?

[Wendy Summers]

I don't think the concept is dehumanizing -- to me the issue is they should have paid the homeless people at least minimum wage.