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99Silva
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Q: Have you ever not been thanked by a beggar after you donated money?

I usually get a Xie Xie, Xie Xie! Have you ever not received one before? I remember someone on here said once before that some guy was doing that on a bus and they decided to give him change and after that the guy got off the bus and walked off like someone who didn't really need the money. 

 

Has that ever, ever happened to you?

13 years 13 weeks ago in  General  - China

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TedDBayer
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No why?

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99Silva:

Ted go study! Don't you have an English exam coming up?

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No why?

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Traveler:

No why.

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TedDBayer:

Sparkeys comment was harmonized or retracted , know why?indecision

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I gave some mao coins to a beggar in Beijing, it totalled about 6 kuai. He threw them back at me and called me cheap!

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No Why?

Has the CCP cut back on your wages? surprise

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No why?

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No why.

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