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A vagrant asks you for a drink; shall you give it to him?

2016-06-20View Original

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When you sit alone in a small restaurant by the road, eating stir-fried dishes, drinking beer, and chatting with the owner. Suddenly, a vagrant comes to your table with a cup and asks for a beer. Should you give it to him or not?
Reply #22016-06-20
If you don’t drink beer, they give change; usually the boss takes care of it first
Reply #32016-06-20
I didn’t even give him any change; I called the boss over. The boss said, “They don’t even have enough for themselves; they won’t give any to you.” ” After the vagrant left, the boss said that guy could drink a lot – no matter how much was given to him, he would drink it all – and when he got drunk, he would sleep everywhere.
Reply #42016-06-20
It’s just a drink – enjoy it alone or with others!
Reply #52016-06-20
The premise is that it’s a street-side stall, you’re by yourself talking with the owner; give him a beer – if necessary, sit down and drink together. But if he tries to go too far, just leave immediately
Reply #62016-06-20
The problem is I’m not full yet. . . :$
Reply #72016-06-20
I gave it a bottle: lol to get it drunk
Reply #82016-06-20
If you ask for too much, you start shouting at the street vendor to get rid of you! I really despise those who keep pushing their limits
Reply #92016-06-20
So what if one gets drunk? If they die from drunkenness, whose responsibility is it?
Reply #102016-06-20
It’s all given. Should we order dishes, or grilled food? What if they sit down and refuse to leave?

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