Call me cynical but his last wish is to leave a big tip with other people’s money?
Right on... ridiculous story.
That was my initial response as well - typical libtard tear jerking, compassionate, feel-good nonsense (putting it politely).
Ya, please create my legacy using OTP (Other People’s Money).
If this doesn’t describe the ABSOLUTE FUNDAMENTAL CORE of the libtards’ philosphy, then nothing ever will.
Nothing short of pathetic how ALL of the lamestream media will be fawning over this all day long.
Other people who volunteered to give their money for this. This is what the guy wanted. What’s the problem?
I’m with you. Website donations, I wonder who paid for the pizza.
When he made the wish he may have had the funds, but maybe over the course of an illness he lost what he had. Stuff like that happens.
It was still a kind gesture, regardless.
You see this all the time. Again, where's the problem?
“Call me cynical but his last wish is to leave a big tip with other people’s money?”
If those “other people’s money” is donated voluntarily that is fine especially if it is someone who is working their tush off like waitresses do. But if the money was obtained through fraud or force and given to lazy degenerates (rich and poor) like the government does all of the time then this would be a problem.
LOL, had to have been a Democrat, this is just insane, but I’m being redundant.
You are not cynical. It also seems ridiculous to me. While their act shows a suitable dis-attachment to money, just handing out money to strangers (as you point out, that isn't even theirs to start with) without any concern for merit is just random and pointless (with possibly even evil effects).
In our town last Christmas, a random "rich man" went to Wal-mart to pay-off people's lay-away bills, randomly. While he probably had kind intentions, there was no understanding on who they people were, if they needed it, or what the goods were for. Real charity takes wisdom.
Cynical.
Seems no one has a problem with a cancer ridden child getting to go to DISNEYLAND for FREE.
This guy could have asked for a lap dance.
Where the money comes from is not even the issue. The issue is that his last wish was to benefit someone else, a complete stranger.
The QUESTION is, if you knew you were soon to die, would you want something for yourself, or would you do like this guy did?
People do “in lieu of flowers donate to [charity of choice]” all the time. Why not to the pizza waitress tip fund?
Democrat, what else?