[HotHunt]

I used to frequent a hot dog stand in Arizona when I lived there. There were some gypsies who were occasional customers too. The owner of the hot dog cart, was hired to serve hot dogs for a gypsy wedding of theirs in Scottsdale. It was a three-day affair and was well-attended. He made good money for having his hot dog cart there.

But he told me later the hotel where the affair was held was stiffed by the gypsies. They had skipped out on a $23,000 tab. On top of that, they trashed the venue that cost the hotel thousands more to repair. He said there was a deposit paid before the wedding but it didn't come close to covering the expenses of the gypsies' event and destruction.

I never learned the final outcome of the hotel bill, but he did tell me months later that the gypsies still owed the money. He said they talked openly about it and bragged about taking the hotel for a ride.

This is pretty common behavior for gypsies and indicative of their skills at scamming and fleecing innocent, trusting people.

[AppyPappy]

We have West Virginia gypsies here. Scam artists. If a truck pulls in with WV plates, I send them packing immediately.

If you passed a “No Soliciting” sign to get here, I don’t want to do business with you. Everything from driveway sealing to meat to home alarm systems. Who buys meat from a pickup truck?