Got on the train and sat behind an Irishman who was a bit tiddly as he was off for a night out with his mates. He was talking to a homeless man opposite, asking him how long he had been homeless for. The man was telling him that he just wanted a job and one day a home…
— Becky Wood (@shadylady222) February 8, 2022
…the other man just said, ‘God’s truth, If you are not afraid of a bit of hard physical work, I will find you work on my sites. What is having what you need if you can’t give something back? We should look after each other’ my heart is full.
— Becky Wood (@shadylady222) February 8, 2022
In fairness.
Hic.
British Rail
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He didn’t need to give the man his card, he should’ve just told him to scan him with his phone. Android settings permitting (obviously).
Android 6 or earlier.
Noted. Hurry up with that article on your aunt.
Ignore it Bodger.
Do we really need to be abroad to experience this?
“And that’s how I came to be mixed up in all that County Lines bother, your honour.”
I giggled.
Is he gonna house the guy as well? Anyone can get labor work. There is always work. There is not always a space to get enough sleep to enable the worker to work optimally. Or if there is, the workers wages will go straight back into the pocket of a landlord. Poverty won;t be solved by empty promises on a train. Hope won’t house the man.
But hope may save your soul.
Here’s hoping.
Nice story.
Can’t we just accept it for what it is ?
A feller thrown a lifeline through a chance meeting.
Marvellous.
Ah that’s great stuff TenPill Terry/Charger Salmons/Admiral Nelson etc etc.
Fair play to you old boy.
If only Paul thought the same – he would never had to write all those letters.
nothing about vaccines there, but there were at it back then, they’ll be at it again. https://www.independent.ie/lifestyle/health/drug-firms-not-liable-for-flu-vaccine-claims-26564950.html