I am making no assumption. I don't know his age or educational background or live experiences. All I am asking is if you are implying you have the same "solid judgement" of that Walmart cashier. It is a yes or no question.ketostix said:You are making an assumption about the judgement of a Walmart cashier. Deny it all you want.
I am being honest.See this is a perfect example of being antagonistic and argumentative.
Good point.You are comparing two different scenarios. You are not an old man, with 2 younger girls out at 1 am paying for a shopping spree. If I saw a man buying a homeless man food at McDonald's during the day I would assume the first guy was trying to do a resonable good samaritan act.
That's how 99% of engineering problems are solved.We're not debating an engineering topic. The point is there's conclusions based on assumptions and there's conclusions based on facts.
I agree. That was not the point I was trying to make. My point is that you didn't even left a window open for the possibility that this situation could be something else. You immediatelly assumed with very little (to none) information about what you felt was a "sugar daddy" situation. I personally (based on the information you provided) did not make the same assumption.Everyone makes conclusions drawn from assumptions and that doesn't make the conclusion necessarily wrong.
If I was RICH...and wanted to "adopt" a family or two...that's the way I would do it. I would take each family to a shopping spree in Walmart (which is very inexpensive). I would probably do it at a very late hour where the store is not that full of people to kind of safeguard some of their pride. And I would simply go in the line and pay for it...saying very little.Besides any guy that takes adult women on a shopping spree is an AFC IMO.
The point I am trying to make...there are PLENTY of men/women out there that adopt this practice. I know that for a fact, because I know of people that do that. When I was married...my wife and I bought groceries and toys and donated to a family.
There is NOTHING AFC about that. If you reach a salary group or some sense of wealth and you feel like helping a family in need...you will do it in a way that satisfy your requirements. That does not make that person an AFC.
Keto...as you live longer and experience different environments...and meet different people...you will see how your life perspective expand. You are a very smart guy and I like you. Reach your own conclusions based on how you live life...not based on what some posters view things in life. That's why I get hard on you. Because I sense you have a blind admiration for certain posters...and I would be wrong to sit in here and see you fall and make the same mistakes.