[Illusion]

This is the moment a man saw the elderly homeless woman he gives money to every day - driving a new car.

Daniel Ayala walked past the Shell garage on his way to work for weeks to hand a few notes to the panhandler sat on the corner.

One day, he missed lunch to give her $4.

But he was sent in to a foul-mouthed rage on Wednesday when he passed by to see her in a 2013 red Fiat.

Their encounter in Oklahoma City - filmed by another duped citizen - shows Ayala screaming at the woman, who claimed to be a 78-year-old widow too poor to afford food.

'This is crazy!' he shouts.

'You are asking for money in the middle of street and you drive a 2013 car?

'Listen, I work hard for my money. I don't appreciate this sh*t. And that's why people like you take advantage of people like me. This is bullsh*t!'

Turning around rubbing his face in shock, he then exclaims: 'You drive a better car than me!'

The woman protests that it is not her car; that her son is going to pick her up.

'So you're telling me you're not going to drive this car?' he shouts.

She continues to insist it isn't hers.

Ayala then rages that if he sees the car again the next day, he will 'bust a window'.

'I work f***ing hard!' he tells her, '40 hours! I see you hungry, I give you, everyday, $3, $2 — Thursday, I did not eat to give you $4,' he added. 'I better not see this car tomorrow.'

The video, which has had two million views in just two days, has prompted millions to comment with their own experience of being duped by beggars.

It was uploaded by Brandi Newman, another passer-by who had given the panhandler money.

Newman captioned the video: 'I gave the lady in this video money the other day on Penn and 140th because she was holding a sign that said 78 year old widow needs money for food.

'So today I pull up to the Shell on that same corner and see her sitting in a cute little Fiat.

'As I'm sitting there thinking "I got scammed by a little old lady", a man approached her car ......and this is what happened next.'

One commenter wrote: 'Good for him!'

Another said: 'That guy in the video has a good heart. I would be just as mad too.'



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-new-Fiat.html

[winvens]

I like that guy.

[Illusion]

Originally Posted by Anom Alley ↗

I love mr black

I love you too.

[winvens]

Originally Posted by mr black ↗

I love you too.

Way to pull a Viking. Nicely done.

[hal0mega]

Can I get some black love too?

[30564U]

Originally Posted by Anom Alley ↗

I like that guy.

You never say that to me.

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

That's why I only give to drifters I see standing at interstate exits. The town I used to live in and still have to pass through every day on my way home from work serves as a hub between two major north-south and east-west highways here in Louisiana, and I've never given to the same person twice because I've never seen any one person begging more than once.

There are also a lot of folks in NOLA begging and spanging too, but you can pretty much bet that they're either downtown crusties or tent city residents.

But when you really think about it, I don't think I could blame someone for taking advantage of good-hearted people. The best way to not be duped is to just not give. If you work hard for your money, no one should fault you for what you do or don't do with it.

[St. Geno]

I get these types of people are trash like this old lady but this dude is flipping out over a few bucks lost a day. If that's really burning his pockets than he isn't in the position to be giving money away. That's why never give money only give food. That's when you know they're for real.