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Choosing Beggars Being Terribly Cheap Pricks

Choosing beggars are in the world to remind us that there will always be someone out there who refuses to negotiate, and instead wants everyone to throw them a free handout. They defy rhyme and reason. They drive us mad. They relentlessly push their own agenda, and often at the cost of reasonable conversation going out the window. 

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