It also ruins the rain-x coating I put on the windshield to repel the rain drops.
Plus the soap runs down the sides of the windows all over the clean car, so your windshield is clean but now you have soap streaks running down the sides of the car. And they don't give a damn if your windshield is already cleaned or not.
I like to beat them to the windshield when they throw the sponge, grab it and toss it into the traffic that is flowing in the other lanes. If I'm the 1st or 2nd car in the lane and they ignore my "NO", I look to see if I'm at the spot that they have their bucket of soapy water, and dump it out while they are molesting other drivers down the line.
And a note to "pyratt", they mess up my clean car with soap streaks, ignore my 'NO", and still want money, so screw them!
You can see that some of them are drug addicts, so think about your response to those that live here and have to put up with them.
It sounds from the wording of your post that YOU do not live here!
You moved there to retire. If ya can't afford to help the natives out, maybe it's time to get out! Ehh? Ay? Nyet?
So you think it is okay to molest us because we moved here?
That I should give them money at every traffic light I stop at, cleaning the same clean windshield over and over again?
Sosua has it easy, come to Santiago and have to put up with them at every traffic light, and there are many traffic lights in Santiago.
Think also how many traffic light changes there are per hour, per direction, and how much that little bit of change adds up to them in a day.
I'm thinking more money then many that work a regular job make per day, and the regular workers don't molest me at every $^#@ traffic light.
I ALWAYS REFUSE TO GIVE THEM ANYTHING!
SantiagoDR