"Who receives it is another story."
Just a couple of questions, Mike.
Who do you think is going to receive the glove and bat? If it's not for a kid in the barrio, why donate it? If the $30 glove and bat is your redemption for the year, why not hand it out yourself and see who gets it?
Are all the people who are involved in the gift-giving just real estate sales people? Is this another time-share promotion, reaching out to all that discretionary income that is waiting out there in the barrios?
Why do you think there are serious attitudes across the board? Is there any justifiable reason for those attitudes that you can see?
Now I get to Clarify,
Last year I was in Cabarete at Jose's and two women showed up with 4 children to see the fireworks.....they had no money so I bought the moms a beer and several coke's for the kids and they got to sit at the bar like adults and I was impressed by their gratitude.
So yes, the children will receive their present from me , in person.
I dropped presents off at Rocky's last year but when I see all of the pictures of people handing them out.........it's as if it was their money.
No thank-yous.....nothing !
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