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As a gardener, I have experienced less than ethical behaviour from one or two pensioners playing along with the image of the poor old pensioner. I'll do a freeby or cheapy just the once, and then simply not return or answer calls as they evidently cannot afford the services of a gardener. Typically, they'll wait a few weeks and pretend nothing's happened, and then "when can the gardening be done?".
I think even the most frugal and sensible pensioner would struggle to make ends meet on the dole, its basically not possible to live in a city on the dole and not be involved in some criminality to support ones' self. Is it fair to have high expectations of people who try to exist on $220 per week? How much of their $220 should they be expected to waste on silly programs run to benefit job agencies (but not jobseekers)? After so many knock-backs, and being the plaything of the parasitic job agencies (who dont ever actually have any jobs),
why are we so judgemental about the unemployed?