When we lived in the city we had some memorable experiences.
My wife was entering lower Wacker and came accross a "stalled" vehicle and a wild eyed crazed woman came screaming at her window shouting "I need some money!!!!", so my wife threw a fiver out the window to get her out of the way.
Once each month the same guy would have a breakdown with his car partially blocking the off ramp at 90 and Irving Park rd and would stare at you and wave to get your attention. If you were unfortunate enough to meet his eye, he would run over and describe how he had run out of gas. I fell for it the one time, but then he took my money and went right back ti his car, trying to get attention from the next cars coming. Then he would repeat this on a monthly basis.
My brother's father in law, who we call Cheif is a union electrician working at the board of trade. Cheif was walking out of the building when a fellow "tradesman" wearing a tool belt and dressed the part approached him with a tale of how his wallet got lifted and he could get back home with 5 bucks for a train ticket. Efterward Cheif saw the guy around the corner doing the same thing to someone else. You gotta know Cheif, he don't take s**t from nobody. He chased the scammer down and tackled him for his money back!
My wife was entering lower Wacker and came accross a "stalled" vehicle and a wild eyed crazed woman came screaming at her window shouting "I need some money!!!!", so my wife threw a fiver out the window to get her out of the way.
Once each month the same guy would have a breakdown with his car partially blocking the off ramp at 90 and Irving Park rd and would stare at you and wave to get your attention. If you were unfortunate enough to meet his eye, he would run over and describe how he had run out of gas. I fell for it the one time, but then he took my money and went right back ti his car, trying to get attention from the next cars coming. Then he would repeat this on a monthly basis.
My brother's father in law, who we call Cheif is a union electrician working at the board of trade. Cheif was walking out of the building when a fellow "tradesman" wearing a tool belt and dressed the part approached him with a tale of how his wallet got lifted and he could get back home with 5 bucks for a train ticket. Efterward Cheif saw the guy around the corner doing the same thing to someone else. You gotta know Cheif, he don't take s**t from nobody. He chased the scammer down and tackled him for his money back!
You're never to old to be immature