Feed The Poor


Here's a wild mash-up: prosumers and the poor. The premise: you find a poor person and team up with them. Capitalize on their misfortune and then split the profits. I don't know what to think about this. Is it a kinder, gentler version of bumfights? Is it using them as fodder? Is it a bad idea?

You the jury decide. For me, I'm ordering a "I'm on the street, drunk and homeless and all they gave me was this lousy T-Shirt" t-shirt. By thew way, if you have a hankering for irreverent crap: click here

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