  New York City law describes what you're doing as panhandling.
Do you call it panhandling, or do you use some other word? I
don't even call it panhandling. Sometimes I just sit there,
Honey, and I don't even ask. And people give. I'm not the type
of person that says, "Oh, give me, give me, give me." Sometimes
I'll just sit down with [Richard] and we'll just start talking.
We'll just start talking. 'Cause him and me are more or less in
the same age bracket, and we start talking about things that
older people could relate to. Like the music, the way the things
used to be. How now, the city is too lax with a lot things.  I
don't describe it as panhandling or nothing! I describe it as
help. That's society's word for it. I go back to the Bible ...
when Jesus Christ was living, people were ASKING for help. And
it's going to go on and go on until society decides to do
something about the situation.  Now that's an example, right
there, of a customer who won't give. Nice leather jacket, he's
in a hurry. Didn't I say,