<p>Ha, I was thinking along the same lines as ektaylor…treat some hobos as guests.</p>
<p>You can stock up on some lotion and shampoo, don’t have to spend real money if you don’t mind using their brands.</p>
<p>No **** the homeless. You know what happened today? I gave a homeless guy some food and a drink and he just threw it on the ground. **** that ********. I was about to seriously beat his ass had we not been on telegraph.</p>
<p>go to qualcomm and eat those wrappss</p>
<p>batman, did he say why he did it? what did you say after? (i hope you made fun of him for being a jerk)</p>
<p>Okay you guys are not understanding what a “homeless” is. Obviously none of the homeles in Berkeley are starving because there is a plenty of “food for homeless” programs in Berkeley that they are only looking to obtain cash from random people to buy things. Seriously, look around and you won’t find a single homeless who is starving to death. Giving them food is pointless so don’t bother.</p>
<p>The homeless only want two things from you-- one is beer and the other is money for beer. They don’t want your food, pity, or grandiose altruism.</p>
<p>Don’t bring the homeless dudes in the dining commons!!! jeez. They are really dirty and are using the same plates and forks that we use. Just think about the chair the guy touched and the student who uses it next. The super virulent pathogens will infect you. You will get like the worst flu of your life.</p>
<p>Just use your meal points swiping your upperclassmen friends in or bear market.</p>
<p>Hey he said he wanted food. Then the crazy ■■■■ threw it after I gave it to him. And I’m not gonna make fun of him, I just want to beat his ass. I don’t normally give **** to hobos for the very reason that the only thing they’re gonna buy is alcohol. Hell Berkeley should enforce a “don’t give money to homeless” rule like Denver does. Maybe then the city will actually be nice and not smell so much like **** these days. (I swear every time I’m walking up telegraph, there’s always a random part that reeks of *<strong><em>. And then I’ve also seen a hobo just whip it out, turn around and start *</em></strong>ing in the corner between chipotle and AA)</p>
<p>^does your last **** start with p or j ?</p>
<p>Treat a group of your friends to dinner several times. They will really appreciate it! I remember I also went to Peet’s and bought some nice things - coffee, a teapot, mug (these make nice holiday gifts too!). Bear Market at the time was also selling all kinds of supplies as well - so I bought a lot of batteries too. And if I recall, there are also planned outings to go out with other students and swipe in extra points for sandwiches and other things for homeless folks. So, there are a lot of very useful ways to spend your points. You certainly don’t have to waste them on ice cream and Odwallas. I believe CalDining also allows you to roll over a certain number of points to the next semester. So you don’t have to use ALL of them now. You will probably learn to better budget your points next semester as well.</p>
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<p>Where are these sold? I’ve never seen them (or I could just be blind).</p>
<p>^ You can buy those at Bear Market, I think.</p>
<p>When is the last day to use up all the meal points? and how many roll over?</p>
<p>100 points</p>