What are you supposed to do when you encounter a mentally ill homeless person who seems to need help?

[Anonymous]

I posted 12:38 from yesterday and want to reiterate. In a town of less than a thousand, people are going to know who the person is and who helps take care of her or whatever. As long as it has a business that is open, like a gas station or grocery store or cafe, someone will know who to call or if, in fact, somebody needs to be called.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I posted 12:38 from yesterday and want to reiterate. In a town of less than a thousand, people are going to know who the person is and who helps take care of her or whatever. As long as it has a business that is open, like a gas station or grocery store or cafe, someone will know who to call or if, in fact, somebody needs to be called.

Don’t ruin this fictional story with reason. Next you’re going to tell me Santa isn’t real.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I posted 12:38 from yesterday and want to reiterate. In a town of less than a thousand, people are going to know who the person is and who helps take care of her or whatever. As long as it has a business that is open, like a gas station or grocery store or cafe, someone will know who to call or if, in fact, somebody needs to be called.

Don’t ruin this fictional story with reason. Next you’re going to tell me Santa isn’t real.

OP here. I’m really not sure why you think this was fictional. Here proof I called not once but twice: https://ibb.co/BVHmNz3q" border="0" class="embeddedImage" />

[Anonymous]

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