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7/18/2015 2:45:05 AM
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I think it's kind of stupid since the only people practicing it are those wealthy enough to have the luxury of going to Starbucks everyday to begin with. It's a cheap way for upper middle class folks to ease their consciences without having to really help the poor.
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I'm not talking about Starbucks... I'm a minimum wage low middle class kid. I don't drink Starbucks lol. I'm talking about doing a good deed like stopping to help someone change a tire or something along those lines, and you declining any offer of reparations and just say pay it forward.
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Oh that makes more sense. Over here in California "Pay it Forward" is sort of a popular hipster trend which essentially just means buying the person behind you an overpriced espresso drink and so on.
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I have heard of this, fricking hipsters ruining the true meaning of the phrase.
