Clever panhandlers change game in New York City
New York panhandlers use slick methods to boost income, including suit clad asks near Times Square and cards claiming car tow troubles. Some beggars stage music at landmarks and target unsuspecting tourists at bus and rail hubs. Police say begging is illegal with fines up to 250 dollars, though arrests are rare. Termite comparison adds curious note to end.
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