Boy Orders Extreme Amount of Popsicles and Family Gets Rewarded....Comical

**KVB** · 05-07-21, 12:01 PM

Come on man. Morono, aka Noah, really didn't understand what he was doing there.

At least he'll get some education out of it all.

...Noah is on the autism spectrum, and the family says the additional funds will go towards his education...

**antifoil** · 05-07-21, 12:01 PM

the worst is when people start gofundme for medical bills. get a life. i even think some users here did it. its fxvcking gross. people love handouts.

**KVB** · 05-07-21, 12:08 PM

Originally posted by antifoil

the worst is when people start gofundme for medical bills. get a life. i even think some users here did it. its fxvcking gross.

The worst?

It's one of the most common uses, and is encouraged by the site itself.

There are more than 250K medical fundraisers a year raising over $650 million per year.

You can even click on categories to donate or start one.

They are considered the leader in online medical fundraising.

It is very common.

**antifoil** · 05-07-21, 12:09 PM

i am not saying it not uncommon. i am saying its pathetic. pay for your own shit. stop asking for handouts.

**DiggityDaggityDo** · 05-07-21, 12:11 PM

Invested $2600 and raised $11K

Not a bad ROI!

**KVB** · 05-07-21, 12:14 PM

Originally posted by antifoil

i am not saying it not uncommon. i am saying its pathetic. pay for your own shit. stop asking for handouts.

Fair enough.

But in a country where money is everywhere, I don't blame those for asking as much as I'd blame those for giving.

That's what encourages even more asking.

The crowdsourcing also takes the weight off of many charitable organizations, and also raised money for them too.

I hear you though, I'm not arguing with you, I'm mixed about it.

**antifoil** · 05-07-21, 12:34 PM

charities shouldn't be paying medical debt either.

**Foxx** · 05-07-21, 02:49 PM

2618 for 918 popsicles is like $3 each. That kid has expensive tastes.

**BrickJames** · 05-07-21, 03:40 PM

Originally posted by Foxx

2618 for 918 popsicles is like $3 each. That kid has expensive tastes.

They have to give a cut to Nickelodeon or whoever makes SpongeBob for the branding.

Probably good popsicles though. Think I'll try one one of these days

**pologq** · 05-07-21, 07:09 PM

Originally posted by DiggityDaggityDo

Invested $2600 and raised $11K

Not a bad ROI!

exactly. kid knows what he is doing.