never seen him, dont know him, dont really have his welfare as part of my life. dont know if the money will do much good, dont know where it will really end up, dont know if it will even matter in the care he gets.
i do feel sorry for people that have issues and cant pay for care.
you seem to care about him and 150 seems like a pittance to what his costs will be.
but if it is a friend you can be sure sky is the limit on help from me. and i wont be begging for money from strangers to pay for strangers.
not my cup to tea.
but if what you do helps him best of luck to both.
Well, since you're not a doctor (I assume) your take on the effectiveness of whatever treatment he is fundraising for will is of utter unimportance.
And you don't feel sorry for people that have issues or you would do something about it.Put your sorries in a sack, as they say.
Plus I am not so sure you would not find a way to wiggle out of a situation to help a friend possibly coming up with excuses to do so.
Martinez may be a stranger to you, as apparently you have little or no interest in professional pool, or you ''would'' know who he is but many of us do know who he is and even though most don't know him personally they have watched and learned from him as I did and am grateful for.
And it's not up to you to judge the amount I donated as it's still infinitely more than you did, understood..?If 65 people gave 150$ the goal would have been reached, such is the concept of a fundraiser, many donations not a single big payment, understood..?
Think about this: If people only donated or helped friends, no welfare organisation, foundation or other project to help the less fortunate would exist.
But let me guess...you couldn't care less about those either...