Call me Mr cynical but this whole video seems a little fake or at best it's a shitty thing to do to tell someone your daughter has been missing for two days when you don't even have one (you wouldn't be that calm either). "We lost her in the Mall pretty much" Here's 2 dollars for the phone" "Thank you I am very hunger" It just feels scripted and even if it is real (which I doubt) I don't like it, so I'm definitely out!

#1 the description says 'Social Experiment', that should be your first clue. And I choose to think the homeless guy is for real, not an actor.

Now to the real issue, how much would you sacrifice for / invest in strangers?

#2 I didn't need any clues, first or otherwise 'Social Experiments' are regularly faked these days for financial gain. I choose to stay on the fence with this one, it may well be real. Johal needs to practise his pitch either way. Also the homeless person really ought to find a slightly more populated spot it's no wonder he's hungry.

Like Jake said, there´s pretty much no people there, it´s the worst spot ever for a homeless person to beg for money. Im very sceptical towards this..

A homeless and hungry person would be begging in a busy shopping area, not a main road!

#5 That's right, begging is a form of advertising if you think about it and as such an odds game. If you think how many people walk on by compared to how many make a contribution the guy would be lucky to three donations a day where he's pitched and who was he showing the photograph to? in the dark? and wouldn't his family recognise his voice? You know the more I think about this the more I think I'm right it's fake

Too many people exploit other people in this world, I find most these clips are fake. . . like the one with the asian blond guy giving the homeless guy 100$..