A customer walked into his pizza shop and changed Philadelphia with $1 and a single Post-it note

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5. From the link...

In the video, Wartman tells the story of a homeless regular who disappeared for a while only to return having found a new job and wanting to pay it forward as others had done for him. And in an interview with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Wartman notes that some have even said the program has helped to keep them out of trouble with the law:
"[Wartman] said people who receive the slices have told him the generosity helps them avoid committing petty crime to get money for food. 'I knew it saved people money,' Mr. Wartman said. 'I hadn't considered that it stopped people from committing crime.'"

What a wonderful way to lower crime rate.

The old thought experiment has proven time and time again that desperation often drives the crime rate. Not race, religion or other cultural factors. If ALL people have the basics - food, water, shelter and healthcare, we'd ALL be better off.