guilty

now I have done this more times than I can remember but I will plead guilty without reservation anyway. To add insult to injury and don't consider this some type of plea in my defense, but apparently one of these a day helps you work, rest and play.

every time I go to the local Aldi and there is a homeless person out the front - I buy them a Mars bar. Not just any Mars bar - it's a 2 Pak. The shame... I know.

I sanitize my hands before I enter the store and try to do my best to keep my social distance whilst in there. Yesterday I gave a Mars bar to a man who was thankful because that was the first thing he had to eat that day. The time was 5:24 pm.

but the question I have to ask is have I committed a crime? There is a man who has been living out of his car for months in the car park outside of the Coles in Coburg. Throughout the curfew. I don't know if he got a fine.

now although I am not happy about it I have been positively obsessed with compliance throughout all this. There are people who can't comply, based on circumstances that place them in a certain situation. Beyond their control.

is there some stupid sub-section in the big book of compliance where buying and giving a snack in the afternoon for a homeless person restricted? No, really.