Yep, like their street panhandler counterpart, they can make $350k/yr tax free

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Successful drug dealers in San Francisco can make as much as $350K a year, per a new report — more than the average senior software engineer at Google

Successful drug dealers can make $350,000 a year or more, according to The San Francisco Chronicle. The base pay for a senior software engineer at Google is around $211,000 or more. City officials have struggled to find a viable solution to the rampant open-air drug market.

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What's consider a successful drug dealer?

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Ah, The New York Post. From the people that brought you the bum street pee spree and the other bum who pees on the street comes the bum who claims to make $200-an-hour panhandling.

Will Andersen, a former theater stagehand, tells the Post (not his best decision) that at peak times, he can really make a killing. "On a Friday morning, I make $400 in two hours," he says, adding, "I have gotten $80 or $100 from a single person. And they will say, 'Just do something good tonight.' They mean go to a hotel or a hostel."

Naturally, much like the Fox News lobster-eating surfer, this is evidence of entitlement culture run amok. The Post reports that nearby bums bragged about getting three sandwiches in a single day, and others are "raking in the big bucks," by "doing nothing but sitting on the sidewalk with hands out." The Post indicates that Andersen has a competitive advantage because he has a dog—he agrees—and that his get-rich-quick scheme has become "so lucrative, Andersen said he now rents a room in Inwood."

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'I make $100,000 a year PRETENDING to be handicapped': Beggar reveals the shocking con he uses to trick people into giving him cash

A man who pretends to be mentally and physically handicapped while he goes around the streets begging claims he makes up to $100,000 a year from his panhandling.

Gary Thompson, from Texas, gets around Lexington, Kentucky, in a wheelchair which he says he needs because he has difficulty walking.

He also maneuvers his hands in a way that would lead the untrained eye to believe he had difficulty using them.

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Keep in mind, these are tax free dollars and untraceable.