Man holds 'get a job' sign near panhandlers
OMAHA, Neb. (CNN) -- At a busy intersection in Omaha, Nebraska, passers-by are used to seeing people begging for money. But there's a new face on one of the corners.
He's a retired military man , and he's fed up with panhandlers. Some people like his message, others find it offensive.
"If you want money, go get a job and work for it," said Charles Smith.
"He has a sign that says, get a job, but he doesn't know people's struggles," said Charles Smith, a panhandler.
You can find Logan wherever there are panhandlers. His action spurred after seeing his own son asking for money on the street.
"That is what really hurt me because i know that he didn't have to do that. And a Lot of people out here don't have to do it," Logan said.
Panhandler Smith says it's not so simple. He says he's a single father, facing eviction from his apartment, trying to pay rent, before his disability check arrives .
"We a...