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Commonly as in “sometimes”. Many do, many don’t. I’m a Viet Nam Vet. I don’t. I know I was in the Woz University Class Of 2023 Shirt in other words I will buy this Viet Nam War. I don’t need a cap or a vest with the words “Viet Nam Veteran” on it to remind me that I was over there. I think about it every day. On occasion, I wear a cap with my unit insignia and Vietnam on it. I have a shirt and rarely wear it, same thing . In the 50’s, there was a sub-culture of hobos. They were homeless men that moved from place to place doing day labor. Part of their ethic was never to beg, and to seek to repay any voluntarily offered charity. Many of my older relatives lived on farms and were very familiar with hobos. They would migrate northwards during the spring and summer to get better-paying day work, then migrate southward during the fall and winter to escape bitter weather. Many of them had regular routes, and people along the way who could be relied on to give them day labor for pay, food, and shelter for the night. My uncles knew hobos who would come by their farm every spring and fall and work for a day or two.
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