In the Levi's you're the loafer

See, look, don't touch my designer jeans.

I see you don't have designer jeans.

You're beggars!

Out of my way, beggar!

Folks at the courthouse said you looked mighty handsome in those new jeans.

At the same time however, the recruiters and leaders of the begging rackets can earn a small fortune from their syndicate of beggars.

I'm not a beggar.

But then again, nobody has complimented me on the jeans I'm wearing.

You even thought that beggar in Damascus was a barrister in disguise.

Cheeky daft, isn't he? Don't even apologize.

Give me your nightgown, Melly. I'll wad it around his head.

She's a little tramp!

I bring you a fortune, you give me beggars!

You wanna be a bum?

It was specified that the jeans purchased were to be sent to South America and Africa.

We cannot support beggars.

Cheeky young beggar!

I'll settle that beggar, once and for all.

Daughter? That old bag?

No panhandlers on Broadway!

Others became beggars.

That beggar's dirt is on you!

A beggin' letterwriter.

No panhandlers on Broadway, huh?

Teach the beggars a lesson.

See, I'm one of the beautiful people. See my jeans?

I was in jeans and barefoot... when I left my daddy's farm to join the Army.

And do not drive the beggar away,

And do not rebuke the beggar.

and as for the beggar, scold him not

And as to the beggar, chide thou him not.

And repulse not the beggar

Nor rebuff the seeker.

and chide not him who asks,

Therefor the beggar drive not away,

and as for the beggar, do not chide him

nor drive away the one who asks.

And as for the petitioner, do not repel him .

and do not reject the beggars

And as for him who asks, do not chide (him),

and do not chide the one who asks for help

Nor repulse the petitioner (unheard)

The old story, from rags to riches.

We don't feed bums here.