Good Man

Eddie exits the bank with suitcase in one hand and a fistful of cash in other. Outside, a homeless man confronts him.
Homeless man: Kind sir, could you spare some change for a poor fella.
Eddie:˜Sure, let me check my pockets. Here hold this.
Eddie gives homeless man his cash and starts looking through his pockets.
Eddie:˜Ah, what do we have here?
Eddie finds a quarter in his pockets.
Eddie:˜A shiny quarter. There you go.
Homeless man:˜Whow, all of it just for me?
Eddie:˜Just the quarter dude, you give me my cash back.
Homeless man:˜Of course.
Homeless man gives the cash back to Eddie. Eddie gives him quarter.
Eddie:˜Wait, aren't you Peter, one of my former employees?
Homeless man: It's me boss, how are you?
Eddie: Doing great boy, what about you?
Homeless man:˜Not that good as you can see. How is my invention going?
Eddie:˜Great I made a lot of money out of it. Thanks for that idea.
Homeless man: You didn't have to fire me you know.
Eddie:˜Sorry Pete, but when you invented that robotic hand, I didn't need you anymore, ok? It was doing all the work you used to do. Better and cheaper. Your invention replaced you. It's your fault after all. You fired yourself.
Homeless man:˜Maybe, but at least you could've given me some money for it.
Eddie:˜I just gave you a quarter, didn't I?
Homeless man:˜That's true.
Eddie: Of course it is. It's tough times for everybody man. I'm struggling too.
Homeless man:˜You just said you made a lot of money.
Eddie:˜That was back then when I fired you. It's all bad now. I'm down to one Ferrari, ok? You have any idea how hard it is to survive in a rich man's world with owning only one Ferrari?
Homeless man: I can only imagine.
Eddie:˜How's the family anyway?
Homeless man:˜Not good, we can only afford one meal a day. My wife is down to 120 pounds.
Eddie: Look at the bright side. at least your wife is smoking hot now. What would my wife give to go down to 120 pounds. You're lucky man.
Homeless man: I guess I am.
Eddie: Look at you, you stud, doing the easy work, eating healthy. You're living a dream.
Homeless man:˜You know what, you're right. Here's your quarter back. Maybe it'll help you get that second Ferrari or something.
Eddie:˜Are you sure. You don't need to do that.
Homeless man: You just take it. You need it more than I do.
Homeless man gives the quarter to Eddie.
Eddie:˜God bless you Pete. You're a good man.
Homeless man:˜Maybe that quarter and all that cash you're holding will be enough for the first payment on that second Ferrari?
Eddie:˜Oh, this cash isn't mine. It goes for the charity.
Homeless man:˜To bad. It would've been nice if it was yours. You know what, drop by here every now and then, maybe I'll get some money and I can give it you, help you achieve your dreams.
Eddie: Will do Pete. Bye now.
Homeless man:˜Bye boss.