Pennsylvanian pharmacist feeds thousands of homeless using crypto
The Pennsylvania-based pharmacist said he got the idea of using crypto to feed the homeless from science fiction movies such as the 2017 remake of Blade Runner 2049 and Justin Timberlake’s 2011 movie In Time.
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The Pennsylvania-based pharmacist said he got the idea of using crypto to feed the homeless from science fiction movies such as the 2017 remake of Blade Runner 2049 and Justin Timberlake’s 2011 movie In Time.
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