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Door to door sales tactics might once upon a time have been an innocent practice for young people to do fund raisers but it has been sadly hijacked and you should be wary of any and all door to door "crews". There have been several expose's of these largely criminal enterprises. Never buy anything from these people and dismiss them immediately from your doorstep. Calling the police is a judgement call because there are some, although rare in my opinion, legitimate kids trying to help their school club. As evidenced by the OP the two "kids" trying to earn a trip to Barcelona were neither kids nor legit.

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As for neck tats and whatnot, I know many people with full body head to toe tats but they don't come off as "tweakers" or "thugs" because they don't talk and act like one. What seems to have caught the OP's attention was their story not passing the sniff test and their demeanor. What usually speaks volumes about someone with tats is the subject and quality of their art. Prison and gang tats aren't usually high art and you won't find them featured much in any tatoo mags. Its like the difference between grafitti and street art. They both use the same medium and canvas but its not hard to tell the tagger from the artist.