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Cash App is a mobile payment service<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cash_App</ref> which allows users to send and receive money. Throughout his homeless arc, [[Daniel Larson]] often asked his fans to donate to his Cash App so that he could pay for his meals. When he could not muster the funds to pay for his meals, he has often resorted to [[Dine and dashes|dining and dashing]]. | Cash App is a mobile payment service<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cash_App</ref> which allows users to send and receive money. Throughout his homeless arc, [[Daniel Larson]] often asked his fans to donate to his Cash App so that he could pay for his meals. When he could not muster the funds to pay for his meals, he has often resorted to [[Dine and dashes|dining and dashing]]. | ||
Regardless, a large portion of Daniel's income now comes from Cameo, meaning that Cash App has taken a backseat for the time being at | Regardless, a large portion of Daniel's income now comes from Cameo, meaning that Cash App has taken a backseat for the time being at least. It is common for Daniel to shout out donators on his [[Social Media Accounts|TikTok / YouTube]]. | ||
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Cash App is a mobile payment service[1] which allows users to send and receive money. Throughout his homeless arc, Daniel Larson often asked his fans to donate to his Cash App so that he could pay for his meals. When he could not muster the funds to pay for his meals, he has often resorted to dining and dashing.
Regardless, a large portion of Daniel's income now comes from Cameo, meaning that Cash App has taken a backseat for the time being at least. It is common for Daniel to shout out donators on his TikTok / YouTube.