We use to have beggars on the streets in our country asking for food and money but this is modern day beggars asking for bitcoin in name of food.
I would not send them food too if they are healthy and capable to do labour work and earn money for themselves.

It would be amazing if someone could help me out here:

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And while I'm at it, maybe someone can clarify something that I don't understand. I have to say it's been almost 2 years since my last Bitcoin transactions, plus I'm not an expert (and I didn't need to be for what I used it for). But I chose exactly the same procedure as back then: I bought my BTC at https://kriptomat.io/, then I transferred them to my Electrum wallet. I bought for €100, the Kriptomat fee was something around €5, so I was expecting €95 worth of BTC to be transferred to my wallet. However, what I eventually received was just 0.00138782 BTC (around €60-65, it changes all the time). Could someone have a look at the transaction and tell me what exactly happened:
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I'm seeing a fee of 0.00022275 BTC (around €10), which is already way higher than the fees I paid 2 years ago. But if this was the fee, I should have still received around €85, not €60-65?!