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this post was submitted on 04 Apr 2025
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Sadly they can't experience it. Not really.
I remember awhile ago there was some grifter YouTube channel that was posting "Homeless to $100k" videos.
Like even in their made up scenario the first thing they do is ask a friend for a place to stay and some cash.
Like, that's literally the hardest step and they just act like it's so simple to the point of not even addressing it.
Most of the difference between people that end up in the final stage of homelessness and people that got back on their feet is the support systems that are available to them.
Which is why people that work to end homelessness do a lot of work focusing on keeping people from even getting to that last stage of homelessness in the first place. It's much easier for our society to provide safetynets long before anyone ends up on the street addicted to drugs.
Well, times change as often as minds do, so I like to think anything can happen to anyone any time