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To: wny

Several parts of the story don’t fit well. If you hand out cash-cards monthly, and the guy/gal lives off the street in the mid-town area...probably 50-percent of the grocery stores have shutdown because of customer decline and theft. So the remaining stores might be open but they’ve upped their prices by 30-to-50 percent to make up for theft. So you walk in and buy a bag of food to survive three days, and find that what was $50 for the bag four years ago....is now $100 now.

The cash card will be empty by the end of the 2nd week of the month.

Add to this...one might find ways to trade the cash-cards to dealers...to get your daily fix.


16 posted on 12/20/2023 8:47:27 AM PST by pepsionice
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To: pepsionice
That's more than some SS retirement checks but who's counting.

Nearly 20% was spent on housing, 12.7% on transportation, 11.5% on clothing, 6.2% on healthcare, and 13.6% on other expenses

Big Brother is sure nosey.

Where in CA or anywhere can someone find a room for $150/mo? Zero percent was used for food so they're still getting free food so they aren't budgeting for that. Without job training, they'll be back on the streets when the $ stops. None of this program makes sense, but it's the government and most especially the CA government.

31 posted on 12/20/2023 9:10:53 AM PST by bgill
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To: pepsionice

Wait until the 8 million “immigrants” the Biden gang brought in so far grows to 50 or 100 million, all receiving UBI or other free stuff. They have been selling food stamps for a long time. Now the number threatens to consume what’s left of this nation’s soul.


67 posted on 12/20/2023 12:51:59 PM PST by ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas (Re-imagine the media!)
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