>I wonder where these people live where they don’t experience homeless people begging for their change daily. As someone who lives in New England, I personally

>I wonder where these people live where they don’t experience homeless people begging for their change daily. As someone who lives in New England, I personally never see any homeless people unless I'm visiting a major city like Boston. Even then, the amount of homeless there is shockingly low compared to the amount I saw in Madrid when I visited Spain and strongly suspect this is due to the climate and population (I presume this is the same reason for California's homeless problem, though housing costs might be a larger factor). Frankly the fact that you seem to assume everyone passes homeless people daily is very "out of touch" in itself.