Ignore the headline spin; read the details. They cherry-picked the 125 most likely to succeed, and yet full-time employment only improved by 12 percentage poin

Ignore the headline spin; read the details. They cherry-picked the 125 most likely to succeed, and yet full-time employment only improved by 12 percentage points in a strong economy. There was no real accounting of the money spent. "Less than 1% of the money went to tobacco and alcohol" is a flat lie; there is no way to distinguish items purchased from a debit card swipe. The best they could claim is that users claimed that on a survey, which is meaningless. The truth is, only one in six (12/72) went from non full time employment to full time employment. This is not a success story.