> These feel like sadistic ways to punish people for being poor. I think I read that we estimate about 1% (and that's at the upper range) of foodstamps/SNAP/EB

> These feel like sadistic ways to punish people for being poor. I think I read that we estimate about 1% (and that's at the upper range) of foodstamps/SNAP/EBT/etc are used for fraud. It's a pretty small number but I think a lot of people think it's much higher. We tend to over index on these things and forget to consider the 99% that are being used probably as intended.