> rampant wealth inequality makes it so that many people have no viable alternative to living on the streets. This is repeated often, but doesn't seem based in

> rampant wealth inequality makes it so that many people have no viable alternative to living on the streets. This is repeated often, but doesn't seem based in reality. Most of the people living on the streets are addicted to meth or heroin or mentally ill or some combination of the those. If you're on meth or heroin, you'll never be able to afford an apartment regardless of what they cost.