> I don't encounter homelessness in expensive towns, but I do encounter it in expensive cities. Most likely because the cities have services available and the

> I don't encounter homelessness in expensive towns, but I do encounter it in expensive cities. Most likely because the cities have services available and the smaller towns don't. My wife works with the homeless where I live, and many in this small city are from the surrounding smaller, more expensive towns/suburbs - because of the lack of services in those towns, and their hostility to homelessness, they hop on a bus and come here because they receive much better care and have more opportunities. I'd imagine this is common elsewhere too.