> Most of the homeless in SF actually want to be on the streets. To those surprised by this sentence, jarjoura might be influenced by this recent Priceonomics

> Most of the homeless in SF actually want to be on the streets. To those surprised by this sentence, jarjoura might be influenced by this recent Priceonomics blog post: http://blog.priceonomics.com/post/43085729257/the-street-kids-of-san-francisco http://blog.priceonomics.com/post/43085729257/the-street-kid... "Most street kids we spoke to came from one of two backgrounds: either they had job prospects (whether good or dead-end) but preferred the freedom of homelessness, or were transient homeless who fell in love with the street kid community...Street kids defied our expectations of living on the street as a last resort; instead they seem to be drawn to the Haight."