Yes. Here in San Francisco, there's a push for food stamps to be accepted at higher-end restaurants as opposed to just fast food. It's slowly becoming a "right"

Yes. Here in San Francisco, there's a push for food stamps to be accepted at higher-end restaurants as opposed to just fast food. It's slowly becoming a "right" to not only eat out, but to dine well. So, to recap, poverty has gone from starving => hunger => food necessities => fast food => fine dining. I really don't mind the push for this. It's just calling it "poverty" that grinds my gears.