Possibly, but in the real world not a chance. Most of the formally homeless people I know are now in the food industry. That is because at the shelter I worked

Possibly, but in the real world not a chance. Most of the formally homeless people I know are now in the food industry. That is because at the shelter I worked at they would rotate who cooks the meal, so all homeless 'in the program' learned to cook, and now they all work at the cheesecake factory. Which pays enough to live comfortably in my hometown. Don't know how viable it is here in the valley, though, with both higher expenses and more competition.