> I guess the system got what it wanted: the Today show got its feel good story for overfed housewives That comment is as narrow minded as the people that yell

> I guess the system got what it wanted: the Today show got its feel good story for overfed housewives That comment is as narrow minded as the people that yell at homeless people to "stop being lazy and get a job". This story has the possibility to change perceptions about homeless people and the challenges they face living in our society. Setting up a new bank account is a pain in the ass (at any bank I've every used). Finding a reasonable place to live can be stressful as well. If you really think about it, the things we do as part of our life can be very frustrating or stressful, and it's even worse if you don't have friends or any kind of support network to help or give advice.