I admit to not understanding the mindset. So I honestly want to understand it. One family in the article has two parents both with full time jobs. And they're

I admit to not understanding the mindset. So I honestly want to understand it. One family in the article has two parents both with full time jobs. And they're living in a homeless shelter. I understand that they can't afford $3,000 per month rent in the city. But how is it that they don't have enough money to relocate? Even a few miles away to something more affordable? If the father works in construction, that's skill that is in high demand and easily transferable. You can walk into a construction office tomorrow and be swinging a hammer by Monday right? There must be more going on. Some important piece of the puzzle is being withheld from their story.