Certainly not impossible, but some food for thought.

Can't afford much food, or feeding huge families. 

Great advice regarding not focusing on the numbers, definitely food for thought.

Food, clothes, cars, houses, high unemployment, etc... and no one believes that it is sustainable.   

Starchy things can gradually clog the drain, either at the p-trap or another area where the sewer pile levels out and the food settles into a globby pile).

Thanks David and Henry for your thoughts and advice.It has given some food for thought definitely. 

Found a food own today had “meat” on the bone and found out from realtor that in the “hidden” notes only he could see that were taking competitive offers over a certain time period.

We also have food and very knowledgeable presenters.

It's the not wanting to work part that sabotages things...[4] Ole' Jed Clampit got his money for nothing (shootin' at some food) and his Chicks for free (they hatched out of eggs) (a Dire Straights and Beverly Hillbillies reference combined).

Broken window, stained carpet, significant cleaning of things like maggot infested garage, rotting food in warm fridge, urine in corners of carpet.