Yet just because we look for the value, we eat healthier than most everyone we know, at a cost lower than most people who buy manufactured crap!

I'll buy food for them, pay a bill for them, take them out for a meal but never ever give them cash.In the end we all suffer on behalf of people that make poor choices.    

They buy my kids Christmas presents, pay for our meals out, vacations, etc.

That's over $300,000 for the 4 month maintenance project at the refinery.They could make some extra money doing laundry or cooking meals, but that is chump change. 

Banks are much healthier now and people have more skin in the game with larger down payments the last 10 years.. unlike last time.

People across the Kansas City area have reacted strongly to a picture circulating on social media of a letter demanding some residents pay rent.A woman posted the letter her husband noticed while he delivered a meal at a Pleasant Valley apartment complex.KMBC's investigative reporter Matt Flener reached out to the landlord mentioned in the letter.

Doesn’t the “common good” also let people live their lives and provide them rights to not worry about where their next meal should is coming because they can’t work and have lost their incomes?

I am blessed to have very affordable rent, (I rent out a room in a house) negotiated a low cell phone bill, and meal prep all my meals so my food cost is about $40/week or $160/mo.

Not only is this fair for society, it's healthier for the individual's psyche, as they could feel good about the assistance they get as payment rather than charity.

I set the goal for a date once a week, but I know from last year that if I don't spend time really thinking about it we just default to sharing a meal.