I like it in a way that it would force those whom abuse the system to find work, but those that really need the programs would severely be hindered. its a win lose situation and so not so good... even though this is the system we are moving to. 

I eventually told him my #1 concern was taxes, and his ears perked up almost instantly. he said one comment to me that changed my life and set me down this rabbit hole of REI.

When I am personally looking for a place, a king wins over a queen bed everytime, especially if the nightly rate is similar.

There is no win letter because it's all about message plus timing with much more on the timing.

I was instantly excused of being unprofessional and heartless. 

He sees it as  win win.

It's a Pulitzer-prize winning book by a Harvard sociologist about low income renters in Milwaukee.The writer lived among his subjects to write the book (but of course he sees it through the lens of a sociologist, not a business-person). 

and gosh darn didn't win.

If you can do as @Ryan Murdock mentioned, then it can be a win.

Really even if you get 25% that is a win.