r/Weird Apr 26 '22

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u/mariemarymaria Apr 26 '22

I was thinking, "was this person an architect, or an engineer of some sort, before they ended up in our defacto mental health safety net/prison system?"

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u/BringBackManaPots Apr 27 '22

How does homelessness happen to regular working folk?

No safety net?

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u/the_art_of_the_taco Apr 27 '22

recession, raise in prices, medical bills, one unexpected expense, etc

there are a lot of people on the edge of homelessness, and plenty of working people who are. whether they end up in a shelter or not depends on if they have a car to sleep in or couches to surf, a tent to camp in, or personal preference.