“…Homeless at the gates of Disney: Thousands are living in motels, encampments and even their cars…”

“It’s the ‘Most Magical Place on Earth’, where millions of families flock every year to have their dreams spun from fantasy to reality. But for thousands living in the shadow of Disney World near Kissimmee, Florida, life is far from a fairytale, and more like a nightmare of homelessness and uncertainty… Tented encampments are springing up nearby, while in historic downtown Kissimmee people are living in their cars or in bus shelters. Among them are the newly homeless locals, hit by the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic that saw them lose their modest apartments when their finances couldn’t recover from job losses…”

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10858659/Disney-homelessness.html

For a moment I felt sad for these people. Then I remembered there is a labor shortage. It’s not hard to get a job at the moment. Get a job and most importantly live below your means. If these people got jobs they may become what’s called the “working poor” but they wouldn’t be homeless.