So the new poor is now the working class as welfare recipients and immigrants are still getting their checks.

Some of them should sell their cars and get a beater to they can feed their family, most of those cars look relatively brand new. How many of these people do you think have iPhone X's or some other expensive android device? Sitting in your air conditioned car for handouts is not true poverty.

I do however think that if this continues another month people will really start to go nuts and there will be real poverty once these people sell all their cars, electronics, Jєωelry and anything else of value they own.

Don't be smug folks. If this goes on for much longer we will all be in that line.

"Breadlines" Erupt Across America as Lockdowns Crush America's "Working Poor"



“Breadlines” Erupt Across America As Lockdowns Crush America’s “Working Poor”
TOPICS:Economic CollapsePovertyTyler Durden
April 11, 2020
By Tyler Durden
The economy has crashed into a depression, 16.78 million Americans have applied for unemployment benefits, and consumer sentiment crashed the most on record. This American horror story has taken only three weeks to play out, the fastest and most severe economic crash in the country’s history, and still, we don’t know the true extent of the damage until the second half of the year.
However, the one thing we do know is that food bank networks across the country have reported unprecedented demand as a hunger crisis unfolds. Here’s our reporting on the evolution of the virus pandemic, which has morphed into a financial crash, and now social crisis:

• Supplies Are Starting To Get Really Tight Nationwide As Food Distribution Systems Break DownFood Banks Overwhelmed As America’s “Working Poor” Starve During Lockdown
• America’s New Breadlines Are Growing…

And how do we know food bank networks are becoming “overwhelmed” across the country? Well, citizen journalists have launched their Chinese DJI drones overhead food banks to figure out why there are miles-long traffic jams of hangry people. And it appears that these lines are America’s new breadlines, similar to what was seen nine decades ago in the Great Depression.
“Hundreds of cars” waiting in line at a food bank in Duquesne, Pennsylvania, on March 30.

Hundreds of cars wait to receive food from the Greater Community Food Bank in Duquesne. Collection begins at noon. @PghFoodBank @PittsburghPG pic.twitter.com/94YFaO7dqX
— Andrew Rush (@andrewrush) March 30, 2020

Here’s footage from April 2, docuмenting long lines of cars trying to get into the Feeding South Florida food bank, located in Broward County.




On Thursday, the San Antonio Food Bank, located in San Antonio, Texas, aided about 10,000 households with food.

“It was a rough one today,” said Food Bank president and CEO Eric Cooper after the largest distribution day in the nonprofit’s 40-year history. “We have never executed on as large of demand as we are now.”
Helicopter footage, courtesy of  shows the shocking aerial view of thousands of cars lined up at the food bank, waiting to receive a care pack.



Also, on Thursday, the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank saw a “line of cars waiting for free groceries stretched about a mile,” reported Reuters. Hundreds of other people, many the working-class poor, lined the streets waiting for food:

Organizers of the food bank said 2,500 families were given a 36-pound box of rice, lentils, frozen chicken, oranges, and other food.