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Originally Posted by Fletch XXX
I guess since i mentioned the comic value of fat women buying gas station chicken this is aimed at me, for the record I dont care where they buy food, however, in the old days food stamps could only be used for real food, (milk, eggs, bread, etc...) not *fast food* - i wont go into the health arguments LOL not to mention the cost is way high for fried chicken and not store bought meats. The $15+ they spend on a 12 piece, could be spent better buying real food at a store.
I didnt say they shouldnt be allowed, to, I just think its funny seeing the "now accepting " debit welfare card signs at fast food places like gas station fried chicken. LOL
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I understand your point...it is pretty funny, and I also understand your point about the price difference, but this is also where education can come into play. Offer courses to low income people on how to eat healthier on a low budget. teach them some cooking skills to prepare the food. The cost of that alone would repay itself many times over.