There are 40 million poor people and 600,000 homeless people in the United States, how do they live?

They have their own way of life. Although the poor are poor, they are not clothed or hungry, and most of them have no place to live. Therefore, they will choose to switch back and forth between car, street and rent.

As for the homeless, it's even simpler, and when you wander there, you can sleep until **, and you cans the trash cans without food or clothes. <>

Many people will have a filter for the United States before they understand the real American situation. The idea that there are no poor people in the United States, that all of them are rich people is the same as the idea that Africa is all poor. But in reality, every country has income differentiation, and the poor have rich people, and rich countries have poor people.

San Francisco. Mountains of, gold grottoes, slums.

Rich in heaven, poor in hell ......"This is a popular phrase among the American homeless to describe the current state of income inequality in the United States. <>

The United States as a developed country.

Their per capita income is high, but their level of consumption is also high. They don't have a lot of food prices, especially the kind of half-cooked, high-calorie food. Their day-to-day spending is mainly on house prices.

The dilemma faced by many poor Americans is that they can afford to pay their rent one month, and they are likely to have to sleep on the street the next month. There is no way to do this, the house price is too high, the rent cannot be rented, and the salary cannot be consumed at all. Therefore, most of them will choose to buy a used car in case they can't afford to pay the rent in the car.

The homeless, as I said at the beginning, are more likely to be dragged by the poor than the poor. The homeless are much more relaxed, because they are alone, so it doesn't matter if they sleep. You can often see homeless people who bring their own tents and sleep in tents in parks, on the streets or by rivers, or more casually homeless people who just take the cardboard and sleep on it.

Countries with different national conditions are also in the same situation, and there is always a part of a country that is trying to live, and they are all trying to live. No one is easier than the other!

They usually live in one place, and they pick up some leftovers every day, or go straight to ask for food. I will also learn a specialty, and then work on the street to survive.

They live mainly on handouts from the United States, which pays out weekly benefits and allowances to help the homeless.

Through the help of the United States**, these people can receive subsidies from the United States and be able to maintain their own food and clothing.

They may get some donations. And most of them are constantly wandering.

Nowadays, there are many fewer homeless people in China than in foreign countries, but not only homeless people are poor, there are many people who feel that they are poor, and they are in different places, with the same money, some people may feel that they are quite rich, and some people will also feel that they are quite poor. Therefore, when a person defines himself as poor, he completely depends on what he thinks, not what he looks like in the eyes of others, and it is not only the homeless who thinks he is poor. <>

For example, if you are in a third-tier city and you have a monthly salary of more than 10,000 yuan, then you can live, buy a house, buy a car or something without worrying, and the remaining money may be able to go out for a trip when you have nothing to do, and in the eyes of others, they must think that your life is still very good. But if you get 10,000 yuan a month in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, then it is very likely that your money is only enough for your basic life, except for rent and water and electricity bills, you don't have much money left every month, so you may even take 10,000 yuan or 20,000 yuan, but you still feel very poor in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. <>

Although some people are poor themselves, they are still trying to find a way to become rich through all possibilities, instead of breaking the jar and breaking the jar because they feel poor, and finally become homeless, living on the streets, and supporting themselves through the help of others. Most people choose to be homeless because they are extremely poor, but it does not mean that only homeless people are poor, and there are still many poor people who pay silently in their posts. And some people may have a high definition of wealth, so in the eyes of others, they may think that he is rich, but he still feels that he is poor.

Therefore, whether a person feels poor or not depends on himself, some people may be more easily satisfied, and they feel as if they are quite rich if they get four or five thousand a month, while some people may feel very poor even if they get forty or fifty thousand a month. Therefore, there is never a strict definition of poverty, and whether a person is poor or not depends on what kind of living environment he is in, what kind of consumption outlook and other comprehensive aspects to judge.

Because of the severe deterioration of the U.S. economy due to the epidemic, a large number of companies have gone bankrupt and a large number of people have lost their jobs.

That's because the gap between the rich and the poor in the United States is also very large. Many people have difficulty finding a job, and even if they do, they are likely to be at risk of layoffs.

Because the United States only needs a credit card from the middle class to bankruptcy, there are 550,000 homeless people on the streets of the United States, and American society is based on credit consumption, which will lead to so many homeless people.

Because Americans have no concept of saving money, coupled with the mentality of having fun in time, once there is any crisis in the family, in fact, many Americans will not be able to resist. Moreover, the concept of family in the United States is relatively weak, so many American families have no one to help them even after they encounter difficulties and become homeless. Therefore, once Americans encounter a financial crisis, it is easy to go bankrupt.

Although the United States is a very rich country, not all Americans are rich. And most Americans live in rented houses, so if they lose their jobs, they will lose their finances and become homeless. And Americans do not have the concept of saving money, once the economic crisis comes, the ability of Americans to resist risks is very weak, even if it is a family, because Americans do not have the right to support the elderly, so many old people in old age, because of the loss of work, so in the end become homeless.

Moreover, there is still a lot of domestic violence in the United States, and many women have to run away from home in order to escape domestic violence. And the result of running away from home is homelessness and eventually becoming a homeless person. However, these women themselves are not well educated, and they do not have any skills, so they do not have any skills to support themselves, so it is still difficult for these homeless people to make money.

Because Americans have different minds and pursue the idea of having fun in time, many Americans are ahead of their time. Not only is the house rented, but even some luxury goods and electrical appliances at home are consumed in advance, and after losing their jobs, because they have to repay the loan, they sell some of their valuables, and in the end there is not much left.

Medical care in the United States is very expensive, although the social welfare in the United States is very good, but if you get sick, then it is unbearable for many American families. And the cost of medical care is very expensive, and it will even empty out a family, so in the absence of savings, many families in the United States will face bankruptcy.

Americans' spending habits can be summed up as Americans like to max out their credit cards in advance, but they don't save money. Americans are influenced by "advanced consumerism" and are accustomed to spending on credit, and the consequence of not having savings is that they cannot withstand the pressure of economic shortages. That's why it's easy to go bankrupt.

Seeing the homeless people on the streets of the United States, I personally think that it has something to do with their great investment, they will be usurious and invest in what they want to do, so every family is particularly prone to bankruptcy.

Seeing the homeless people on the streets of the United States, the reason why American families are so easy to go bankrupt is because the United States does not have such a strong concept of family, and there is also the loss of a place to live because of mortgages and so on.

Seeing the homeless people on the streets of the United States, American families are so easy to go bankrupt because they have no sense of saving money, and basically the relevant concepts are relatively weak, so once there is a crisis, there is no corresponding solution.

Because Americans do not have the habit of saving money, they often use as much as they have, and jobs in the United States are relatively difficult to find, so American families are prone to bankruptcy.

This is because Americans' consumption concept is different from ours in China, which pays more attention to saving money, and the prevalence of consumerism in Americans' words makes them like to spend money in the future, and it is normal to go bankrupt in this way.

In the final analysis, it is a social problem, and the American homeless people love freedom and advocate freedom, while the Chinese beggars cannot do this.