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i mean, the issue with setting that standard to working a 40 hour week is that there's a lot of people that don't have 40 hour weeks right now.

food is a bit weird in that you can get around it a bit by offering services for it. using nyc as an example: schools carry community meals between 3-5 (noon to 3 on holidays) during the weekdays, where anyone can go pick some food up. it's basic school food stuff like milk, cereal, sandwiches, muffins, fruits, etc but you certainly will not starve, it's free, it employs staff when kids do not exist, and there's no technical limit to how many meals you can ask for. this probably can't be done in suburban or rural areas with the efficiency here but that shit's great in cities. and of course, this is irrelevant to EBT, which you can get separately and there's a lot of stuff you can get there.

if there's good social programs for food, the issue then becomes rent.
a freeze on evictions just means you're evicted later so that's a problem.

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