Darkwind
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In the world I came from, the parents would use that to teach a lesson about thrift, self control, and managing your assets.I agree with some, I do wonder about those really in a hole though. Are they not able to understand limited resources? If one only has 200 or 300 bucks to get a family through the month for food, is buying junk food reasonable? Bottled water, in Chicago area, where the drinking water is well beyond the requirements for said bottled water?
why should they care? It is all allowed.... and that is THE FACTS about food stamps.
I understand that. Still reminds me of 12 year old with a two week allowance, that spends it 'all' in 1 day. The 12 year old though has parents that will continue to feed him/her and buy the necessities.
Parents though in charge of SNAP cards, purchasing junk instead of nutritious food purchases? No do overs for dependents.
My dad could pinch a penny and get a half dollar out of it! He knew the value of a dollar.