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“Stop buying Starbucks!” “Quit ordering takeout!” “Just budget better and save for a house!” Oh, Carl. Pull up a chair. 😂 Being poor is expensive as hell. And if you’ve never experienced it, you might be surprised just how much more it can cost to have LESS money. In this episode of Who Gets Left Behind?, we’re challenging the tired assumption that people struggling financially simply need more discipline, fewer luxuries, and better spending habits. Because sometimes the problem isn’t the choices people make. It’s the choices they don’t have. I know. I’ve lived it. There was a time when I couldn’t afford the minimum delivery of furnace oil to heat my home. So I drove to a gas station with jerry cans, bought more expensive diesel, and transported it home myself, a little at a time, to keep my kids warm. I spent MORE because I couldn’t afford to spend LESS. And that’s just one example. From high-interest borrowing and unreliable vehicles to grocery shopping, housing costs, unpaid sick days and the impossible schedules of working parents, poverty can create a cycle where one financial emergency triggers another. Meanwhile, somebody on Facebook is explaining that skipping a pumpkin spice latte will solve everything. Really? We’re also talking about generational differences, the invisible labour that keeps households running, and why the economic circumstances that worked for one generation aren’t necessarily available to the next. There’s a hell of a difference between being bad with money and simply not having enough of it. This is Part Two of our discussion about poverty in my series Who Gets Left Behind? | Social Justice in Canada, examining the people who fall through the cracks in systems that are supposed to serve them. Because the real monsters aren’t always fiction. #poverty #costofliving #socialjustice #workingpoor #humanrights
“Stop buying Starbucks!” “Quit ordering takeout!” “Just budget better and save for a house!” Oh, Carl. Pull up a chair. 😂 Being poor is expensive as hell. And if you’ve never experienced it, you might be surprised just how much more it can cost to have LESS money. In this episode of Who Gets Left Behind?, we’re challenging the tired assumption that people struggling financially simply need more discipline, fewer luxuries, and better spending habits. Because sometimes the problem isn’t the choices people make. It’s the choices they don’t have. I know. I’ve lived it. There was a time when I couldn’t afford the minimum delivery of furnace oil to heat my home. So I drove to a gas station with jerry cans, bought more expensive diesel, and transported it home myself, a little at a time, to keep my kids warm. I spent MORE because I couldn’t afford to spend LESS. And that’s just one example. From high-interest borrowing and unreliable vehicles to grocery shopping, housing costs, unpaid sick days and the impossible schedules of working parents, poverty can create a cycle where one financial emergency triggers another. Meanwhile, somebody on Facebook is explaining that skipping a pumpkin spice latte will solve everything. Really? We’re also talking about generational differences, the invisible labour that keeps households running, and why the economic circumstances that worked for one generation aren’t necessarily available to the next. There’s a hell of a difference between being bad with money and simply not having enough of it. This is Part Two of our discussion about poverty in my series Who Gets Left Behind? | Social Justice in Canada, examining the people who fall through the cracks in systems that are supposed to serve them. Because the real monsters aren’t always fiction. #poverty #costofliving #socialjustice #workingpoor #humanrights
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