We went from the least stigmatized form of social service to one of the most stigmatized forms and if you don’t think this is what it’s like to actually sit across from me and have coffee (GFuel) while talking about something I feel passionate about you’d be wrong. Both programs require families to give the equivalent of their first born in terms of access to their lives and restrictions both programs have. They are meant to be a stepping off point, however, it’s often not able to be utilized that way due to restrictions imposed that will allow the programs to remain funded that weren’t intended to be there. Capitalism gonna capitalize.