Tara shares a firsthand account of navigating life next to a homeless camp in Greenville. She details the daily vigilance required to stay safe, including plotting entrances, checking corners, and carrying protective measures. While acknowledging that some people experiencing homelessness are struggling with mental illness or bad luck, she emphasizes that aggressive behavior, substance abuse, and criminal activity are real risks that cannot be ignored. Tara and her guest Lee explore why tolerance alone isn’t enough, the challenges of current mental health laws, and the difficult decisions cities must make to protect residents while addressing homelessness.