Homelessness is a pretty big problem here and it's a pretty complex problem as well. Just like here there is probably a lot more going on there than people just not wanting to use shelters, I mean, in our case we simply don't have near enough beds for everyone. Near my office there is a road which is often referred to as skid row because of all the vehicles there that people are living out of and it seems like these people are largely the working homeless, people have have jobs or a fixed income but can't afford a place to live (or possibly a place to live and their vehicles) especially with our rising housing costs. We have our share of people that are homeless because of drugs and mental illness, which tend to go hand in hand, but most people that I've spoken to or been told about (my wife's good friend is a social worker that works with the homeless) have just had some really bad breaks they couldn't recover from.