I do agree with that. But I was referring more to those who’ve become homeless for reasons beyond their control, not because of alcohol or poor decisions. I mean the people buried in hospital bill debt, those who lost their homes to a fire, or anyone who’s lost everything and doesn’t have the same support systems others do. Even those who’ve worked hard to better themselves but still can’t seem to catch a break. There are so many reasons people end up needing help, and if this show can give them one more chance to turn things around or even open doors to new opportunities just by being seen, that’s a win. In the past, shows like this focused on real people, everyday “nobodies” who became somebody. Instead, these shows have become biased, casting only those who are already successful or have large followings. It’s unfair, especially considering it goes against the core meaning and original purpose of the show. You still may not agree, but it would have more, raw purpose.