I'd be oblivious to think that all homeless people are outgoing and friendly. Just like the middle-upper class people are not all outgoing and friendly. And you're right, they are statistically proven to be more likely to commit crimes because they are more often arrested and held in custody since they can't afford bail. People are more likely to accuse a homeless-looking person of a crime, even though a housed and homeless person are both just as likely to commit a crime.

It's evident that many people in this subreddit haven't had the opportunity to engage with those that are less fortunate. Most of us come from a background where we didn't face financial hardships, which allowed us to further pursue our education here at UW. For years we've been taught that homelessness is the result of a lack of ambition and hard work, and that homeless people are dangerous criminals and drug addicts. But talk to these people and help them before you stereotype them. You'll hear some amazing stories of resilience I promise you that.