I don&#x27;t think that it maps nearly as cleanly as you&#x27;d think. For example, my family didn&#x27;t have rent: we had a farm. Well, it wasn&#x27;t until after my childhood that we paid the land off, so we had rent in that sense, but not as it relates to the actual housing, which was a single-wide trailer. Couldn&#x27;t afford a double-wide. The roof of the trailer starts leaking? Same deal, trailers are not exactly known for being quality housing. Water pump breaks? Need a new one, or you don&#x27;t have running water. Healthcare? One of my medications as a child went from prescription to OTC, and we could no longer afford it, so I couldn&#x27;t get it anymore. Wasn&#x27;t life-threatening or anything, but shit happens. Food? Bad food is cheaper than good food, there&#x27;s a reason Whole Foods is nicknamed Whole Paycheck. Living in a rural area made it easier on us personally, but for a family living in a city, it&#x27;d work that way. Transport? You can&#x27;t afford a good car, so it breaks down more often, exact same as the boots.<p>And so on, and so on...