Hayley Caronia

And this is just a snippet of what I think we can expect when there are city-run grocery stores in New York City.

And when those fail and these fat people are very hungry, they're going to resort to violence.

Oh my God, you guys are killing me in the chat.

I mean, this woman, yeah, someone pointed out that she's like 400 pounds.

Yeah.

Yeah.

They don't look like they're going hungry.

And a lot of them are wearing very nice fur coats.

A lot of people in the chat are telling them, go get a job.

Go get a second job if you need it.

I don't know.

If I can't buy food, I'm not buying a fur coat.

And if I can't afford food, how am I so fat?

And in this video, they're talking about how they get $1,000 per month for food.

That's $250 per week for groceries.

You can feed a family on that.

You have to be smart, but buy rice, buy eggs, buy bread, buy stuff in bulk, freeze certain items so that you can use them for longer.

Why are we relying on government funds for these things?

And then you see how big they are, and it's like, what are you buying, Doritos?

It's just crazy.