They don't want for food, clothes or shoes.

You have to have money to bus your kids for high school. It would be like going to Cedar Rapids for high school.

We live among you, eat the same food, wear the same clothes . . . We sojourn with you in the world, renouncing neither forum nor market, nor bath, nor booth, nor workshop, nor inn . . . We till the ground with you, we join with you in business ventures.

Nothing to do but work, / Nothing to eat but food, / Nothing to wear but clothes / To keep one from going nude.

Every dollar thrown into a slot machine is a dollar not available to pay for food, clothes, rent education or health care.

[Left with $100 in his pocket, no food or clothes other than those on his back, and no gasoline in his car, Mr. Diaz wondered where he will live.] I regret even coming back, ... We wanted to see what we could save, but now we're stuck here.