What is the right response to those kinds of arguments, in your view?

I've heard all of them and I'll just share a little bit of my perspective.

So a big part of what I did in the early days when I started the company is I remember keying in all of the food pantries in Texas into an Excel spreadsheet and then writing a script to upload that to our search.

And when you do that enough, you begin to see every single one of these organizations.

First off, a lot of the food pantry and food insecurity is solved through the faith based community.

Literally, churches are the associated providers of that.

But then you look at lots of different types of permutations and in some cases, there are thousands of poverty fighting programs in one major city.

What's the key message to voters on poverty and opportunity and independence that you think sometimes gets lost that they need to remember?