TL;Dr: you: lots of people gave me lots of handouts, I'm good and should be listened to. Also you: other people just want handouts, they're bad and shouldn't be listened to. Your position is very silly.

Dude let me tell you this. I was poor like dirt poor for years. I've been homeless with my kids more than once. I have suffered I have seen it all I have been to the food banks I have relied on churches and people to pay my rent just so I could have a place to live.

TL;Dr? Your wall of text started with this anecdotal non-sequitor. I can't imagine it gets better from there, and you've lost the benefit of the doubt.

You aren't describing a particularly awesome system btw: "dude, things are so good, I've been homeless at least twice, I couldn't afford food at one point and I needed people to hand me shit (like food and rent)... Let me tell you how much other people want them to be handed shit." That wonderful bit of hypocrisy is just the first few sentences. Here's my advice: introspect.

Anyway, did you, at any point, argue I was wrong about tourist towns? I suspect not, you haven't yet.

I suppose I should expand on that, my understanding of trickle down systems are those that benefit the rich at the expense of their poor. My argument for why it benefits the rich: your comment on the benefits of tourism. My arguments why those benefits come at the expense of the poor: their comment listing all the expenses those benefits come at [and now you, telling me you were homeless, and needed people to hand you shit to survive].

I have asked, and you have failed already. But could you do it without the failed economic policy, the anecdotal non-sequitors, or the classist ad-hominems this time? I'm adding being a ladder puller to the list. Who knows what other nonsense your comment was full of. Generally it's a request to drop the nonsense please.

Just an FYI, "Pull yourself up by bootstraps" is a common defence of trickle down economics. That's why I mocked your "just start a business lol" argument. It's silly and you should feel silly.