Should homeless people travel south for the winter?

It wasn't about agreeing or disagreeing. Just trying to show you a different perspective on something you think is simple. And I never suggested abandonment of responsibilities. Most bills will follow you through an address change. I just don't think a temperature change is the deciding factor that would influence someone to move, regardless of income. Of course, there will be exceptions. There always are. But what you see as an improved quality of life, may not be enough of an improvement to pull someone away from their roots. And just because you improve weather conditions, does not mean you have improved access to community, food, and shelter. If you didn't have to worry about bills, would you up and leave for better weather?