Patrick Gibson, a soldier, shared a post on social media after seeing a couple at Walmart with two carts of groceries, including steak, paid for with food stamps. He contrasted their $800 purchase with the small amount he could afford for his own family. Frustrated, he noted the couple had a new Hyundai Genesis worth more than his car and cash in hand. Many agreed with him, but others defended the couple, suggesting Gibson didn’t know their full story. Gibson maintained that the system is often abused by those who don’t truly need it.
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