answer: #Person2# gives food instead of cash to help homeless people. #Person1# agrees with #Person2#. #Person2# and #Person1# complain about the minimum wages, affordable housing, unemployment rate, and politicians.
documents: #Person1#: what do you do when you see a homeless person on the streets begging for money? 
  #Person2#: I never really give them money because I don't want to contribute to their addictions. 
  #Person1#: homeless youth can easily become involved with drugs and prostitution. Do you do anything to help them? 
  #Person2#: I usually ask them if they want some food and then give them something to eat. I figure that if they're homeless, they're probably hungry. 
  #Person1#: that's a good idea. Do they usually accept the food? 
  #Person2#: almost always. However, sometimes they get mad at me for not giving them any cash. 
  #Person1#: it's sad how more and more young people are sleeping on the streets in London now. 
  #Person2#: the cost of living in London is just too high for most people. 
  #Person1#: it's true. The economy is in a bit of mess at the moment. 
  #Person2#: did you know that few people can pay the rent on minimum wage, let alone pay for food and other living costs? 
  #Person1#: there just isn't enough affordable housing to go around. If only the housing cost would drop, fewer people would be in financial trouble. 
  #Person2#: added to that is the high unemployment rate right now. 
  #Person1#: something's got to change---and it's got to happen soon. 
  #Person2#: politicians like to ignore the problems of the working class. They like to focus on making life easier for the upper class. 
  #Person1#: I can only hope that one day they will change.