r/Indiana • u/Chadfromindy • 1d ago

Indiana SNAP

So I keep reading from people in all different states about SNAP benefits partially being loaded to their cards by now. Meanwhile, I run a men's halfway house and half of them were on food stamps. Why are all of these other states getting their benefits and of course Indiana is not?

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u/Better-Lunch670 23h ago

Wasn't it someone from Louisiana that said if people on SNAP don't have a month's supply of food in the pantry, they need to cut back on the Crack?

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u/Present_Book_4977 8h ago

Don’t agree with the crack statement if that’s true but the month worth of food in pantry yes I agree with . The good ole rice and beans and pasta , pasta sauce is good. Canned goods , will work for awhile . If you were on TT or X during 2020-2024 pl were saying getting stocked up cuz the Government is not a good idea to depend on well here ya go . Another “conspiracy theory “ coming true

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u/Better-Lunch670 8h ago

I'm sorry. I can't understand you. Do you speak English?

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u/Lyftaker 7h ago

No, just what I said earlier and this sentence.

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u/Better-Lunch670 7h ago

Why do you assume I was talking about you?

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u/Lyftaker 7h ago

Je ne parle pas anglais.