Re evaluate the qualifications for human services programs. People who need it don't get it, those who don't get service

Hard working citizens that have to just work 70/80 hrs a week to pay bills, required insurance, child responsibilities, and other needs, can't get human services like food stamps because we work to many hours to pay our bills. But if a state representative was to spend a whole day watching the vehicles and people come in that do get food stamps, but are driving new cars with 20inch rims, new clothes, and etc..... Plus if they were to verify residential status they would realize they were being played.