At a food pantry in San Diego, I hear complaints more than thanks: “Why are there so many people now?” Some blame newcomers, some say “they shouldn’t be here.” While waiting, I see people from different backgrounds whispering to each other, sometimes disputes escalate. To avoid the most crowded and conflict-prone locations, I started using FoodRadar to check which pantries have convenient hours, fewer people, and less scrutiny. The problem isn’t who took an extra bag — it’s why even free resources in California have become scarce, forcing conflict among people. Living with this tension daily creates……