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Part 2 is incoming. First, a response to a few thematic comments. - "I didn't know I was poor growing up." THEN YOU WERE NOT POOR. If you had grown up poor, you classmates and even teachers would have reminded you of this. Kids are cruel, as are adults.
Growing up poor, not fake poor like these journalists: - Margarine containers became food storage for left overs. (You couldn't afford Tupperware.) - Glass jars (pre-plastic age for Gen X) became new drinking cups. - A splash of Dawn in the bath for "bubbles."
My dad made $8 an hour at a factory, for a family of 6. Others had it worse but I’m not gonna let faker in the media (or Congress) act like they know something about growing up poor.
The first time I read a book and identified with an author's story of childhood, it was The Glass Castle. Though not a contest, she had it worse. But damn, saw so much of my life in this story.https://www.amazon.com/Glass-Castle-Memoir-Jeannette-Walls/dp/074324754X …
Holy crap!
100% accurate. 
You don’t want to ask your mom for new shoes bc you have a hole in your only pair and know she can’t afford it ... you’re mad at yourself for not being more careful. You’ll ask next month. Maybe.
Spot in. And the margarine tubs got permanently stained from the Spaghetti-Os dinner.
Adding water to hand soap containers to draw out an extra week or so of use...
Fried bologna sandwiches 
I can remember my mom when I was a kid defrosting the only stuff left in the freezer to make something for supper. If she didn't we wouldn't have had anything to eat. Its funny but when I was a kid I never knew we were poor. Thank god my parents loved us never knew.
Every day was a different dinner theme. TV dinners and McDonald's took up two nights. Meatloaf often. Pasta. Late 1970's
Tea from a jelly glass. It was reality, not a trend.
If we are only referring to food i remember putting water in ketchup at the end to stretch it, apple rings not apple jacks for dinner, lunch ladies making you a pb&j in the back room and giving it to you there so no one else would see it, but mostly sleep was my least fav dinner
your mother making your martial arts ghee with cheap sweater and shiny polyester dying a handmade belt made out of t shirt scrap material.
I didn't grow up poor, but i'm family did all of the above... It's just economical
yes! but "Palmolive". 
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