The person who runs the hotel isn’t doing it to house the homeless out of the goodness of their heart.

If a person abuses the shared kitchen, they get kicked out. This is a business. Maybe don’t do it next time.

And that is a good thing. It forces people to actually abide by the social contract.

And there will be people who can’t deal with that, and can’t live anywhere, but here’s the thing.

You need a first step on the ladder for people who are ready to actually enter society. Otherwise they never will.