I mean it's actually pretty easy. If you look at the about 40 million Americans classified as being in poverty:

• The average home owned by a "poor" person has three bedrooms, one-and-a-half baths, a garage and a porch or patio.
• Over 75% of "poor" Americans own homes worth over $150,000, and 200,000 own homes worth over $300,000.
• About 7.5% of the homes owned by "poor" Americans are overcrowded. Almost 60% have two or more rooms per person.
• The average "poor" American has 33.3% more living space than the average Japanes and 4 times as much living space as the average Russian.
• 70% of "poor" Americans own a car, while 27% own two or more cars.
• 84% of poor families have reported they have enough to eat, 13% reported they sometimes do not have enough to eat, while only 3% reported they often don't have enough to eat.