Relatively speaking, the poor may have some factors that are easier to fall into when facing the temptation of bad behaviors such as gambling and drug abuse, but it cannot be generalized that the poor are more likely to become addicted. From an economic point of view, some poor people may be due to high life pressure and economic difficulties, hoping to quickly change their destiny through the unrealistic way of gambling, fantasizing about getting rich overnight, and thus more easily attracted by gambling. At the same time, when in a difficult state of life, it may be easier to try and fall into it after being exposed to drugs due to reasons such as seeking to escape the stress of reality and relieve mental pain. However, gambling and drug addiction are complex social behavioral problems that are affected by a combination of factors. Rich people may also be addicted to gambling or drug use due to mental emptiness, seeking stimulation, poor social environment, etc. Moreover, personal character, values, family education, social environment, etc. all play a key role in whether they will fall into these bad behaviors, and it is not simply determined by the rich and the poor. In short, it cannot be simply determined that the poor are more likely to indulge in gambling and drug abuse. This is a complex phenomenon involving many factors.