The check address thing must be a specific Walmart rule.
It may be business dependent. I've known businesses that won't accept starter checks, checks below a certain number, or any check without the account holder's address whereas others don't care so long as the the name on the check matches with the bearer's ID.
With. I want the raccoons to take over the whole place, make it their own dumpster palace, and drive all intruders out with the tenacity of emus fighting Australians.
If that happens, Tub Trumpet

Terrace will become Trash Panda

Palace. Either way, I won't be shocked if the trailer is uninhabitable due to critters of any sort whether bedbugs or raccoons or anything in between.
Some Southern Baptist churches ask members to tithe 10%. Some just ask for what you can give.
Polissa telling you to not donate to the Salvation Army because it’s a fake charity:
If someone grew up in a certain religion, they should know what expectations exist in terms of contributions to support the church. Yes, some denominations do expect a fixed percentage of your income. Others recommend it as a way to get into the habit of giving back to others but ultimately accept whatever is given. Regardless, Polissa behaves sanctimoniously when she complains about religion in one breath only to act pious and self-righteous in the next.
As for the Salvation Army, I could respect her opinion to not donate to them if it was because of their religious beliefs or what they do (or don't do) with their money and outreach. To dismiss them as fake, however, is a riot

when one considers how many fake charities do exist. NGL, it wouldn't surprise me if she's one of the many that love to post online hate of the Salvation Army for no real reason.
I’m curious why they sent them both to a shrink in the first place? Or was it like one of those Christian marriage encounter things
If Polissa and Josh were part of an encounter group, I can picture the former not wanting to write about the dialog topics when she'd rather troll for pity and sympathy.
Pretty much everything on there is pre-made or a ridiculous choice for someone on a budget.
During my most recent shopping trip, I happened to notice Jimmy Dean bowls and I believe they sold for around US $4.50 each. As others have pointed out more eloquently, budget-minded people can buy something for that same price that lasts longer than one meal and be as good as or better nutritionally. Also, others are right that those who track their spending or keep a budget already know food prices have noticeably increased while inflation is high. Empirically, it's been about an 8-14% increase over the past 12 months in this part of Kiwi Land; YMMV.
If she weren't a lazy whiner, she could make some cute decorations to spruce up her house. There's a ton of stuff you can make with just paper and glue, and we know she has other craft supplies around.
One doesn't even need glue. Thanks to a magazine article I read as a younger kiwi, I can make a lantern-like

Christmas decoration by taping foil to a piece of paper and using markers and a push pin to decorate the outside. I made one a few Christmases ago for old times sake and enjoyed doing it. As we've all seen, though, Polissa would rather complain and tweet #PleaseSendHelp than do anything quick, easy, or economical that would do wonders for her body, mind, or spirit.
Oh, the creativity that trumpet spawned.
Sadly, Polissa is more creative at making excuses why she can't do stuff than she is at acting to better herself.