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ChaosAzeroth posted...

Moneymoney posted...

Not lack of jobs. Oh my go on indeed.com right now and type in your zip code. Apply for every job on the first 2 pages I sure your phone will be blowing up tomorrow for em to have you come in for interview or start working.

I'm not looking, I'm disabled.

My spouse was though, finally got a better one by working through ranks. They've since stopped providing the opportunities though.

For s&G looked and a lot of them require a car, which they didn't have at the time and/or are not even in this town. There's a good chunk of people who don't around here, honestly.

Like, yeah, town next to us has jobs. If you can get there. I saw a few jobs that I was unaware of, but overall learned what I already knew.

Some places aren't that great. Half the time I'm not even sure this town was made to sustain any sort of actual town, it's more a truckstop town with some industry.

Lol

Seriously, do a bit of research.

If over 40% of the jobs in this country pay $15 an hour or less (at or close to minimum wage in most areas), how do you expect EVERYONE to get jobs that pay more than minimum wage?

Also who is going to work at gas stations, grocery stores, resteraunts (for non-waiters who get tips, cooks/dish washers, greeters etc), who is going to work all the retail positions, load the warehouses, put together kits/items for shipping etc.

As far as just emailing your resume etc to indeed.com or whatever, good luck, there is tons of competition for any non low paying jobs, because while 40%+ of jobs pay $15 or less, 62% of americans have gone to college and over 40% have at least obtained an AA degree. There are alot of people looking for "better jobs".
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