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Just keeping a running count of how BdeB and this some kind of piece of city council reaches into my back pocket.
Free feminine hygiene products for the "poor".
Free diapers for the "poor".
Free legal assistance in housing court for the "poor".
Free "one shot deal" back rent payments (which aren't once and rarely paid back) for the "poor".
Free housing (shelters, hotels, vouchers, etc....) for the "poor"
Free healthcare for "the poor"
And so it goes and now this new fresh hell is being piled on.
You want to wonder why bother and getting up to earn for a living. BdeB and city council are packing a pair of 38DD's for any and everyone to nurse from; come one come all.
So tell me how you get all of this stuff? Because I read about it all over...while working with the poor and see almost none of what your list comprises (besides free healthcare, Obamaphones, & Once a year weatherizationnothing to shake a stick at)
How can the current fare be too expensive? Minimum wage will be 15 per hour by the end of the year, less than half an hour of work provides your round trip money or the day
Not everyone is employed, there are large numbers of people in every city who receive SSI which is $750 a month, small SS checks, unemployment or nothing at all.
Not everyone is employed, there are large numbers of people in every city who receive SSI which is $750 a month, small SS checks, unemployment or nothing at all.
What do you need to be taking the subway that often for if you don't have a job?
not everyone is employed, there are large numbers of people in every city who receive ssi which is $750 a month, small ss checks, unemployment or nothing at all.
It’s not free. It’s reduced. I defy any of you to feed, clothe and house a family of four living in NYC for $25,000 a year.
25k? Sh** poor people raise children on less than that. Hence the need for reduced fare metrocards. Can’t tell em that tho
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You better scram!!
