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Yes, I am on disability already. I get $733/month. I tried getting the cheapest apartments available ($325/month studio) and was turned down for not making 3x the rent. I'll be homeless again in March since the only landlord that was willing to rent to me over the past years sold the buildings to someone who discriminates against low income tenants.
When I was briefly part of the workforce, not very many jobs worked around a 2nd job's schedule. The employer wanted everyone to have open availability. It's an employer's market. The employer has no reason to work around someone's schedule when there are thousands of applicants with open availability for one opening. There's even less jobs now than when I was employed.
Where I live, the cheapest SRO buildings require income only 1.5 times the monthly rent, so here you could rent an SRO room up to $488 per month.
I once had two jobs at the same time, until July 4 when BOTH bosses wanted me to work the same shift and I had to choose which job I wanted to keep.
One hour max seems reasonable-which should cover at least 4 miles.
You're wasting your time. Until the solution you offer up is a free home, no need to work, free utilities and basically living on the charity of others, every time you reply there will be another excuse.
An 8 hour job plus 3 hour commute leaves 13 hours per day. Work and commute 6 hours a night, 7 hours to do whatever you want.
Now squeeze in three weekday medical appointments. Unfortunately, those have to happen daytime on weekdays, so I don't get much wiggle room in scheduling them.
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