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» Should I sign up for unemployment and EBT with a job
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post 1629663303 01-25-2021, 01:38 PM
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Should I sign up for unemployment and EBT with a job

As you guys saw in my earlier post I only had $20 left in my bank account. Now I literally have nothing and my f*** gym and Netflix, Amazon accounts want to keep f*** charging me overdrafts. Like why tf can’t they just wait another 2 weeks rather than literally robbing my f*** own personal bank account. I’m seriously thinking of suing these companies for swooping in and taking s** from me when I’m already broke. They have absolutely no right to put their fking hands into my earned money. So now my checking account is literally -$500 deficit.

My dad who usually pays me 7-8 grand per month is being a good ******* and telling me to “learn my lesson” and “be an adult” like b*** I’m a working American I’m entitled to get whatever tf I want in a 1st world country.

This morning i spent the last $20 ordering McDonalds through door dash which took almost 2 hours since no driver wanted to deliver to me since I decided not to pay a tip. Like holy s** do those degenerates live off of delivery? Do they not have another job? Like wtf... But anyway I’m thinking about signing up for unemployment and ebt even though I’m employed in a part time job that only pays $18 an hour. I mean all I have to do is make s** up and act as if I’m homeless right?

If I can get these two things I’m set for life, literally don’t have to work ever again. I can just focus on bodybuilding.
post 1629665753 01-25-2021, 01:57 PM
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The real goal in life is to achieve an income large enough to do the below:
- Cover costs of living
- Pay off all debts
- Stay out of debt
- Save and maintain an emergency fund
- Put money into investments

If you can do all the above with your income, you'll eventually get to the point where your investments will grow large enough to produce more income than your own salary will produce. At that point you can retire mang.

If socialist handout systems are sufficient enough for the above on its own then all power to you. Not your fault you're born into an age where society enables a system that you can take advantage of, and obliging accordingly for optimal self growth. Odds are very high though that these handouts are NOT sufficient, even with future Biden administration (assuming USA), to complete the above checkmarks.

Would recommend as a man, as well as for your own security, to build your own income somehow that exceeds what these handout systems offer. And to not be "dependent" on the handout system, which can change for the better or worse at any given moment regardless of your actions.
post 1629666643 01-25-2021, 02:06 PM
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http://confessionsfatman.blogspot.com/2015/08/


too obvious trolling but lmfao
Lol, lmfao
post 1629666743 01-25-2021, 02:07 PM
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Sure why not , who will know ?
post 1629666823 01-25-2021, 02:08 PM
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Big challenges lie ahead
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