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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NP.  I’m wondering why on earth she couldn’t have tried getting a job at a fast food place, or perhaps the Dollar Store, or a grocery store.  Surely there was something else she could have tried before settling for the absolute worst possible scenario?  That’s the only part I’m having a hard time with.  It just didn’t make any sense - paying for the uniform, supplies, toll and gas to get there, hauling the vacuum around with her… could she have even *tried* McDonalds, etc. first?[/quote]

Not thinking clearly. She was under ongoing trauma.[/quote]

She was thinking clearly. She needed two pay stubs to qualify for social services. It would take 4-6 weeks for that to occur with a fast food or cashier position. She needed a small business that cuts pay stubs weekly or even after each job (like the maid service). That shortened the time to days rather than weeks.[/quote]

She had 2-4 people reaching out to help her in the first couple episodes and she turned them down and was in serious need of help. 
The ins/outs of paybstub thing is interesting but for the average American (or non American with no SSN) no one knows what cash velocity job helps social serves turn in faster. And the social worker did but just gave the job lead not explaining thay.

Either way I look FW to watching the whole series. It is not a binge watch though!

This plus what Angelina Jolie is doing with shining a light in defunct family courts and even the Woody Allen wife documentary (terrible, terrible situation if an abuser with power and money) need to get people to wake up and fix things.

maid makes me want to buy up motels and make them safe DV shelters. Where can I donate with [b]low overhead and direct to asset /staff funding[/b]? 
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What do you think overhead pays for if not primarily staffing?[/quote]

I work at gates foundation and we always look at this and obtain budgets before investing or gifting a grant. More money to the people in need, their food, their lodging, their therapy the better. We know market salaries for Admin and how many their should be, same for staff which siya ally has the opposite issue from bloated admin skimming off donor funds.[/quote]

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