[QUOTE=stealthy4u9;32548806]you get 1200 dollars just for housing a month if you are a single mother with a child,
you also get 150 in food stamps, 584, and money for clothes if needed. Oh did I mention
all the benefits you get too?
I almost forgot, if you apply, they also supply you with gas, and the ability
to get a lot more money for a better house if you apply for it.[/QUOTE]
Can you do my taxes while your at it?
[QUOTE=stealthy4u9;32548714]If that is more than the money you make in a month you are either in high school,
or the poorest person in america. Honestly people on welfare have more money than
that in a month.
if you worked 8 hours a day and made 1300 $, you would be making 5.40... do you
by chance live in Africa?[/QUOTE]
wow
you are really unconcious about the amount of money you're describing.
1300$ is still a huge amount of money nonetheless, no matter what you manage to gain over a month.
and thanks for insulting my parents btw
I make about $1000 in a day, everyday
/brag
But seriously, $1300 is a lot for young people. You talk like a very spoiled child where your parents would practically buy you anything if you whined. Even to me, that amount of money is still not for me to consider as pocket change that I can randomly throw around with.
[QUOTE=stealthy4u9;32548714]If that is more than the money you make in a month you are either in high school,
or the poorest person in america. Honestly people on welfare have more money than
that in a month.
if you worked 8 hours a day and made 1300 $, you would be making 5.40... do you
by chance live in Africa?[/QUOTE]Its called minimum wage. In order to make $1300, you would have to work 180 hours in a month. And that's BEFORE taxes and such. Granted, I'm not counting overtime etc.
You do have a point in me being a student, but it doesn't matter. The value of a dollar doesn't change based on educational status. When you don't make a lot of money, its pretty much a fortune.
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