Please register to participate in our discussions with 2 million other members - it's free and quick! Some forums can only be seen by registered members. After you create your account, you'll be able to customize options and access all our 15,000 new posts/day with fewer ads.
its the govt job during this pandemic.
did you set aside savings for this pandemic?
can you pay rent with a credit card?
No... I already had savings. Yes, I can pay rent with a credit card if I had to.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Cmdjr85
Well clown since you dont agree with handouts. Dont take the unemployment or if you do.send that 600 back.
I'm still working and I never said I don't agree with handouts. I don't agree with "Should’ve been $2,000 on 4/1/20 And another $2,000 on 4/15/20" that was mentioned upthread.
$4000 a month on UI? LOL... ok. Good luck with that. As I said in another thread there has to be incentive to return to work... and $600 on top of a weekly UI benefit is already too much. That's a lot more than most people on UI will have made when they were working. You don't see anything wrong with that?
Anyway, not looking to debate the topic. What I said still stands... it's not the job of the government to support it's citizens. The US Treasury is not a bottomless pit of money.
No... I already had savings. Yes, I can pay rent with a credit card if I had to.
I'm still working and I never said I don't agree with handouts. I don't agree with "Should’ve been $2,000 on 4/1/20 And another $2,000 on 4/15/20" that was mentioned upthread.
$4000 a month on UI? LOL... ok. Good luck with that. As I said in another thread there has to be incentive to return to work... and $600 on top of a weekly UI benefit is already too much. That's a lot more than most people on UI will have made when they were working. You don't see anything wrong with that?
Anyway, not looking to debate the topic. What I said still stands... it's not the job of the government to support it's citizens. The US Treasury is not a bottomless pit of money.
No... I already had savings. Yes, I can pay rent with a credit card if I had to.
I'm still working and I never said I don't agree with handouts. I don't agree with "Should’ve been $2,000 on 4/1/20 And another $2,000 on 4/15/20" that was mentioned upthread.
$4000 a month on UI? LOL... ok. Good luck with that. As I said in another thread there has to be incentive to return to work... and $600 on top of a weekly UI benefit is already too much. That's a lot more than most people on UI will have made when they were working. You don't see anything wrong with that?
Anyway, not looking to debate the topic. What I said still stands... it's not the job of the government to support it's citizens. The US Treasury is not a bottomless pit of money.
Good luck.
Then why are you paying your taxes? So that the government can turn their backs on you during a pandemic?
Not all of us can pay rent with a cc.
UI is giving out about an average of $500 max a week plus the $600 which comes out to $4.4k a month for those who qualifies.
Those who qualifies gets $4,400 a month if you’re still alive and claiming every week, Rather than giving it to us in one lump sum.
JLW i cant send any DM's how can we talk. i need help
Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum. It is free and quick. Over $68,000 in prizes has already been given out to active posters on our forum. Additional giveaways are planned.
Detailed information about all U.S. cities, counties, and zip codes on our site: City-data.com.