She also failed to mention if she has parents, grandparents, sisters, brothers, aunts or uncles who might help her out before she expects the public — 10s of thousands of whom are in the same boat — to leap up and pay her bills. Let alone her baby-daddy.

OK .., *you* go pay her rent and nappies. Maybe if she hadn’t been spending $200 a pop for that hairdo, she’d have some savings.

Maybe her first appeal for help should be to her baby-daddy? Just maybe? No mention of him and his responsibilities ... and maybe learn how to wash nappies instead of paying for Pampers?

Tal, you make great sense when you drop all the jargon and gobbledygook and just write clear, clean sentences. Keep it up, bro!

Bus drivers earning $1,200 a day?? Really?? No wonder so many d*mned jitneys out dere!!

You mean “a week,” right? Like it says later in the story?

Now *that* is one d*mned good question. Thank you.

They have this thing nowadays called the internet where you can look stuff up.

Hey, Tal ... when will it dawn on you that there’s no such word as “Popoulace”?

You’re in no danger of being arrested for speaking out, as nobody can ever figure out what you’re trying to say. 🤣🤣🤣

Well, I would agree that one of us certainly could use some tutoring in basic grammar and communications. I’ll leave it up to our friends to decide which of us would most benefit from that, thank you.