Derrick Nnadi American football defensive tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs T-Shirt

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Don’t think I’ve, regardless of circumstance, ever see an America plate of food with actual vegetables or salads on it. Phones are cheap unless you want some high end phablet. And all cellphones now have wifi and a camera. Also how else is a homeless person going to look for work and housing without a phone? You can’t apply for jobs with paper applications anymore, same with rentals. Lastly you can get a cheap prepaid plan that costs way less than rent. Could be the Derrick Nnadi American football defensive tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs T-Shirt besides I will buy this one serving the food or volunteering, don’t know why that’s so hard for the below-average smart people. He mentions EBT, meaning he is on food stamps. If you’re on that, then you qualify for the ACP program (for Internet) and the Lifeline program (for phones). The former came out of the pandemic. The latter predates it, and used to be called an “Obamaphone” even though the program started under Reagan. (It used to be for landlines.)

Derrick Nnadi American football defensive tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs T-Shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

A phone and now Internet are considered essential to be able to get a job and do work. ACP even throws in $100 off a tablet or laptop (or desktop PC), allowing you to get the Derrick Nnadi American football defensive tackle for the Kansas City Chiefs T-Shirt besides I will buy this former for $10 or the latter for $25. These aren’t luxury items. They’re cheap enough that it makes sense to fund them. I myself have a Lifeline phone, and use ACP for $30 off my Internet bill. And I’m not even homeless–just disabled. Yeah, sell your $100 cell phone, that’ll cover rent. Not like you need a phone for job applications or callbacks. Wow you’re quite a terrible person… I don’t really know what else to say, I hope you can become less awful at some point in your life What do you expect, you tax people to fund such things or they are forced to get funding themselves. Meanwhile you let the church bank 80+ billion tax free. It warms my heart to see this posted this with gratitude. I know it’s not the best thing in the world but it’s a hot meal made with love for the people in that community 265 more repliesIt was sad day when i passed an aldi dumpster that was filled with fresh bananas, onions, potatoes, organic chicken, apples and green peppers. No idea why it wasn’t donated. But don’t you worry, I went dumpster diving and took out everything that was still good minimal waste When I was homeless I used to live off of spaghettiOs and snack packs! If I could get my hands on bread then I’d make spaghettiO sandwiches! This looks like a decent meal! Is that lentils? It looks a little like what my family called ugra – which was a soupier version of khi churi

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.