> If the job is paying 1200/month cash, your cousin will need to talk to a good CPA on how to fill his taxes as an independent contractor.

lol, or just pretend not to be working like half the people on snap in PA.

If you worked one of my shifts, I think you would quickly change your opinion.

I mean, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see someone paying for a full cart of drinks with EBT isn't someone 'in need' :. Those buying everyday food and grocery items, yeah, fine, no problem.

I know I will get downvoted to hell, but good! We need even tighter regulations or re-evaluate eligible people. I work in a high volume busy grocery/goods retailer outside Philly and no lie, it seems like everyone and their brother has an EBT card with high balances, most of which can't speak a lick of English to even know what button to hit on the pin pad for food, but are just fine pulling out wads of cash to pay for the items that aren't covered in their order. Or they have a cartload of items clearly going to be used in someones restaurant or bodega. bags of flour, nothing but cases of soda and energy drinks, etc. This occurs so many times a day I can't even keep count. Let me be clear I have zero issues with those that need EBT for those that truly need help, but 90% of the transactions I see are straight up abuse.

I'm more puzzled how services like Uber and GrubHub seem to have thousands and thousands of (corporate) employees.

ebay.