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>I just couldn't control the things I said while live streaming and there were a bunch of people . . . taking those things out of context
LMAO please. If you're on stream saying things you shouldn't say, maybe that's the problem? Not the people clipping you saying those things? I don't know how a single person believes the "out of context" lie anymore; it's one of the go-to lies for politicians and celebrities when they're caught saying stupid shit. This isn't the 90s. We can easily go back and look at the full context.
More absolute horse shit.
Arkansas is the least expensive state to live in

Cost of living for a single adult in Washington County is $31.3K/year.

The mean per capita income in AR is just under $30K

If Dez2 has a minimum wage job that's just under $23K/year in AR (at $11/hr, to be $15/hr next year). Boogie should be able to make up the last ~$9K/year with his minimal social media efforts. If he can't, that's just pathetic.

Cost of living for a single adult in Washington County is $31.3K/year.

The mean per capita income in AR is just under $30K

If Dez2 has a minimum wage job that's just under $23K/year in AR (at $11/hr, to be $15/hr next year). Boogie should be able to make up the last ~$9K/year with his minimal social media efforts. If he can't, that's just pathetic.
I hadn't considered this. Here's some info I found on thatWilling to bet her “income” is straight up welfare.
There are a couple of welfare programs I could see Boogie/Dez using:
This is the one I would see Boogie going for.

He'd only potentially qualify for the Mental Disorders section; his obesity and totally real blood cancer aren't eligible. And even then, the SSA evaluates your condition (no idea how hard they look).
$622/month is ~$7.5K/year, which isn't much.

He'd only potentially qualify for the Mental Disorders section; his obesity and totally real blood cancer aren't eligible. And even then, the SSA evaluates your condition (no idea how hard they look).
$622/month is ~$7.5K/year, which isn't much.
Either Boogie or Dez2 could do this one. It can also stack with SSI, which could actually help the application process.
I won't go over all the details for eligibility/benefit calculations because I don't really want to spend the time understanding it all. Here's what I see as relevant:
Both Boogie and Dez2 (and Chad, if he's there) would have to work. I don't know that Boogie being on SSI for a mental disorder would exempt him.

Dez2 and Boogie (for the next year) would both need to work at least 20hours/week or lose benefits.

For reference, here are the federal poverty guidelines. Not sure if this would be 2/3, since I don't know if Chad actually lives there anymore.

And here are the benefit amounts. Their formatting is fucked on the bottom, but look under where it says "Maximum"

Maximum benefits for 2 are $374/mo (~$4.5K/year), for 3 is $535/mo (~$6.5K/year). They usually don't give the maximum, but it's easier to calculate with those numbers.
I won't go over all the details for eligibility/benefit calculations because I don't really want to spend the time understanding it all. Here's what I see as relevant:
Both Boogie and Dez2 (and Chad, if he's there) would have to work. I don't know that Boogie being on SSI for a mental disorder would exempt him.

Dez2 and Boogie (for the next year) would both need to work at least 20hours/week or lose benefits.

For reference, here are the federal poverty guidelines. Not sure if this would be 2/3, since I don't know if Chad actually lives there anymore.

And here are the benefit amounts. Their formatting is fucked on the bottom, but look under where it says "Maximum"

Maximum benefits for 2 are $374/mo (~$4.5K/year), for 3 is $535/mo (~$6.5K/year). They usually don't give the maximum, but it's easier to calculate with those numbers.
I guess the questions this leaves me with are: Does Boogie's household make $30-40K in a year to cover their cost of living? Is their monthly income low enough to even get on welfare?











