When I was younger, I worked very hard doing multiple part-time jobs. My average pay was $5/hour. 

That meant that my time per hour was only worth $5. The only way I could make it higher was to look for jobs that… https://t.co/VhXKLBh2AP
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younger worked hard multiple parttime jobs average pay 5 hour meant time per hour worth 5 way could make higher look jobs
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The given Twitter post does not relate to a maintenance report feedback for public flat houses. The post is about the average pay of younger people working multiple part-time jobs and how it is not worth it. It does not mention any specific issue or problem related to public flat houses, such as broken facilities or inconveniences. Therefore, the post is not relevant to the given prompt.