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  Haha, I didn't say they are a charity like most people downvoting me expect. But you can say "I am free for an interview on X and Y dates/days of the week" in your motivational letter and say why you want to change your job.
context: I think the major reason people think adulthood sucks is money. You’re lucky if you think the only stressful thing about paying bills is the time it takes to write a check or set up auto payments >
  
  Well you also need to find a job and stick to it, how's that a problem >
  
  Rent in my city is $800. There is chick I worked with at McDonald’s that had been there for like 10 years. I’ll never forget her. 
  She’s had two jobs her whole life, 37, had kids and still has one living with her, and barely makes rent. I told her why don’t you get a better job? 
  She said, I have no fucking time for job interviews, nowhere is close enough, I only have my diploma, I work 6-7 days a week, 10-12 hours a day, and I don’t have a car. 
  She walks everywhere. And lives in an apartment that’s only $800 a month in our city! Sounds like a hell of a way to save money, right? WRONG! It’s fucked, after rent, insurance, food, she still barely has any money for food. I used to buy her food, working at McDonald’s while in high school.
  How can you save up money for college, a down payment on a car, deposit for cheaper rent, if you can’t afford to eat, already working constantly????
  America is fucked. 60% of households are paycheck to paycheck. Comfortable living wage is 60k. Average is 35k. You should know this, yet you’re blind. Learn for fucks sake. >
  
  "I don't have time for interviews" is the most made-up excuse, I can't even believe someone has used it. It's not anyone's fault she's in this situation. >
  
  Yeah right she should just go to the job interview on the 8th day of the week when she doesn't work /s >
  
  She can call in sick, take a day off (when it's possible), or move to a 2x cheaper place (a room) for a few months until she saves enough to survive 3 months, then give her notice and be free to go to interviews. She can get another part-time job until she saves enough to do the same. She can move to a cheaper location etc. I'm not saying it's easy or nice >
  
  Fuck yeah, that'll give her like 5 days worth of interviews if the company agrees to a specific date notified weeks in advance and no place for her kids to sleep. Stellar plan. >
  
  Why not sleep in the same room as her kids for a few months? She can also apply to many companies and explain her situation. >
  
  imagine thinking companies care about your situation omegalul