I don&#x27;t mean to intentionally misunderstand you.  I really do appreciate your patience, though, and willingness to engage, too, and am sorry if I come across as thick or willfully being a jerk.<p>I actually think it&#x27;s great how much you&#x27;re doing, outside the patched-together work, to get your own business&#x2F;content marketing stuff going.<p>I wish some of the people I knew who were in a similar situation to you (i.e. some disability or another that prevents them from taking regular employ) had your ability to get things done.  I wasn&#x27;t even thinking about them until now, but I just got a linkedin connection request from one of them (and it&#x27;s like, I know there&#x27;s no point in them doing it like this, because regular scheduled employ is not in the cards for them, they&#x27;re just tired of being so poor) and it got me thinking.<p>Let&#x27;s say, it&#x27;s not you I&#x27;m worried about, it&#x27;s more for them that I&#x27;m concerned.  $12 isn&#x27;t much, but you&#x27;re already doing stuff to do better.  If my friends could do better, though, given their constraints, their lives would be a lot better off for it.  Maybe a basic income isn&#x27;t the answer, but an extra hundred dollars or two a month would go a long way toward improving their quality of life.