Wednesday, July 20, 2005
Starving Children #1 with Moon Valley
Faremount. When it comes to the needs of the citizens of Moon Valley County, children rank at #231. At least if you're applying for assistance.
Nicole Beotch, case worker for the welfare services of Moon Valley, stated that she is there to make it as hard as possible for mothers, especially single mothers, to get any assistance.
"So many women take advantage of our fine taxpayers." Beotch stated, "For instance, this one chick from Faremount here, was on our program. I made it as hard as I possibly could for her to receive any. But she jumped through the hoops and passed all of our credentials. Argh, it's frustrating! But I'll get her next time!"
The woman in question, we'll call her "Suzanne", reluctantly went for assistance when the bills were mounting, and her 2 kids were hungry. She followed protocol and jumped through as many hoops as they dished out. Not receiving any child support from her childrens "sperm donor", as he can't stay out of incarceration to save his life, finances were tight. When her boyfriend moved in with her and took on the burden of the bills, she reported the financial help to welfare whom in turn said with the added income to her household, she could receive $5 a month in food stamps.
Now, her boyfriend moved to Omaha, and she applied to receive food assistance until her boyfriend can send more money to help.
"I was chomping at the bit when she came back." stated Beotch, "There she was on her knees begging for help! I told her that if she didn't have her paperwork filled out she couldn't receive the assistance! That threw her off her game! She tried to fill it out in my office, but I told her 'nope, you'll have to reschedule'. I don't have time to wait for you to fill out your paperwork."
"Suzanne" then rescheduled, Nicole told her that they couldn't fit her in until several days later. Until then, her kids will have to eat lint.
Only certain women receive the assistance needed. Those women are ones who normally leech off the system, have a strong desire to stay on the system, and are drinking buddies with Nicole Beotch.
Nicole Beotch, case worker for the welfare services of Moon Valley, stated that she is there to make it as hard as possible for mothers, especially single mothers, to get any assistance.
"So many women take advantage of our fine taxpayers." Beotch stated, "For instance, this one chick from Faremount here, was on our program. I made it as hard as I possibly could for her to receive any. But she jumped through the hoops and passed all of our credentials. Argh, it's frustrating! But I'll get her next time!"
The woman in question, we'll call her "Suzanne", reluctantly went for assistance when the bills were mounting, and her 2 kids were hungry. She followed protocol and jumped through as many hoops as they dished out. Not receiving any child support from her childrens "sperm donor", as he can't stay out of incarceration to save his life, finances were tight. When her boyfriend moved in with her and took on the burden of the bills, she reported the financial help to welfare whom in turn said with the added income to her household, she could receive $5 a month in food stamps.
Now, her boyfriend moved to Omaha, and she applied to receive food assistance until her boyfriend can send more money to help.
"I was chomping at the bit when she came back." stated Beotch, "There she was on her knees begging for help! I told her that if she didn't have her paperwork filled out she couldn't receive the assistance! That threw her off her game! She tried to fill it out in my office, but I told her 'nope, you'll have to reschedule'. I don't have time to wait for you to fill out your paperwork."
"Suzanne" then rescheduled, Nicole told her that they couldn't fit her in until several days later. Until then, her kids will have to eat lint.
Only certain women receive the assistance needed. Those women are ones who normally leech off the system, have a strong desire to stay on the system, and are drinking buddies with Nicole Beotch.
