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How a single mom with four kids who drives for DoorDash and Walmart Spark struggles to make ends meet: 'It is a never-ending vicious cycle'

Bri, a single mom in Texas, said she has to wait in line at a food pantry to feed her kids after delivering food on gig platforms all day.

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Apr 05 2024
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How a single mom with four kids who drives for DoorDash and Walmart Spark struggles to make ends meet: 'It is a never-ending vicious cycle'

Bri drives predominantly for DoorDash.SOPA Images / Getty Images

Bri, a single mom of four, is struggling to make ends meet driving for DoorDash and Walmart Spark.
Bri turned to gig … [+7627 chars]

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