Fast food workers struggle to survive despite industry's place in US culture (1 Viewer)

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    The only moment TiAnna Yeldell has to herself is when she’s sleeping, and that doesn’t happen much.

    The 44-year-old single mom of three works 80-hour weeks to provide for her children, ages 8, 14, and 18. During the day, she is a driver for Pizza Hut, where she earns $9.50 an hour before tips. At night, she cleans trains for Houston’s Metro system, where she earns about $17 an hour.

    The times that she pulls both shifts, Yeldell sleeps for just two to three hours before getting her kids up and ready for school. Then she does it all over again...

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