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Jade Crossfrench is a single mother supporting three children with a day job selling insurance. But that isn't enough to provide for her family. For over a year she's been making extra money as a gig worker, doing DoorDash food deliveries around Chicago, often with her kids sitting in the back seat of the car.
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This story is based on the personal narrative of a named individual, serving as a case study for broader economic challenges. The tone is observational, focusing on the details of the subject's life to illustrate a specific financial experience.
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