“I would go pause my door dash, go pick up the computer, put it in my trunk, go back to door dashing. Until the end of the day. Then when I'm done, I go home, I work on the computer, fix it, go to bed, get up and do it again.”

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Paused his DoorDash shifts, picked up a client’s computer, fixed it, then resumed DoorDash, repeating the cycle each day

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