Too fit to work ?
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Oh, oh, I know the answer to this one
5. Prophet?
£72 a week according to the story.
God's allowance....
why doesn't he get a job in a gym... personal trainer - doesn't need academic quals, just do a 6 week course to become an expert and then try to sell your awesome 'personal training' sessions to every new gym member
on the plus side at least it is just JSA & he lives with his mum.... unlike the hamplanets on ESA + housing benefit + daily carer visits + grants for mobility scooters etc..etc..
on the plus side at least it is just JSA & he lives with his mum.... unlike the hamplanets on ESA + housing benefit + daily carer visits + grants for mobility scooters etc..etc..
It's a fake story made up by the Daily Mail.
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Get job as labourer, work out as you work. Next!
well its not fake, he isn't looking for 9-5 jobs he admits he is looking for film work.
but except for the few weeks in the whole year hes doing work as an extra in films hes sat on benefits/jsa.
hes not a full time actor.
I used to compete in martial arts (whilst working part or full time) and have had more time in the hospital than anyone else I know. The list of breaks, cuts etc from competing goes on and on, I've even had to have several surgeries.
I'm just grateful for the NHS, even if sometimes they do make mistakes they do what they can with the resources they have which isn't helped by the amount of numpties who go to A&E with a cold.
I can't see how he's trying to get work as a martial arts expert without competition experience? Anyone can attend class but very few reach the level of understanding of what is taught well enough to claim they are 'expert' and competition is the only real way of working out if you can apply what you know. What makes things worse is that kung fu and karate are pretty much just dance classes from my experience.
I'm just grateful for the NHS, even if sometimes they do make mistakes they do what they can with the resources they have which isn't helped by the amount of numpties who go to A&E with a cold.
I can't see how he's trying to get work as a martial arts expert without competition experience? Anyone can attend class but very few reach the level of understanding of what is taught well enough to claim they are 'expert' and competition is the only real way of working out if you can apply what you know. What makes things worse is that kung fu and karate are pretty much just dance classes from my experience.
Indeed, if he's a full time fitness freak then why can he not work as a personal trainer/physio/dietary consultant etc?
Another slow news day I guess.
God forbid people who have disabilities, cancer ETC ETC should claim these benefits. How dare they?
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If you did that across the British press, you'd be left with the FT and the Racing Post.
I believe by using the term hamplanets he was referring to obese people who claim benefits.
And what is the problem with that?
10 hours are spent cooking and eating chicken and sweet potato. The remaining 10 hours are spent sleeping to maximise gainz.
Then my apologies to him.
yup, since the OP was comparing this guy to fat people who claim benefits it is worth pointing out that Mr too fit to work costs a heck of a lot less than Mr and Mrs too fat to walk down the street let a lone work that were featured in the previously posted daily fail 'news story'
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Oh, oh, I know the answer to this one
1. He's brown.
2. He's in the UK living off benefits.
3. He's training to become an ISIS Terrorist
4. ??????
5. Prophet?
Laughing hard, lol.