A WOMAN who says she has no intention of getting a job has moaned about having to visit the Jobcentre.
Bonnie, 36, from the UK, took to social media to complain while viewers begged her not to take taxpayers’ .
Bonnie was left mortified when she was told she had to go in person to get her benefits
She revealed it was mortifying to go to the Jobcentre
In the video, Bonnie was frustrated as she questioned why she had to go in person to sign on for rather than do it over the phone.
She said: “Oh my god, please tell me why I’ve just been to the Jobcentre.
“Because they insisted that I had my appointment at the Jobcentre instead of over the phone.”
Adding insult to injury, Bonnie said she was not expected to go there every two weeks.
“What for? What for?” she asked. “You have my phone number, which means you can call me.
“Why have I got to go to the Jobcentre every fortnight, I am absolutely mortified.”
Bonnie added that she was currently setting up her own but didn’t have a job.
She added: “I’m not capable of working anyway, but I’m still trying to generate an income.”
Victoria said that the thought of heading to the Jobcentre every two weeks was too much for her to handle, even claiming she’d rather be on .
“I would rather do OnlyFans than step foot in that Jobcentre ever again,” she said.
Many told her not to go and to get a job instead The clip went viral on her TikTok account @ bhad.bonnie with over 33k views and 200 likes.
People were quick to take to the comments, with many begging her not to take .
One person wrote: “Imagine if you had a job and had to go every day.”
Another commented: “Easy to avoid this inconvenience. Just tell them you don’t need benefits that are paid for by folks who go to work every day.”
“Once every 2 weeks for like an hour max?! Wait til you hear how often you have to appear at an actual job,” penned a third.
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Meanwhile a fourth said: “You don’t have to go back at all just tell them you don’t want their help or money.”
“You bring new meaning to the words benefit scrounge,” claimed a fifth.
Someone else added: “Who would have thought making an effort to get a job would be so stressful.”
