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Someone I know used to work for the Kosher Internet company! They had a whitelist of pre-approved sites, and then if you wanted to use some other site, you submitted a request and the company reviewed it.

People mostly do work, in NYC welfare isn't really enough to live on. Most households have at least one income. There are also a lot of community supports, though, so people don't need as much money: there are "gemachs," which give our or lend various things to people who need them. So there's a dress gemach where you can borrow a dress to wear to a wedding instead of buying it, a furniture gemach where you can borrow chairs for a party or even keep them if you're young and setting up your house, a baby stuff gemach where you can get all the things you'll need for like 3 months, and so on. And if you have money and buy those things, you donate them to the gemach when you're done with them.

OP was showing altered EEG activity, but not no EEG activity, which seems meaningfully different

Are you interested in donating a kidney and eligible to do it? Even if you're not a match for OP, if she finds a donor for someone else, she'll jump the list.

How would they know? I didn't give a medical history on my credit card application