The fake story about a fake person:

The Senate will vote on competing bills to reopen the government on Thursday, though neither is expected to pass, as nearly 800,000 federal workers face down missing their second paycheck on Friday. According to a career survey, almost 80 percent of Americans live paycheck to paycheck and most government employees don't go into their line of work to get wealthy; they do it to serve the public. As CBS News' Ed O'Keefe reports, an increasing number of them say they don't think they can afford to keep their government jobs.

One paycheck from peril, Sigrid Layne, a furloughed federal worker, now faces a more urgent reality. "As of today, I have a dollar and six cents in my bank account," Layne said. "It's very terrifying when you look at your bank account, you have no money coming in, you don't know when you're going to get your next paycheck, and you're like, 'What do I do?'" So far, her answer? Get groceries at food banks and sell things off her own shelves. "Anything that I can sell that anybody would want to buy because, as I said, I have not been able to get another job," Layne said. "If someone wants to buy it, they can buy it. That's just how desperate I am." So desperate, Layne now fears losing her new home. She said she just bought a new house and can't make her first mortgage payment. She's not alone. After a 16-day government shutdown in 2013, 64 percent of federal workers said they had less than two weeks' worth of savings set aside. On the day before payday, about 20 percent of them had less than a day's worth of spending money in the bank. "In the last 40 years, we've had growing inequality in this country, and many families, many workers have barely seen their wages and incomes rise. So it's become increasingly difficult for them to pay for their basic expenses, like housing and food and childcare," said Elisa Gould, senior economist of the Economic Policy Institute.

It's a challenge facing furloughed workers like Jessica Appel, an executive assistant at the Department of Transportation. "Making sure now that we have enough groceries in the house, that paycheck-to-paycheck is everything for a small family like ours," Appel said. Because she's a contractor, Appel won't receive any back pay when the government reopens. Already facing a stack of unpaid bills, Appel found out when she went to the doctor that she and her 2-year old son, Chase, lost their health care. "When I arrived, I was informed that my health insurance wasn't eligible, so I had to make the decision of paying out-of-pocket," Appel said. So Jessica's boyfriend took a second job at night and she started a GoFundMe campaign – one of about 3,000 for federal workers – that have raised more than $1.3 million. Meanwhile, Sigrid Layne is still stuck.

"I went outside to start up my car, and my battery was dead … and the money that I had to pay for groceries, I had to pay for a car battery yesterday," Layne said. "What am I going to do? … It took everything I had." At one food distribution center in Washington D.C., foot traffic is up about 20 percent this month at the area food banks they serve. They're on track to serve more than a half a million more meals this month than a typical January, all because of the shutdown.

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How are you a government employee and you don't have any kind of savings/nest egg? How the fuck do you get a mortgage loan when you don't even have a full-time job and enough in the bank to make the first payment? This story sounds like made-up bullshit to me. I almost believed the story until I read this part. It's absolutely unbelievable that this dumb nigger wouldn't be able to make even the FIRST payment on the mortgage.

I went outside to start up my car, and my battery was dead … and the money that I had to pay for groceries, I had to pay for a car battery yesterday," Layne said. "What am I going to do? … It took everything I had."

This dumb nigger didn't even have enough money to buy FOOD and a fucking $100 car battery? How the fuck did she let her car even get that bad in the first place? Something smelled extremely fishy about this story, so I looked up this "Sigrid Layne".

https://www(dot)linkedin(dot)com/search/results/all/?keywords=Sigrid%20Layne

No results? Sigrid is a strange name for a negress, and the only "Layne" I can even think of is Layne Staley. This might indeed be a composite entity. We live in the era of blatantly fake news after all. I don't think this bitch actually exists. Let's continue...

Sigrid Layne = Only hit: SINGLE, WITH NO KIDS

https://www(dot)mylife(dot)com/sigrid-layne/e469064228190

This sheboon is ABSOLUTELY fake. A name that unique would get immediate hits for everything she's ever done online, yet NOTHING comes back. Literally everything for this name comes back with either this same story, or one or two sites that say that the person is a MAN in his EARLY 50s. Sigrid is a female name, so I'm going with this is a nonexistent persona.

I wonder if her photo is even of a real person, or it's a computer generated image? It looks like a tranny composite image. I'm betting the latter, considering how far that sort of tech has evolved, there are vids on Youtube that demonstrate rendered personas that fool people into thinking are real.