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Taxi? Expensive, perhaps, but may be worth it
Go to the church meeting and tell the people what your mom says about them. They'll run her out on a rail and she'll be free to drive you to your interview.
The power of Christ compels you... from going to that job interview
You're better off letting Jesus take the wheel.
So what were your plans about getting there if you got the job?
Jobs and job interviews are not always at the same place.
I thought this too. If the car was broken, she was out of town, unwell or not at home, would OP have to call in and say they can't make it because their mother won't drive them? That sounds unreliable to me and could really hinder their chances in getting the job in the first place.
I do believe that your mom should have fulfilled her obligation to drive you to the interview but I wonder how you planned on getting back and forth to work if she's so unreliable?
Exactly what I came to the comments section to say!
Do you have Uber or Lyft there?
Take a driving class instead it's going to run u around $300 but at least u will be able to drive.
And pay how?
most driving schools require you to have driven around 15 hours before they let you drive with them.
Weird how the username says they're broke, yet people keep suggesting expensive solutions like a taxi or driving lessons.
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Go to the church meeting and tell the people what your mom says about them. They'll run her out on a rail and she'll be free to drive you to your interview.
The power of Christ compels you... from going to that job interview