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With the last $50 in his pocket, Victor walked around downtown Fort Worth earlier this week looking for work, but most businesses were closed or not taking applications, he said.
Victor, 48, had worked at two restaurants for more than a decade.
In the morning he would make sandwiches at a shop near the University of North Texas Health Science Center, and in the afternoon, he’d prep lunch and dinner plates at an upscale Mexican restaurant downtown.
