Date: March 2nd, 2016 12:37 AM Author: boyish ceo space
Like many Hispanic residents of Florida, Marco Rubio must hold two jobs to support himself and make ends meet. For several hours each morning, he commutes to work at a fast food restaurant in Miami where he operates a deep fryer, grill, and burrito oven for minimum wage.
"I don't like the grill. Sometimes I get burned and the manager says I have to work faster," he said.
"I want more opportunity for myself and my family," he added.
Rubio's second job, as a United States Senator for Florida, requires an even longer commute to Washington, and a full-time commitment for very little pay.
"RNC makes me run campaign, and I don't have time. Yesterday I come in last and they yell at me. This month I don't know if I can pay rent," he said.