It does matter how many jobs you work though, because low-wage employees arrange things so nobody gets 30 hours a week to qualify for full time benefits. Also t

It does matter how many jobs you work though, because low-wage employees arrange things so nobody gets 30 hours a week to qualify for full time benefits. Also the kinds of jobs that people who work 3-4 jobs often work typically have chaotic schedules that aren't set well in advance, meaning that they inevitably come into conflict creating stress and the potential to be fired for not being able to show up at one of them.