Yes! I remember watching recently a video by a somewhat "ex" fulltime youtuber, and he did say his shock was, the only jobs he was qualified for was low paying jobs with no qualifications. So he became a barista, and had to work an overall customer service job, for a low wage, and while dealing with clients face to face, where the client is to be appeased and cleaning and all things you don't have to when you are a youtuber.

Jen cannot really run out and get a job :

-whatever college level qualifications she had are as good as lost now. She'll have access to high-school lever jobs, with no previous skills but;
-these jobs don't always come with a regular schedule, and as little as she has them, she DOES have kids sometimes, which need to be picked up à, fed and babysat at night and;
-she doesn't have a good record of employment - and mentionning her youtube "career" might make employers wary of her rather than impressed, as influencers aren't really known to be good employees and ;
-finally, pwincess is too good to scrub her own bathroom, or feed her own kids, and shuns personal hygiene. So janitor/house cleaner work, food related work and retail are probably out.

What's left?

Actually, it’s most likely to be:

“If only they knew how hard I’ve had it in the past two years! Rising from fires everywhere, being left alone after a mass exodus, and raising like a Phoenix through it all.
If they only knew.”

*Pats herself on the back while chewing on her hot beverage of choice*

The “I love you” Jen is one of my least favorite Jens, I am not ready for that one to make a comeback.