Army veteran Holi Gonzalez rushes from her federal job to her car, starting another shift as a delivery driver. For the mother of five, this has become her reality during the government shutdown.

"It's become more of a necessity," Gonzalez said.

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The 10-year federal employee has been required to work during the government shutdown without pay. That's why Gonzalez spends any available time as a delivery driver, trying to make sure her family can get by.

"It's been very hectic. Having to work 40 hours a week and then jump in the car immediately after work, at lunch time-- any free time that I have, I am l

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