kyFarm has it right. These folks are not looking for jobs, just getting the requisite number of applications in to continue their unemployment.
I experienced the same thing almost 30 years ago when trying to hire a clerk for Production Credit Assn. They came in with greasy stringy hair, jam and butter on the application, repulsive odors, etc. But one young lady was well turned out, very sharp in both appearance and presentation, and we immediately offered her the job. After she started, I admitted to being baffled why all these slobs did not clean up for the interview- she just smiled, and told me about the realities of the situation.
BTW, she's an electrical engineer now, and I'll bet all of those other losers are either dead or still on the dole. I asked my dad once about why he worked, when he could do nothing and still get enough money to live from the guvment; he said, "Well, you can survive on public assistance, but its not much of a life."
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