>have to work 11 hours carrying around heavy bags and cutting

Join the military.

>>17145928
Age?
Location?
Education?
Skills?
Transportation?
Lawn service company size?

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>>17146337
is this possible if I can't drive? I do have ID.
>>17146349
19
U.S.
HS Diploma
No Skills
No vehicle, I use a bus if I need something
Very small, basically one guy who occasionally hires people that live near him. I work for free.

>>17147065
You can join the military without a license, but I highly advice getting one. Would limit your choices for jobs otherwise. I joined the army when I was 20 and I hated it, but it has opened a lot of doors for me.

>>17147065
I second the military thing. It's not fun and you're going to go through some hell, but you'll come out the other side with money saved up (assuming you're not a retard), and access to higher education. Right now you have no car, no licenses, no skills. 4 years of service is a small price to pay to come out with a lot of opportunities. And you'll probably be a better person for it. Not so unmotivated or whatever other problems you've had from a lack of money or resources or family support.

try temp agencies they give youbrandom daily work thays not boring /can learn skills .pay is not great but you will meet new people and work wont be such a burden.

>>17147065
the military is absolutely amazing, check out some options for the air force or navy. While you're working for them it is extremely unlikely you'll see combat but you're going to open up so many options for your future and also be taken care of very well while working for them.
Search for a local recruiter

https://www.navy.com/locator.html

https://www.airforce.com/find-a-recruiter