Hey /adv/ I'm 26 and don't know what I want to do

can you cook?

>>17193282
I can not, but I'm willing to learn.

>>17193257
freelance web developer, freelance anything.
keep in mind if your trying to be nomadic nothing will be reliable and youre likely to struggle. be a petty thug similar to a gypsy if you really want to make big

>>17193257
try learn to cook from cooking shows and recipe books. Get good enough and earn money for a truck, convert it to a food truck and travel around in your country

long process but not impossible if you ask me.
when you already have the truck converted, its easy from there
there's a movie about a traveling food truck if you become interested, i think the title is "Food". You can learn stuff from that movie. Advertising yourself is an important thing too once you're in business

if not a food truck, then maybe a chef/cook?

>>17193308
I'll look into web development. I've heard that field is expanding pretty rapidly.
I don't think I have the attitude to be a swindling gypsy. I feel bad at my current job for having to charge people large amounts of money for a bed to sleep on. It's something I can work at though.

>>17193333
That sounds like a pretty cool idea. Might be a long process but it should be possible in under five years. I'll check out that movie. I suppose good chefs are always in demand so that would at least give me something stable in every city.

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>>17193257
Chef was the title of the movie sorry
Robert downey Jr and scarlet Johanson is in here holy shit. i didnt notice the avengers were here
warning about the movie: It'll make you hungry af

anyway op, goodluck!

>>17193378
Hab u seen a chef, b0ss?

>>17193257
26 is too old to be a wistful traveling vagabond, what have you been doing with your life until now?

>>17193381
as in a real chef?
Yeah, my girlfriend's mother was a chef. Tho i havent seen her cook in person

>>17193381
That actually looks pretty good even if not for study material. Damn, thanks man.

>>17193383
I spent a year or two wasting time around college without actually learning much. Then I spent a few years being a depressed NEET and for the last couple years been working at a menial job.
Why the age limit?

>>17193383
>26 is too old to be a wistful traveling vagabond
Says who?

>>17193426
the economy, it's okay to go backpacking around Europe when you're 18-20, but at some point you can't pass it off as immaturity to your employer.

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>>17193257
I have no advice for you but kudos for the clementine pic op