Job advice

>>18576585
yes.
what you should do is walk into a resturant, and ask the owner or head of kitchen if they are looking for diswashers/cleaners. Most of the time they are. Give them your name, contacts, and why you showed up in the first place. If they don't call back within 48 hours, just contact them saying "blah blah, I came in a few days ago asking for a job blah blah" then they will most likely either say "ah sorry all positions are filled" or "yeah, come in today and fill out some paperwork" (or simply come in if they are paying you under the table)

>>18576585
>is it realistic to get a job within 2 months?
Yes.

If you need a job have you tried working at a prison? I know they're always hiring and will take anyone they can. I currently work at one and we're 80 guards down.

If all else fails there's always Walmart.

>>18576618

Do you know if smaller jails are this way too? I want to become a police officer and I figure this could be a start.

>>18576643
If you're talking about county prisons, it all depends, only reason is they're a lot more picky.

However, if you apply to the state you're usually applying to them all (if that makes sense). When I was hired I applied at my states correctional department but I was hired by the diagnostics center.

Should have stayed in the service, people won't hire you when they see you're a veteran. Too many crazy vets shooting up their workplaces.

Turning this into a Job Advice General

>Be 31
>A year away from going into med school
>Have lousy job that barely pays college

Should I keep going like this or just get a real job?

Try warehouse or construction work.
They will hire anybody.