Ways of moving around the country without money?

>>18598482
Work in hotels OP, they can give you staff accommodation, most likely if you are wanting to move to a tourist area

>>18598544
Yeah this is basically what one of my friends did. I'm just wondering how I would go about applying though. There's jobs advertised obviously but would I just call up every hotel in an area and ask if they are hiring and provide accommodation?

busking?
learn to play an instrument.
magic show
comedian

>>18598697
And live on the street? Are you having a giggle pal..

>>18598703

No. You're having a giggle mate, if you think it's genuinely possible to do something like this without money up front.

If you're lucky, you might find a pub that offers a room, but these tend to be for managers or landlords rather than bar staff. Most places that hire without significant interviews tend to be bars and pubs in cities, where the staff turn over is very high, but they're extremely unlikely to offer accommodation (due to the fact they're situated in high demand areas, where people who earn a lot more money than you are looking for housing).

Accommodation, especially in the private sector, is high demand at the moment. Landlords essentially have their pick of tenants and rent is sky high.

Why aren't you claiming any benefits, such as Jobseekers Allowance and Housing Benefit? You could apply for these, find a room to stay in, then look for work in the area.

>>18598711
Ofcourse it is genuinely possible you insufferable mongoloid. As I have already mentioned two of my friends did precisely what I am talking about with no formal or 'face to face' interview; one went to work at a summer campo that provided accommodation and the other worked for a hotel that owned a large house for it's staff and got a room in there so no I am not being unreasonable to any extent, fucking especially not to the extent of recommending living on the streets you absolute door knob. Because you can't just call up the dole and ask them to house you in a different area for no reason, plus I have been down that route when I was made homeless some many years ago and the housing register is equivocally impossible to get on, the houses there are as rare as rocking horse shit. My best option is to just suck it up and get full time work but my issue is that I live on a remote island with no work and would still be stuck with the same situation trying to move onto the mainland here.

>>18598482
I live in my truck with my girlfriend. We find odd jobs on CL like moving companies needing extra hands and yard work stuff like that and we get by barely it we do it's possible if you don't mind living in a truck

>>18598913
I had also actually considered this. Sounds lovely mate. I would yeah but I haven't got a full license, I can only drive on my island but this is definitely something I would consider, enjoy infact