Jobs without a degree

>>18604954
Your best best is probably an internship/co-op position.

>>18604954
Carpentry. Be a fucking man.

My first job was hauling brick up ladders for construction. It paid $16 an hour.

Or you could be an asshole on YouTube for money. Your choice.

>>18605166
+1 for your asshole on YouTube.

>>18605166
>yfw ~45% of kids aged 8-16 listed "youtuber" as their first career preference
>yfw career youtubing is only going to continue growing and is completely within reach for a lot of people

Why not go back to retail? If you've got some experience under your belt you can probably pick up an assistant managing position for more $$

Usually manual labor in the outdoors whether it's construction or landscaping or some kind of really irritating stuff like that pays well. Alternatively you could look for a growing industry and work your way to a management position. Clothing in my area is doing poorly, a whole mall nearby is closing down and several stores in another one are closing, but restaurants are booming so if I wanted to move up I'd look for something like that.

>>18606350
Career youtubing isn't as viable as it was and it's very hard to get in on now. The money isn't as good either.
>>18606365
This too, although I'd push for part time if you're going to college

>>18604954
CDL-A
endless job offers
see the country OTR
maybe just drive local?
1 year in with a company and i do 16 an hour with OT+ful benefits
seriously in an 8 or 10 hour shift i usually have about 3 hours of fuck around time
i get alot of reading and internetting done