Career Advice, don't know what to choose

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I'm 23 years old, all of my pre-reqs are done for school - and I live at home with my rents. I'm stumped, I don't know what direction to head in. I was enrolled in a CS major for money and the quality work/life balance that it was supposed to supply, but was unaware of the nonstop learning and passion the people in that industry have and want you to share as well.
I'm not like that, I want to run my 40 hours and go home and have never had an interest in anything that actually made me gravitate towards its subject material. I don't need to make much now that I realize it either, $35,000 yearly is all I need to live comfortably as I'm not one to have kids nor am I interested in marriage and my spending habits are incredibly tame.
I don't know what to do, not in the least. Should I finish up school while I'm figuring out what to do? Pick a degree that's more 'big picture' orientated, like logistics management? I recall when I was programming, a lot of my peers would love to dive into the nitty gritty. They'd talk about all the tools and frameworks meant to get the job done, but I only cared about getting the program finished. Seeing the project through is what mattered to me, not "Wow, so glad we used angular instead of react to finish this!".
Should I join the military to buffer another 4 years until I figure out a direction? My issue with this is, I can only do this for so long, I need to figure out a direction and stick to it. I'm 23 already, I have to get my shit sorted immediately.
A massive thank you to any two cents you can throw my way, I'm stranded out here and if someone can shoot up a faint beacon or two to sail this ship towards smoother waters would be much appreciated.