People with no college education, what do you do for a living

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People with no college education, what do you do for a living and what are your expenses like?

I'm 22, and have been working at Target Distribbution since I was 19. I work 36 hours a week and take home ~$1,200 every 2 weeks. It's good pay for work that requires no skill, but 12 hour shifts can feel like forever with only 2 breaks. But then I always remember I get 4 day weekends. I would hate normal Mon-Fri 8-9 hour jobs. Would have no time to spend out in the ocean.

I pay $450/month for a private room/bathroom in a house. Roommate runs his own home reno business so he's gone a lot. He's in his 40s, divorced, and has his kids over like every other weekend or so, but I'm working. I own a truck I saved for when I was 19. I financed a 23' bay boat that I keep at a camper my Grandparents have at a campground down by the coast. I go there on my 4 days off unless it's snowing and either go out in the river or trailer it to the bay. Every 3 months when I get an extra paycheck, I'll put half towards principle payment on my boat and spend the other half on new fishing/boating gear. Kind of got out of the video game phase. Became addicted to saltwater playing keep away with sharks.

I really like Target. I don't understand why it has shitty reviews online. Must be niggers and spics complaining about being fired by their own fault. 99% of people fired here are temp workers that have poor attendance or don't care to keep up. I was like 350lb when I started there and was about to pass out my first night unloading trailers. They put me up front feeding and haven't sent me back ever since, despite having lost almost 150lb now. One night I jokingly asked the supervisor when she was going to teach me how to drive a fork lift and after lunch break, she got me on one.