What are some good jobs where I can work alone?

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i'm a heavy equipment operator

there's people around but people stay out of your way, machines are loud and construction foremen like to see shit get done so you don't really have to interact with people much besides hand gestures

pays good too

>>34683485
But what if I'm too much of a sperg to operate that stuff

>>34683448
Mturk google it, takes maybe 3k hits and a few months to get your masters, next do all the test for transcribing, then hour long audio make 30 bucks after you transcribe it BUT to get those hits 99% satisfaction on all other hits, I do this and make enough to be a productive NEET

>>34683448
This was prob already mentioned but sell ya boipussy

>>34683448
Camwhore on chaterbate senpai, do very lewd and weird shit to get people to tip you, idk sounding scat play put live mice in ya ass what ever it takes my man

My buddy works for Davey Resource Group as a field technician or something like that. Basically the company just sends him all over the country to take inventory of electrical equipment along power lines in remote areas. All the travel and lodging is paid and the company has great benefits etc. They just can't keep people working his job because it's really lonely and workers basically have to be open to travelling anywhere in the U.S. at moment's notice. But if you don't give a fuck about that then the job is pretty dank from what I hear. No supervisor, no interaction with coworkers really. Just you, your boots, a google spreadsheet to fill out, and nature.

>>34683448
Projectionist at a cinema.
The pay's probably shit, but the guy I know does jack shit and just sits in a room checking if everything works.

>>34683448
Nightshift at a gas station with one of the plexiglass boxes, super comfy

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>>34683448
Remote programmer. Work from home and great pay

>>34683448
Forest ranger/firewatcher.

>>34683662
>>34683696
>>34683897
Nah I'd rather work with other people in a normal job than do anything like that

>>34684150
This. Learn to code, or at least HTML/CSS/JS, and you can make good money and never have to talk to another human again. (Email/text, yes.)