any autistic wageslaves want to share tips on finding a job.

>>35361366
Dude just work night shifts

You graduated four years ago and you have the balls to ask your parents to buy you a game system? Damn man.

my first job was in the back of a kitchen making milkshakes and prepping stuff
first few days were hell because i was used to sitting down all day for 8 years. there aren't chairs in a kitchen, my lower back was just pure pain. then i bought some gel insoles and it fixed the problem completely.

i'd really recommend prep cook(the position name)/any kind of cook if you're awkward and lack higher knowledge, but can put the work in. you might seem a little weird but if you do your job right people will start to respect you even if you don't want to hold conversations

it does get stressful when you're really busy or have to do something new (i had to cut and weigh ribeyes and fucked like half the slab up the first two times) but no one ever got mad at me.

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Work night shifts
My first job was at a bowling alley open 24/7 at night shifts. Fucking easy money if i do say so myself. Nobody talks to you and the customers could be kinda weird and Your sleep schedule gets pretty fucked but who gives a shit. Atleast you'll be able to play zelda. Good luck OP.

Backroom jobs, night shift work, or manufacturing are all good options.

>>35361366
labor jobs. landscaping companies, manufacturing facilities are always looking for people.

Bank teller, bureaux de change teller, vending machine stockist, delivery driver.