>so dumb and slow can't even do something as entry

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>>37505113
I thought autists were smart but socially awkward.
>being dumb and socially awkward
>not an heroing

>>37505152

It's what happens when a person isn't taught to garden, cook, do laundry, hunt, and learn basic life skills as a child. They are slow when it comes to multi-tasking, critical thinking, and communicating.

>mumble when talking
>don't finish sentences
>occasionally get laughed at by friends for being dumb
>get mocked by strangers for being incompetent

What jobs can non-sociable people do?

>>37506174
Janitor. I used to be one before I reverted back to neetdom. I regularly was the only person in the building

>>37506174
trucker
dedicated box lifter
sewers

When ever I plan on going through a drive-thru, I rehearse what I'm gonna say so I don't look retarded

>>37506174
Warehouse. Lots of physical labor but minimal social interaction definitely makes up for it.

Be a dish washer like me, I'm in the back and don't ever have to talk to anyone, a lot of people don't know my name and I've been there 5 years

I know this feel. When I was working at Wendy's, I could only work on the grill or on fries, but sometimes I'd work on the front counter. I'm so fucking stupid.

>>37506340
How stressful is this job? I'm gonna start looking again soon and I've considered this

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>>37506233
>tfw so stupid you never learned how to mop a floor
>tfw so stupid you never learned how to do laundry
>tfw so stupid you never learned how to mail a letter

>>37506506
They'll teach you how to mop. Just say you never have. They'll look at you weird, but they'll show you. You'll likely rarely see your supervisor. I saw mine twice in the 6 months I worked for them

>>37506365

I struggle with cashier because don't memorize the menu by heart. I struggle even more when handling special requests and off-menu items. I find it difficult to listen to customers (distance between cashier and customer is far and there's a lot of noise in kitchen) while inputting an order and communicating I'm even struggling with fryer because still figuring out portion control and how to work efficiently during a lunch rush.

Even if you stay in your comfort zone (fryers/grill/food-prep/cleaning), other co-workers may not like it that you are unable to take over as cashier or drive thru . Having co-workers not like you is bad.

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>>37505113
Same anon. I can't hear very well and my head is always in a fog. I got a nice gig washing dishes but even then my coworkers think i'm weird.

>>37505113
I'll never do fast food, at 32, I'm just looking for anything where I don't have to be very customer oriented

>>37506335

For those considering warehouse job:
you have to learn the job fast or else everyone will hate you. You must be able to move like a machine for hours even though you're tired, hungry, thirsty, depressed, your body hurts, and you have to use a toilet.

What difficulties do you often have when adapting to a new job?

>>37505152
Im not op, I wouldn't say I'm intelligent but with some time I'm able to do things most people would consider smart, under pressure I'm a fucking mess.

>tfw a couple coworkers don't like me and they've been in the process of slowly sabotaging me here
and I have a super isolated job and this shit still happens to me. interacting with people is such a hassle for me I wish I could be neet again

It is easier to multitask a job that doesn't require customer interaction.