What do you robots do to make ends meet? I wagecuck working

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co-own a restaurant with my old buddy

Pretty nice and not so busy since i'm no longer the head cook and just kind of "supervise" and such. Also get to go on long drives to costco to buy ingredients

7/10 job.

>>38419008

Burning through my military savings paying for school (pre-med), thinking of taking a pharmacy tech job at CVS.

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>Currently:
Paralegal making ~45K/yr
>Next month:
Going to law school full time, so leaving paralegal job. Will try doing deliveries in free time via postmates. Already applied and should be good to start well before Aug 1.

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>>38419008
>29
>worthless BA degree in political science
>jobs Ive had in the last 5 years include: Sign waver, security guard, tutor, and life guard.
>Never made more than 24k/year. Usually less than 10k a year.
>living off unemployment ATM. Have 10k in savings. Live with mom and dad, so no real living expenses besides auto insurance and gas.
>Pretty much so burnt out and demoralized that I'm never going to work again unless it's a real job that pays more than 40k.

>>38419255
Fellow PoliSci grad here. I'm 27 and I sell paint for a living. If you're still interested in politics, now is the best time in recent memory to get involved doing something. You'd be surprised how welcoming most local parties and organizations are. It's not paid work but at least you (sort of) get to put your degree to use.

I'm a grounds keeper for a govt facility. Make 17.50/hr. 40/week. I'm very depressed. Gotta be there from 6am-2:30pm.
At least there is room to move up.

>>38419294
I did some canvassing work (volunteered at first and then paid $100/day) and handed out my resume to some people.

Was only offered more pointless canvassing work for less pay.

>>38419008
Line cook
11.50/hr+tips it typically works out being $15-$16/hr when you factor in tips
Sous position just opened aand I'm already covering some of those shifts (our sous chef walked out). Would be cool.

>>38419255
>>38419294
I'm >>38420016 and I too have a useless polisci BA that I never used. But I am really into cooking which I never knew before taking a dishwashing job out of necessity and working my way onto the line