What are day labor job opportunities like in SF?

[Kansoku]

There are more jobs in big cities.

Could you recommend a city that has weather similar to SF but is cheaper and has decent amount of jobs?

[Jonotastic]

If you are looking for a minimum wage service job, you don't need to move to the second most expensive city in the United States lol. You might want to look into Texas such as Houston or Austin.

[Kansoku]

Originally Posted by mdwstrnkid

Honestly, if you are looking to save enough money to live here by not having air conditioning or buying discount bananas instead of the normal ones, you really won't be able to afford to live here.

actually i want discount bananas because it's ripe (it's ripe when it has brown dots on them) the normal ones are not.

[Kansoku]

also, you can get a room for less than $500. Of course, i'll have roommates, but i can deal with that. http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/roo/

[Kansoku]

so it seems SF is probably not that much more expensive than other places, when you rent a room with roommates, and consider how much having a car or air conditioning costs in other places which you won't need in SF.

[duka]

Originally Posted by Kansoku

so it seems SF is probably not that much more expensive than other places, when you rent a room with roommates, and consider how much having a car or air conditioning costs in other places which you won't need in SF.

I don't know where you're living now but it would be much better if you stayed where you are than moving to SF, listen to the other posters. By the way where are you living now? Just curious...............