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working for a good hotel helping guests as they come in and getting good tips. You meet people and are not at a desk all day
We have a friend who is a bellhop at a hotel near the airport in Orange County, CA. Lots of conferences going on and people coming and going all the time. He works the night shift and always works on Saturdays, both things that many people don't want to do. But he supports his wife and four kids (wife doesn't work) with this job.
I don't care if its below avr pay. I just want to work to live. I am 20 years old working part time in retail and going to schoolbut have come to realize school is not for me. I want to do something that doesn't chain me to a desk, i don't cae if its low paying, as long as there are jobs available in such job.
age 20 who knows what to do I still have no clue but did go to school to get my AA degree. Why it was not too bad and I also was working so got help with books etc., I found once you did the required subjects you got to pick what you liked. If I liked it or the teacher I did well also I did a few courses at nights. Why I had to work full time school will not chain you to a job you don't enjoy but may find you one you do
We have a friend who is a bellhop at a hotel near the airport in Orange County, CA. Lots of conferences going on and people coming and going all the time. He works the night shift and always works on Saturdays, both things that many people don't want to do. But he supports his wife and four kids (wife doesn't work) with this job.
that was what I had in mind but an AA degree will not hurt at age 20
I love fishing as well, but not enough to make $35,000 a year to do it professionally.
Some young adults I have met only care that they
pay the bills, save a tad and do what they love..
They room with others to keep the living expenses down..
Without a family to support they are able to follow their interest and
let that drive their life and not have their job be the main
focus of their life..
It is impressive to see them shop at thrift stores, eat wild game & fish and
barter...
Some young adults I have met only care that they
pay the bills, save a tad and do what they love..
They room with others to keep the living expenses down..
Without a family to support they are able to follow their interest and
let that drive their life and not have their job be the main
focus of their life..
It is impressive to see them shop at thrift stores, eat wild game & fish and
barter...
I like my toys, nice cars, being able to afford nice vacations, etc.
To each their own though.
On the other hand, if I weren't married, didn't have kids (and didn't plan on doing either of those things), I probably would love to be a fishing guide for a living knowing the lifestyle I'd be leading.
I like my toys, nice cars, being able to afford nice vacations, etc.
To each their own though.
On the other hand, if I weren't married, didn't have kids (and didn't plan on doing either of those things), I probably would love to be a fishing guide for a living knowing the lifestyle I'd be leading.
Yep..everyone has to decide what they love the most..
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