What is the feasibility of getting an unskilled labor job in Hawaii from mainland? (live, requirement)

[Kansoku]

Originally Posted by Vaedrem

I don't think he is. He's also currently asking about sleeping in internet cafes in SF and minimum wage jobs in Manhattan while living in a room with five other people. He's been doing this for years and repeating himself endlessly, he's a troll--he never answers questions people ask him or says who he really is. I think he's an autistic Korean teenager who dreams of immigrating to the US and working crap jobs.

I'm just searching for different options. Even if I don't follow certain paths that I'm looking into, it's good to know that the options are out there just in case.
Where did you get the idea that I'm a Korean, among so many ethnicities?

[thatsong64]

Originally Posted by Vaedrem

I don't think he is. He's also currently asking about sleeping in internet cafes in SF and minimum wage jobs in Manhattan while living in a room with five other people. He's been doing this for years and repeating himself endlessly, he's a troll--he never answers questions people ask him or says who he really is. I think he's an autistic Korean teenager who dreams of immigrating to the US and working crap jobs.

was with you until those 2 parts

[Kansoku]

If I were to do yardwork, is this something where I should work for someone and learn how to do it or could I move there, buy some tools, and advertise?

[Vaedrem]

Originally Posted by Kansoku

I'm just searching for different options. Even if I don't follow certain paths that I'm looking into, it's good to know that the options are out there just in case.
Where did you get the idea that I'm a Korean, among so many ethnicities?

I thought you implied in one of your other posts that you live in Korea, but perhaps not; I ascribe absolutely nothing else to the term "Korean." Most of your ideas sound unrealistic, but in the end, if you enter a desperate life of poverty in these places in the US, it will be a situation where you learn as you go, and by asking other people who live like that once you get there, not from online tips or planning. Is there no way to improve your current life in the place you live now? Collecting all the information might be entertaining, but it's unlikely to be of use.

[Dreaming of Hawaii]

Originally Posted by Kansoku

If I were to do yardwork, is this something where I should work for someone and learn how to do it or could I move there, buy some tools, and advertise?

Is this really a serious post? I just can't believe that you are so naive, or are you pulling our legs? Do you have any clue as to what "doing yardwork" means in Hawaii?

Gee, maybe I'll buy a stethoscope and advertise that I'm a doctor.

[donthebeachcomber]

Absolutely LOL because of Dreaming's comment!

[Kansoku]

What are some of the names of the tourist companies that has the part time driving jobs?

[mdand3boys]

Originally Posted by Kansoku

What are some of the names of the tourist companies that has the part time driving jobs?

Google: Hawaii tour operators

hint: Roberts Hawaii is the biggest.

[hotzcatz]

If you move to Honolulu and have any ability to speak Japanese, try asking Enoa tours if they are hiring. They may train you to drive a trolley, which is a CDL C with air brakes and passenger endorsement. They used to train their own drivers, I don't know if the other tour companies do or not. Do you already have a commercial driver's license?

[Kansoku]

I don't have a CDL yet. I thought those commercial companies train you for your CDL too? At least in my local city bus driver company they just hire people with good driving records and then send you to schooling for CDL. Thanks for the info about Enoa tours, although I only had 2 semesters of Japanese at the Uni level (do they only hire people with at least near-fluency in Japanese?)