What's a decent minimum wage job I could get over the summer?At first i thought about working at a fast food place or at a cafe, but I'm pretty clumsy. Is there a real risk of getting burnt / hurt? Is one superior to the other? (cafe vs fast food) The other option would be working at a store (big or small) - cleaning, being a cashier etc. Any other ideas? From experience, which one would you recommend? I know that at the end of the day they're all stressful, but I'd like to hear other people's opinions and experiences!
>>34614625there is no good minimum wage job. You just have to evaluate what you can and cannot tolerate and make a decision based off of that
>>34614830I know, smartass, I just don't know what to expect from any of these jobs and therefore cannot evaluate them. That's why i wrote the question.
>>34614625Imo, Office Depot/Max was the best minimum wage job. Not many customers come in, you just adjust prices or tidy up the store. Other box stores are also good, but Office Depot tends to be quieter
Didn't work for me but try Amazon Flex or Doordash. Actually uh - by posting here you may be on a "gaslight and harass" list so you could be SOL.If you wanna see shit pop off try just picking up trash outside.
Pizza car wash produce stands some cities offer low income jobs
>>34614625Food service is hell because of the speed you have to work at Pick something that's not busy, like office depot >>34615459
>Is there a real risk of getting burnt / hurt?The injuries are minor compared to other places. Make sure your job has insurance incase you get hurt. Never work a place where you don't get taken care of if you do- you can't afford it.
>>34614625Can always use halp at the tire shop.
>>34614625>What's a decent minimum wage job I could get over the summer?you can't. it's already June. it will be September before the application/job hunt process alone is finished. you have to start early April nowadays
>>34617350Damn, good to know, thanks
