Yeah, good luck explaining that gap on your resume

>>83444815
Gap? More like a black hole

>>83444982
At that point crime is a more favorable option for you

>>83445209
Glow a little harder, rabbi

>>83444396
I was in the same boat until I was 27. I did some work for a temp agency, because you don't need a resume and there's basically no hiring process. A few weeks of that and I had a ton of shit to put on a resume. The variety of different jobs made it seem like I had been working for a long time and I also lied on my resume about it. Getting a job didn't help though, I'm still living with my parents 8 years later, but I have six figures invested and retirement is 10 years away. It's not worth it to move out, getting this work shit out of the way early is way better than waging until your 65.