Target should be on the more pleasant side, and they're not minimum wage. $7.25 is minimum, and that's fucking rough. I did that in early college, but had family I could stay with.
Good luck and make sure they give you full time (and health insurance).
Just like irl tbh
Exactly, thanks to Lemmy, I now face a life dilemma of either scrolling the same posts for an hour or starting my day. Fuck.
If enough people program bots to repost to Lemmy, literally nothing. Right now, reddit's only success over Lemmy is historical conversations/recommendations/tips.
Well, you're still young, so you probably have to find something to cut costs like finding a few roommates or living at home with parents.
Also, if you have a cs degree, you should be able to at least work in anything that requires Excel like accounting/book keeping/data entry/data analysis, which should get you past $7.25/hr.
Also, check local (assisted living/long term) pharmacies for data entry jobs. I know they're at a deficit, and pay starts around $17/hr.
You sound like you'd prefer to take the easy way out.
Typically, if you went to college, you learned to learn. If you didn't, finish your BS and learn to learn.
Conversely, you didn't learn to apply for jobs or interview. Put your learning skills to the test and learn to apply and interview.
It sounds like you're in a rush, and potentially a money crunch. It's not defeat to take a small job, but you should be able to apply on your off hours if you really want it.
I worked for a messily $10/hr + applied to 10 jobs a day until I got an offer a year later for $40k starting. I took it on the spot, went into debt, but now 8 years later, make over $120k and I'm debt free.
Sort of. Corps have become bloated with power and this would just be another notch on the belt, however, if there's an active shooter, it's the police's job to take care of it, not local businesses.
This should also be a government role to send people like this to trial. We already live in a surveillance state, use it to stop shit heads at least.
Lots of events this weekend too. Guess we're going to have to mask up again
Throw I some pot holes and child pedestrian crossing the street, etc and they'd even come out with a powerful marketing ad.
"oh it's expensive to make electric vehicles so we have to upsell them at 50k+, even though we get government support"
The riots earlier this year were wild. I imagine just outing which companies lied would be enough to get people to boycott them. I hope the govt would take an additional stance though.
Need to figure out some malicious compliance during these annual periods to wake up the Republicans. Maybe a password leak because IT is down? :)