I work at target.
Tactical home goods item packager

I'm a senior in high school but I am part of my city's police explorer post(inb4 shitstorm) so I'm keeping close ties to law enforcement while i plan for college.

Then I'll come back to the dept to find work

Follow in nutnfancy's footsteps.

I have no job par se... you could say I'm a mechanic

let me know when you find out OP, i have a Bachelors, military exp. and still can't find a wage above 9.00$ an hour

>>9859982

Video and media free lance work. It pays great if I can get a job.

>op's face when he realizes that /k/ is mostly unemployed fat neckbeards who waste their only monies on pointless weaponry and tacticool gadgetry

>>9860036

>>9859982

23, part-time employee at family restaurant.

Briefly attended political science classes at university then dropped out 2 years ago due to disillusionment. Then worked at said part-time job and now re-taking high school Physics classes so I can attend avionics school.

I believe anything physics/engineering-related is fit for the average /k/ommando with a decent IQ.

im currently a bouncer at a club and for living by myself in a rundown shack i make enough

but im saving to get the necessary schooling to be in law enforcement

but if your really in a pinch join the military

EMT-P in california. Currently working on getting into Nurse Practitioner program. Feels like its taking forever :(

For the record, I'm considering being a Nurse or a Physical Therapist Assistant. I've been able to put myself through a two semesters at a local community college so I'm at a point where I really need to figure out what my best options are.

22 here, have a high school diploma and a year of welding training and a year of machinist training from a tech school under my belt. Currently working in a small fabrication shop (total of 10 employees) making $16/hr, been there a year and a half and started at $9/hr so I guess I'm moving on up the ladder. Typical pay for jobs like this top out at around $25-$30/hr around here in northeast Kansas

im in my final year of getting my bachelors in aerospace engineering

on the side i mow grass at a golf course. Hideously underemployed atm

>>9860056
I recommend nursing bud. Great pay to start...and you can go anywhere in the states with it. If you can... go straight for a bachelors of nursing as the job market is kinda flooded with ADN nurses.

Currently employed as a veterinarian technician; have been in the field for 5 going on 6 years now.

In college to be a RN. Currently in Calculus I, Biochem I and Nutrition 101.


OP, you are my age man. Consider just going to college to get some gen eds? Also, where do you live? Maybe your geography may help you place a specialized job. (AK = dat fishin' and oil, ND= dat farmin' and oil, etc etc)

>>9860045
EMT sounds cool but I don't trust myself as far as driving the emergency vehicle goes

also you guys don't make enough money

Army Vet. Currently a student on new G.I. Bill. Preparing for PhD program in Geology.

Pic Unrelated.

20 year old sawmill labourer
26 an hour but no overtime so its straight 40 a week

>>9860076
Yeah, that's why I looked into it. The money. I think being a PTA would be more enjoyable for me, though, and I'm going to have to spend the same amount of time in school regardless.

I'm a lifeguard at my college, and volunteer for my local PADI dive instructor and at the range I shoot at (they're building a cowboy action setup right now, among other things)

But I'm also in my junior year of mechanical engineering, with a minor in robotics and experience with ROVs, so I hopefully won't stay minimum wage for long.

>>9860100
You do NOT want to bean EMT unless you can stomach seeing someone with their intestines everywhere and/or hearing peoples' rubs break when you give them CPR.

You don't have to drive, but you WILL have to deal with some fucked up and gruesome stuff.

Mathematician. I do consulting work on logistics for a lot of people. Don't even have a high school diploma.

>>9860100
Eh, you actually get used to it. I was nervous about driving when i first started out... but people generally move out of your way when going lights and sirens.

But yeah...the pay is shit unless you are working for a fire department or doing private contract medic work. Its the primary reason im getting out of it. That and im way burnt out.

I'm an RN working in an emergency room. Keeps things interesting. Horrible, horrible place to meet women though.

I'm a part time stripper and I do hair

>>9860134
*Ribs, not rubs

>>9860152

What's the best way to bitch enough to get good free channels?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3x-ASSwLv0

Fucking... neurotic

>>9860134
EMTs don't have to drive? I can handle cracking ribs and guts everywhere, but I'd like to avoid driving an ambulance.

(Sounds retarded but it's true.)

part-time delivery for family restaurant, really don't feel like doing anything, with my inheritance/retirement fund from my mom paying the bills and having plenty of gun money (eh, ~$1000) leftover each month is fine for me. it's definitely an interesting job, and has made me appreciate my CCW (drawn thrice, fired on one occasion). pizza guys don't get enough credit, you try finding an apartment that has no lights at midnight, fuuuuuuuuck that.

>>9860141
$400 000 starting amirite?

>>9860162
lol. I love how dramatic they make things look.

>>9860160

Bitch at customer service until they escalate you, then bitch some more until they escalate you again. Then you're talking to someone who has my job, and we'll do whatever you want, I just gave a guy the $100 a month package at the $23.95 rate today because the signal was too weak from the street and it took a week for us to get someone out there, I don't even have to report it, so until another tech goes back to his house he has it, permanently.

Work as a full time loss prevention officer right now while taking night classes for Criminal Justice.

Thinking about going to the Pennsylvania Gunsmithing Institute or one of the ones in Colorado after my associates is done seeing as how all the law enforcement jobs around me are either laying off or have a hiring freeze.

I'd love to open a small one man gun shop one day and specialize in milsurp guns and light gunsmithing.

>>9860062
Anywhere near Leavenworth?

OP, I'm back in school pursuing a forestry degree so I can work innawoods here in Wisconsin. If you like working outside but don't want to be a peon there are ways of doing it. Just make sure that before you sign your name on the dotted line for student loans that your chances of finding employment after graduation are really good. As an entry level forester I can expect between $38,000 - $45,000 at the high end. Perfectly fine for me as I have no dependents. Before this I was a bartender for years. Cool job, shit hours, decent money, interesting coworkers, but unfulfilling above all.

>>9860205

So he had in the neighborhood of 30 channels, now he has >800, but I digress, I have the same package for free in my house and still download my shows in HD and stream them from my HTPC to my TV.

>>9860190

No. I worked for free for two years while I lived off a girlfriend and made a name for myself. I like my vacation time so I only made around 50k last year. I mostly just tell oil companies simple optimization stuff for their linear programming algorithms I picked up reading math journals at the library.

>>9860177
It depends on the company you work for...private or city. Usually if its a MALS rig (a basic with an intermediate or a basic with a paramedic)...the basic drives all the time.

If its a two emt-b rig...usually you dont have to drive if you dont want to. Driver has to do less work though usually... so that can be nice. Paperwork gets to be tedious after the 20th call in a row :(

>>9860220
i was referring to the "phd in mathematics, any job i want, 400k starting" joke but ok

>>9860227

Oh. Duh. lol

Why do you need to support someone financially just because they have a vagina?

law student

>>9860215
What exactly will you do as a forester?

>>9860231
I'm all for equality and gay rights and stuff but do you guys really need to drag your business into every unrelated thread? Cool it Shirley

Not OP, however I find myself in a similar position.
19, going to CC however not applying myself because I don't give a shit about anything I'm studying. I want to do mechanics (I fix cars like a motherfucker) but everyone is screaming at me to get a 4 year degree. I just want a job that pays a livable rate, and to be happy.

>>9860271
preach

>>9860215
Topeka area, lived in ks my whole life but never been to leavenworth

>>9860271
for the vast majority of the population... a 4 year degree wont get you anything other than alot of debt. If you want to be a mechanic, pursue it and rock that to the best of your ability.

I know plenty of mechanics around here that make a very good living.

>>9860271

Go to a mechanic shop, get a job, fix cars. The fancier the cars you fix, the better your pay.

Currently working on Bachelor's in Accounting, it's kinda interesting in an odd way and it's the only one of the Business majors that teaches you some kind of useful trade. And everyone's gotta do taxes so God willing I'll get a good job.

Meanwhile I work part-time at a port checking in cruise ship passengers and I'm in the process of joining the Navy Reserve as a Boatswain's Mate because I YAM WAT I YAM AND I WANNA BE A MANLY SAILOR MAN

>>9860297
go to a dealership, fuckers charged $900 in labor alone to replace 3 seals on my jeep wrangler's transmission, transfercase and rear pinion

>>9860289
What do you mean by a 'very good living'?

>>9860289
My thoughts exactly. I don't need a huge paycheck to be happy. Every other college degree seems to be a means to an end (big paycheck). The only other professions that I consider are ones where I can help some people (EMT, cop ect)

I wish I could just find a list of obscure careers--I wonder if I'm just unaware of all of the options out there. I agree with the above poster in that I just want to make a decent living and enjoy what I do.

i'm a locksmith. after i figure in expenses, taxes and all that, i pull in between 40,000 and 60,000 a year.

>>9860287
Ah. Leavenworth is my hometown. The only things I really remember about Topeka are seeing Fred Phelps and eating at Bobo Burger, where the waitress called me "Sug."

>>9860257
Foresters can do all kinds of shit. Most of the private sector shit involves tree care and supporting the timber industry through planting trees, surveying/marking forests for cutting, and using GIS (Geographic Information Systems) programs to plot forests and estimate the timber haul you can get out of it. In the public sector, you can do many of the same things, but you can also care for state/national forests and such, which is what I hope to do.

>>9860341
That's pretty damn awesome. I like the sound of almost any job with "smith" at the end of it--working with my hands on a specific trade sounds pretty cool. I think I just need to look into a bunch of different -smith jobs and see what I can't find

What do you do on a day-to-day basis?

>>9860350
opens peoples cars

>>9860307
I could never justify not doing that myself. Save 900 bucks for a weekend of hard work?
Also I don't know if this is just me, however I feel people place too much importance on higher education. Don't get me wrong, it has a very valid place in society, however lately the emphasis placed on it has lead to people forgetting the value of a little down-to-earth hard work.

>>9860358
pic related

Work at a forge/machine shop, also known to be a handyman around town. I'm the guy you apparently call when you want something lost, found, broken, or fixed.

>>9860350
>>9860357

for the first year i did nothing but open cars.
then i opened cars and picked locks.
now i pick locks, replace locks, cut keys, replace vehicle ignitions, and pretty much do everything but open safes.

I cut trees that are fire risks. But I am trying to get a mechanical Eng degree.

>>9860369
that sounds fucking awesome tbh, how did you get started? i'm the pizza delivery anon with an inheritance and little motivation

>>9860369
I've got a magnetic drill if you are interested along with a circular pick and circular machine. Code books will be thrown in if the price is right.

>>9860367
How is working at a machine shop? I've got a little bit of experience on a lathe/ general metalworking. Is the money any good?

>>9860369
That's neat, how'd you get into it?

ex-warehouse stooge, job was a fucking farce and my management was a bunch of dumb immigrants, but the pay was good while it lasted, and my coworkers were mostly pretty cool, a couple of them used to work for mcdonnell douglas building CF-18's.

i am currently looking for work at a dealership, or any place that will get me on an apprenticeship, which is why

>>9860307

made me lol, because it's totally true.

>>9860380

friend of my cousin's was keen to get me working there opening cars because they were short-staffed.

honestly the best way to get a good job is to have good connections with people. i had put in a dozen applications to crummy jobs before i got this one, and all i had to do to get it was come in and make an appearance and say "yeah, i'm X's cousin, he told me you were hiring"

>>9860383

code book for what? i already have a good drill and a circular pick.

>>9860386
Not really that thrilling. For this year (just started at the current gig a few weeks back) I have to shovel the tar sand into the molds from 6A-3P. But before that I used to work with a lathe, plasma cutter, and mill. On the upside, at the new job I've already seen two pretty horrific injuries. One guy lost 2 fingers on a lathe and the other broke his arm in half (he was able to touch the inside of his elbow joint) in a ram press for sheet metal.

>>9860422
I've got a few stacks of HPC car & motorcycle and 12 HPC padlocks. Sure you don't need a magnetic drill press? They come in handy...

>>9860430
lost 2 fingers on a lathe...a lathe? confusing...

What would you place his IQ around?

>>9860450
From what I understand he tried to clear away tailings while the lathe was spinning down, he got the cuff of his jumpsuit caught, and then his hand was brought around the bit a few times. Apparently the lathe in our shop has enough force while turning off to detach fingers. I'd say he was about 90-110 in the IQ department, but it was nice to get the rest of the day off on account of his sheeting the oil pan and lathe down with blood.

>>9860447

what do you mean, HPC car and motorcycle?

is that a bunch of ignitions or a set of manuals? what years do they cover?

>>9860526

HPC is a company that makes locksmithing tools

>>9860526
HPC code books for the ignition and locks on cars years 1977-89, 1990-2001 and motorcycle ignitions 1980-87. The padlocks go from brands I've never heard of to Master and Abus. I'm actually looking to get rid of some carbide wheels and my circular cutter if you might also be interested.

Anyone have experience with Airplane mechanics? Seems like a good job.

>>9860554
I know fedex does in-house training, but it's more of a who you know job. fedex aircraft mechanics make >$80k

Psychiatrist. I am in a partnership with 10 Psychiatrist and 40 therapist and 1 CEO. All of us Psychiatrist make $85 an hour. I work 16 hours a day 5 days a week. $326,400 a year and I get a $34,858 bonus at years end.

>>9860563
>the actually
and with that, im going to bed...

>>9860563
It really was more funny than anything. The people were taking it well (at least fingers was) during the wait for the ambulance. It isn't nearly as terrible as it sounds.

bump

>>9860305
Y U NO GO ACTIVE DUTY

>>9860566
do you have any sort of degree or were you just lucky/good with people

>>9860837

Big checks is all about yo hustlin homie!

Go be a fire fighter in some tiny town.

Or work for FEMA.

Or you can join the mass majority of /k/ and go be a shit shift mall cop.

Try to work your way into a place where you make more than $500 a week. In most places if two people can do that, comfortable living is doable. Just don't spend more than you make. And find some silly way to make a couple of extra bucks here and there.

Alot of us have guns as a hobby, and we'll buy parts when they are on sale and wait a while and re-sell them on ebay or whatever, or we'll build a decent lower mid-tier ar15 when parts are on sale over the year and sell it for a little more than we paid for it around tax return time when people are more likely to buy.

Reloaderfags will make a decent amount off of 45acp and .223

Its all about findin yo hustle!

25, air traffic controller (best job in the world) in Yurop
55k yuros after tax

>>9861049

Psychiatrists are medical doctors.

I love these threads, interesting to say the least.

Im currently 22, graveyard shift janitor at a casino. I have enough college credits to transfer to a university, but im not sure if such a path is the one I desire most. I have my associates in sociology and am contemplating becoming a probation officer.

I currently bring home 650late every two weeks with my benefits in tow with shitty bonus' at the end of the year.

Good luck op.

I was a photojournalist. I won two Emmys, but was laid off anyway when my station merged with another. Journalism is dying anyway, trying to think of another profession.

>>9861436
Bullshit. Unless you get paid to shoot and sic hawks on birds- you don't have the best job ever.

>>9861483
You don't find at least a handful of discarded pinkie rings every night?

>>9860566
so basically you just steal money?

http://www.cchr.org/quick-facts/introduction.html

26
Aircraft mechanic
currently making $27 an hour, $12 of it is tax free
Only get $29 an hour for overtime though

I hate my fucking job.

I should become a coroner. Dead people can't open their mouths to annoy you.

>>9861498

Wow, quoting a front site for a cheesy cult (scientology) to discredit an actual science. Awesome.

>>9861509
Removal technicians have great stories.

>>9860097
life guarding sucks thankfully i do it at 5 am when there aren't a lot of people.

>>9861512
>2011
>still not believing in Scientology

but I guess you deserve to make massive amounts of money, because you "help" people by giving them the easy solution in place.... I mean pill form.

funniest thing about this is most psychologists use religion in therapy

27 Graphic designer. I mostly work with devs. I've spent the last 4.5 years working on Information Architecture, User Interface, Data Vis, print collateral, web, and Usability. I've been running by myself for the last couple years where I work. Waiting for that raise... :/ it's only been 4 years. Wish you luck man. Something I'm looking into is learning Solid Works. Ive seen people design barrels and other stupid shut only to be offered per project or hourly rate jobs. Check it out if you can. Autocad/Solidworks. I recommend SOlid works more so than AutoCAD.

>>9861532

Holy shit! XENU APPROACHES

>>9861548
did you actually read the sources for the stuff on the site or did you just look for whatever you could to discredit it?

“We do not know the causes [of any mental illness]. We don’t have the methods of ‘curing’ these illnesses yet.” —Dr. Rex Cowdry, psychiatrist and director of National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), 1995


“The time when psychiatrists considered that they could cure the mentally ill is gone. In the future the mentally ill have to learn to live with their illness.” —Norman Satorius, president of the World Psychiatric Association in 1994

“What’s a cure?…it’s just that it’s a term that we don’t use in the medical [psychiatric] profession.” —Dr. Joseph Johnson, California psychiatrist during court deposition, 2003

Psychiatrists were surveyed about their “fantasies” about their practice. Their Number 1 fantasy was: 1: “…I will be able to ‘cure’ the patient.” The Number 2 fantasy was: “The patient wants to know what his or her problem is.” —Dr. Sander Berger, associate clinical professor of psychiatry at Michigan State University, Psychiatric Times, 1998

>>9861498
Scientology Faggotry will not be tolerated. Fucking nubs. "citizens committ for human rights" I'd a scientologfag org.

Any sort of healthcare job is going to make decent money. X-ray tech here, started at $25/hour, make over $31 right now, plus call (call is nice...it's $8 an hour just for sitting around being available, and then time and a half, minimum of 2 hours guarenteed, if you get called in). My health insurance is just about top notch, and I get 6 weeks of paid vacation a year. Not rich by any means, but I'm not hurting. I make more than a couple of friends who are school teachers with masters degrees...and the rad tech certification is like an RN (associate's degree). If I learn a more advanced modality, like ultrasound, MRI, or nuclear medicine, I'll make more. If I go back to school for a couple of years and become a physician's assistant or a radiologist's assistant (basically a PA that does fluoro procedures so the radiologists can sit back and read films all day), it's like $100k+. I'm not sure I want to deal with that, though...I'm happy at what I do now.

And if you can't find yourself a gorgeous girl with a good job working in a hospital, you are one ugly, sad, beta-ass motherfucker.

Ausfalia Army Officer

>>9861572
Good suggestion.
I've known a few lung technicians, they seem to have it pretty good too.
Don't think they get paid nearly as much though, but depending on the area, training seems to be a lot more attainable.
rad-tec programs usually have a long waiting list.

>>9861559
it's funded by Scientology you dumb fuck, because Scientologists have money and they want to discredit the whole mental health drug complex. Where the hell else would they get money to fight off multi-billion dollar corporations?

that place is just a watchdog group that observes for abuses in the system. In case you haven't noticed most doctors are in it for the money.

You want to try a neat experiment? Go to a bunch of dentist for a "check-up" and look at the differences in how many caries each one reports and on what teeth. It's the only reason why I go to a dentist who is a friend of the family, but lived about 500 miles away from me. Yeah it's a long trip, but at least I don't get some asshole trying to drill my teeth so he can make a buck.

>>9859982
>a wife, a boy+girl, and a dog, and pay off a house with a white fence.
>21

Jesus christ...

>>9861598
You obviously have never met a mormon.

21, Storeman and assistant manager at a classic car restorers. Basically taking parts orders, inquiries, car sales and shipping them out all over the world. It doesn't pay brilliantly but I still earn way above my actual needs so have a lot of disposable income. I got real lucky with this job and my circumstances are such that I have plenty of money to spend on luxuries. I don't mean to brag because I got this job out of pure dumb luck.

I never went into higher education, the lifestyle wasn't for me and I don't think I could have afforded the cost or dealt with the debt that followed after. I went to college and studied design engineering for a few years and that's where my real passion is. One day I'll leave this job and go into design. Ideally going into a gunsmiths.

>>9861598
Planning for the future

>>9861572
That sounds great, but like another poster mentioned rad tech programs have massive waiting lists around here. Are there exceptions or something?

Seems like every two-year degree which can land a decent job actually takes 2.5 years to complete and has a one or two year waiting list

>>9861503
Job hard? What kind of schooling or technical training did you have to do?

Industrial Mechanical Millwright in Canada, I work for a alrge mining company and I install/maintain large complex machinery.

For example this pic is a mine hoist system, i have installed systems like this and keep them working.

Very enjoyable career and things work out great for me, with Nickel Bonus I get paid about $46 an hour, the real estate around where I live is surprisingly cheap, I have a new 4 bedroom 2 bathroom 3 car garage home which cost $350,000 and I live about a 13 min drive from work.

Life sucked for me before, but 3 of college paid off

>>9862537

Holy shit I can't spell today.... 3 years of college paid off....apparently not in the English department.....

in weak economic times the best thing is to work full time, go to school part time. Education is recession-proof.

Don't sweat it about finding the perfect job of your dreams while still in your early 20s. The days of working one job for the entirety of your life is pretty much over.

>>9861600
Being Mormon I am looked at like a social outcast when I'm 30, have no wife and never went on a mission.

Mechanical Engineer for large defense contractor

dont be a faggot and work for someone else
open your own business. i own a hydroponics shop:}

reserve and school

Graphic designer and printer.
Quality of work is high, pay isn't, barely cracking 30k a year.

>>9862562
Profitable?

>>9862562

Jesus dude that's sad, what's your degree in?

>>9860056

PTAs can make good monies, and community college is enough to get you a job, I'd go that route.

>>9861547

You sound like me but better educated, good luck with that raise bro, waiting for mine as well.

lol at people still thinking college is a viable money maker...lol at people joining the army to fight and die by IED for a dishonorable government

"hey guyz make the same misguided choices i did!"

>>9862584 yes and i get to grow my own healthy food and write it off!

>>9862595 umm...why do i need to pay someone to learn "stuff" then go do said "stuff".
just get off ass and make it happen
btw how much did your edamacation run you? then you will know how much i saved:}

>>9862598
>>9862598
>>9862598
I see this posted a lot. I can understand where you're coming from, but I don't see why technically-oriented training isn't just as viable as it's always been.

What do you do for a living, and how'd you get there?

>>9862598
>Join Air Force in non-combat MOS
>get credits for being in
>Get job training, employers also jizz over former mil
>get College payed for
>Benefits all around


Tell me why people shouldn't do that?

you people still beg for raises from your slave masters?!?!

do you also get in trouble for being "tardy"?

wait...you must have to ask for time off two huh...good luck with that

I am a journalist and I always ID weapons properly

>>9862639
See >>9862629

>>9861547
ProEngineer>Solidworks>Inventor>Autocad
But for a graphic designer why not use something along the lines of Maya or 3DS Max?

>>9862636 "idk what the mission is but Murrika Strong Derrp
employee
employ
ploy
still playing the game for everyone else huh?

empower by doing for yourself and la familia

have fun letting the "higher ups AKA betters" be daddy and beg for raises, time off, and to be forgiven for mistakes

Pursuing a degree at SDSU in Aerospace engineering and working part time as a mechanical engineer.

swim instructor/tri coach, make 50/hr doing pool lessons, 80-110/hr for open water, just fell into doing it more this year and I'm booked through November. If you have a unique talent or are good with people there's no reason you shouldn't have a great job, look for more opportunities and take every one you get.

>>9862667
You still haven't addressed my question

>>9862667
So no real downside then?

mcbump

>>9862629 umm... its called learning... wait lets get this straight...a man learns a slave gets educated

learned=having much knowledge acquired by study
educated=having been educated

please tell me you understand the difference

we do not need to ask permission to study in a subject or be herded along an education path of others choosing. you are free to study in any area you wish FOR FREE

I'm 22. Currently a Cyberspace Officer in United States Air Force, O-1.

My pay is public knowledge.

I work up in the oilfield in Northern BC , Canada.
$6000 a month. Feels good man.

>>9862715
Tell me what you think your 3 best assets/skills are, your age (doesn't have to be exact), and the major city closest to you and I'll find you a job

>>9862716
So what do you do for a living, and how'd you get there?

>>9862732
good with/knowledgeable about computers, strong sense of logic, ...committed, age 21, live near detroit

i own a hydroponic retail outlet
i sold my car and went "all in" as they say
so feelsgood.jpg?

i am 28 with 3 years edumacation, no degree, no debt, no boss! feelsawesomeman.jpg

>>9862760
Are you >>9862598
>>9862667
>>9862716
?

i'm don't want to be hostile i just need to impress upon you "youngers" that the only answers to your life aren't army or a job. in fact those are the easy answers. don't run from the hard stuff like leaning on yourself to stand tall and learn without a coach over your shoulder

>>9862806
Fucking idiot.

>>9862776 yes and >>9862806

>>9862748
If you want to work with computers you will be in one of the most competitive fields, you should work on a degree and think about moving somewhere like the SF Bay or Portland. There are plenty of things you can do from home without a degree though that aren't as lucrative but better than nothing. Start a gun blog, you can post the same shit you do on /k/ but get a few extra bucks from it, you can get a small amount from advertisers, and a fair bit from merchandise if it sees some success.

The important part is to be moving forward, posting on 4chan is definitely not going to do that. Think "what can I be doing to make money right now." Doesn't really matter if it's 10 cents an hour, the important part is to get started. You can always pursue other things while doing a job that is beneath you if you must. I feel a lot of ̶a̶s̶p̶i̶e̶s̶ 4 chan posters think they are too good or too smart for the jobs they can get, and somehow decide doing nothing is better, don't fall into that.

>>9862828
I can appreciate what you're saying about starting a business, but I don't have the capital to get one going. I have a small debt from student loans and my possessions don't add up to much.

I have a registered LLC and a few other misc assets but I need to get on my feet first.

>>9862825 that sure was sagacious and eloquent
i bet you had someone "educate" you.

>>9862838
Thanks for the tips. I've owned websites in the past but I'm currently banned from Adsense, so making them profitable is a bigger task than it was in the past.

You're right about concluding that "nothing is better"

I'm a contractor. Worked abroad, now retired and spend my day doing nothing

I'm 23, a farmer. I also keep bees and I'm a part time gunsmith too. Oh! i also make some damn fine wine

>>9862842
no one has the answers for YOUR life
protip: virtually all corporate behemoths started within the realm of black market dealings

>>9862672
hes got it if he raises his ambition with a target for his earnings. unless he is like me and content with his needs met plus firearms expenditures.

I intend to one day become Sir Humphrey from Yes Minister. To that end I am reading War Studies at a Russel-Group University, and accruing a mountain of debt in the process.

Im a doctor.

>>9862886
I see

Trust fund. Dad made it big in software.

I get money for spamming chans.

>>9860150
I'm a part time stripper and bar tender. Have a bachelor's in criminal justice. Any job I get with my degree will sadly pay less. I'd have actually made more using my training to work on cars, which cost me about the same as 1 year of college.

>>9862719
Hey there really is a cyber police.

I work as a mechanical engineer for GM.

Civilians of /k/, what do you do for a living?
just enough to go to the gun-range once, bi-weekly.

>>9863932
>>9863932
What's that animal? A small dog, cat, monkey?
WHAT?

LOL at all of the government checks

Take what you can get, huh?

^ and what do you do

>>9862719 die inna fire

im a 25 year old powerlifter with a phd in mathematics
i can get any job i want, $400, 000 starting

>>9860056

Become a gunsmith. With us /k/ommands around you'll never be without a job. Lol

>>9862672

Agree.

I was doing about 200$ a month (eurofag here) as a part manager/part it support/part sales for an activity i love. Quit it and after a month of hurting got into my current job.

Forex salesman/broker.. Although i get about 400$ a month fixed, i can rack up to about 10k a month in commissions. 9 hours a day, weekends always free.

>>9859982

Nothing to brag about...

I'm 35 and in the Air Guard.

If you have no job prospects, part time in the guard isn't bad. You only put in a weekend a month and you get something to put on your resume. And in most states, you get 100% tuition assistance up to a point... in my current state, it's $4,500.

>>9864751
What's the "catch" or downside? Will I have to kill anyone?