How do I earn $25 an hour? I don't really have any special skills or certs. I can drive, move shit around, organize, clean; I know I could be a beast at any technical duty if I had a little bit of training. I'm great with computers but it seems computer jobs have been on lockdown for a very long time

Every job in my city pays $18 you have to drive an hour to earn a few extra bucks
Where should I be looking besides Indeed?

I quit weed a month ago so I can pass a hair follicle test but that's 5 more months away probably before I can drive a big rig
I've got a good foundation for math and programming (associtates degree with calc 1,2,3, DS&A and physics 1&2 done) but I need to pay off my fucking car

>>33253931 (OP)
Be worth $25 an hour

>>33253931 (OP)
>I don't really have any special skills or certs

Acquire these. Money will follow.

If you can start somewhere that lets you develop skills, that is okay too - so long as the potential for pay exists in the near future.

Source: Acquired welding certificates that were increasingly complex and now I can charge boat loads of money, given certs + experience.

> I can drive, move shit around, organize, clean

Awesome. You're 99.99% of the population... What's that worth?

>I know I could be a beast at any technical duty if I had a little bit of training

You understand this notion. Make it reality and acquire the training - lots of vocational schools or places to acquire certificates.

>computer jobs have been on lockdown for a very long time

Not sure what you mean, but unless you're going to be a top dog with computer/network skills, I see them as pretty low-end.

>>33254357
Thanks for the leads, I sucked at welding in high school but I could see myself getting the hang of it now. I'll do more research

>Computer jobs low end
Never even landed an interview for IT or data entry jobs but maybe my resume is fucked

>>33253931 (OP)
>how to earn $x
I won't read quick cash threads. Decide what you want to do with your life and create a plan for it.

>>33253931 (OP)
Learn 2 weld. Or become a waiter or bartender.

>>33255432
>I won't read
You type like a self-important community butthole

>>33253931 (OP)
Government jobs pay super high. Even USPS pays around that much. Court stenographers are usually a high demand job for high pay.

>>33256840
>Government jobs
Maybe I should become a cop or join the airforce or something

>>33259046
Cop? Only if you're passionate about making a positive difference in American society with lousy pay and a big tolerance for gen z loud crybabies.
Military? Yes; go to college! They pay for it as long as you make good grades.