my parents are forcing me to get a job and maybe someone could give me recommendations, im a university student so part time, im really bad at interacting with people and whenever someone asks me a question i freeze and need them to repeat it 5 times to understand, but i promise i will put in 100% effort does anyone havei deas

>>81539832 (OP)
always try not becoming a wageslave first
try, try and try again

>>81539832 (OP)
try to get a manual job at a warehouse or somewhere where you don't have to interact with customers

Warehouse. Basically slave labour but okay pay and no brains. And you get muscles!

>>81539832 (OP)
you could become a housewife, or if you're a male then disregard this

>>81539884
Why disregard? Just gotta learn makeup and put on a cute dress.

>>81539832 (OP)
>im a university student so part time
I'd recommend you look into your school's website to see if there are positions they offer for students, such as being a janny or working in the cafeteria--there usually are--but since you made this thread instead of just asking GPT-chan, just go up to your counseling office and ask there.

You could also become a security guard. If you're in the states, you'll likely have to obtain a guard card. Try and get your firearm certification so you can battle otherworldly spooks, SMT style and have something to write about on /x/--everyone always has something to write about.

Warehouse jobs are for faggots who like to hold in their piss, and Jeff Bezos tongues my anus.

>>81539832 (OP)
>im a university student so part time
depending on the time you studied and availability in your country id look at jobs related to your field
>>81540343
and this

Actually, what do you study? Why not just attach yourself to your professor and beg them to let you do research with them if it's something STEM related? Even if it's not exactly "novel" research, some professors like to throw their students--primarily honors fags--into the deep end and watch them flail around like faggots without floaties 4 teh lolz. The drowning will continue until rigor becomes trivial.