Thread 82140639

I've asked this before but my threads never seem to live past 50 replies.

What are some decent or good jobs for an early to mid 20s NEET with social anxiety, no car, no education past high school, and no talents or skills?

Every passing day I feel the walls closing in on me and I don't know what to do.

Before I even realized it, my life passed me by and I was out of high school for over half a decade.

What do I do? Are my only options warehouses, Amazon, or construction?

Someone help me out

>>82140639 (OP)
you could work offshore oil rigs or be a truck driver.
You could also be a janitor but thats a rough time

Tool and die, machining. A lot of the old hands are dying out and they need people.

>>82140639 (OP)
>decent or good jobs
warehouse

>>82140639 (OP)
Truck driver or Data Center technician.

Unfortunately if you live in the US you are shit out of luck without a car, I was in a similar position to you because my stupid ass alcoholic parents refused to help me get a license or car. I had to work at a Walmart, gas stations, food service a bunch of bullshit really until I had enough to buy a car with cash off Facebook and taught myself to drive. You need to resolve the car issue first and then you will have so many more options.

>>82140675
Warehouses aren't exactly what I would call "good"

i was almost going to relate to this post but then i realized i have talents, skills, will get a degree, & can grab another car if i actually give a fvck

Apply for NEETbux

There are no jobs, especially not bone breaking ones, for real NEETs

>>82140639 (OP)
>Are my only options warehouses, Amazon, or construction?
unironically yes unless you're willing to work in retail. its already hard for a normie with a degree to get a decent job. if you can get some kind of education then you should or you will be stuck working in factories and warehouses until you're old

>>82141186
yoooo look at her kneeee yooooo wtfff

>>82141473
I live in a state that's said to be notoriously difficult to acquire NEETbux and honestly, as much as I hate the thought of going back to work, I'm willing to try again before I call it quits and give up on myself

Do ticket reselling with me