I like the one I'm at, but I can't live off what they're paying me even with a roommate to split costs.

I can't do office or daytime work, since I'm a full-time student. Anyone have any ideas on something I could do that works around a school schedule, that I won't starve off of? I'm already in debt up to my ass from trying to pay bills and get myself edumacated at the same time. I won't tell you what I owe, but for a 23 year old it's disturbing.


And before anyone tries to be funny, I already thought of hooker or drug dealer and nixed those ideas.

meow85 said:

Damn!

PANDURITO said:

Maybe in the summer.

meow85 said:

How much is that?

PANDURITO said:

$100, up front.

In Canadian funds, please.

Bartender, they work at night, if you're sociable and chatty (which you appear to be) you'll make loads of cash... Rent-A-Cop, they work at night but I don't know if there's much of a market for them up in Canada...

I'm having the hardest time thinking of night jobs...

RenHoek said:

Keeping in mind I also need time for homework and, preferably, sleep too.

Bartender might be an idea...

I'm trying to figure that out too... good luck

Have you checked out this thread?
http://prince.org/msg/100/294833

Maybe it'll give you some ideas.

Well...
It seems like you might need experience though.

meow85 said:

With all that in mind all I can come up with is Kept Woman... I don't think that's your style though...

wildgoldenhoney said:

That's definitely an idea to keep in mind for future reference, but for the time being I don't have any money-worthy skills I could utilise from home.

RenHoek said:

Definitely not my style. But desperation can persuade a person to drop some of their values, at least temporarily.

I don't have a problem working generally, but I do have a problem working when it eats up most of my free time and I still can't pay bills. If I knew someone willing to support me while I go to school, I would so be ready to go for it right now.

meow85 said:

Have you thought of working from home? I know that places like 1800flowers hires people to take orders and such and you can do it from home.

I believe you have to have a separate phone line to use exclusively for the job. You also need a phone with a cord that has no features (call waiting, voicemail, etc.). You will need a quiet area to work where you won't be disturbed.

PANDURITO said:

we had those "things" at a food festival a few yrs ago- when they moved it scared the beejeebees out of the rugrat

meow85 said:

me too- but it wont be there after march

good luck

Shooter girl! Tips are awesome.

meow85 said:

Customer service got me through. The pay was pretty good for a college student and the hours are often flexible as a lot of call centers are 24 hours.

Thanks for the ideas. Hopefully I can sort something out soon. It's rent 'n' bill time soon and it's looking like I might have to borrow off the card again to pay.