yeah, okay

keep telling yourself that but it's supply and demand and that' why you make the salary that you do

not be too sensitive, since you're getting shouted at both from your customers and your supervisors

i'm not arguing it's a top job

just saying it's not for everyone lol

there are plenty of people willing and able to take your place that's why you take that abuse and make your salary

it doesn't requrie much skill

that is just a fact

get a skill

true

the point is

that getting a skill

means leading yourself into the life of an average joe

working for someone else doing the same thing for the next 50 years

lol, unlike your amazing life as a waiter

i'm 18, i'm allowed to be a waiter 😄

well, you got to figure out that as well

having some cash is a good start to other things though

and that's the only real wya to get cash initially is to work a skilled job

once you have a good income you can make some money and invest in other ideas

start your own business with it

my foggy plan was work in shit jobs for a year or two, and start a side project on the side that i could fund with the money i earn

have no damn clue what project tho

that's not a bad plan, but with a larger primary income oyu could fund larger side projects

generally more money equals more options

larger primary incomes are careers

which require a degree

which requires years of my time

no all careers require a degree

jsut learn to weld or something

that's at least something

you'll make far more than a waiter

i actually quite enjoy my job lately

you can buy yourself a welder for a few hundred dollars and practice

just weld random chunks of metal together

okay, you can enjoy it, you don't have to do anything else

waiting tables is like a gym for social skills

being a waiter may not be so much fun when you are 45 though

I could see that

i'm less concerned about the money i make in temporary jobs

i'm concerned about what i wanna do in life