Even if I'm not getting kicked out (though, I don't know what else it could be considering her conversation with her father), I still need out. She's been extremely angry towards me, more so than usual, so I better get gone.
Since I'm right smack dab in the center I can go anywhere. I may have an opportunity for an apartment maintenance job, but I'm very worried about my pains not allowing me to do it. I can become seriously uncontrollable when they get bad, which I can be dangerous to be around. So I really need something that's very nonphysical. (Standing, sitting, walking, doesn't matter. They all can hurt excessively after 5 minutes or several hours, very erratic).
Also, I'll need to find real non-kill shelters or homes for my cats. I have four indoor (one of which will need to be put down), and one outdoor cat. They've been all fixed. So that would need to be en route to wherever I go, too.
These are the things I have that I can sell en route that should be able to make the transition easier (as I really can't just eat anything after some NSAID side effects).
- Math books: https://imgur.com/a/math-books-U3N1Xus
- Native Flutes and tools: https://imgur.com/a/tools-flutes-DDnbvHv
- Computers: https://imgur.com/a/fqA0NVp
Ok, with all that said, anyone know of any jobs that might not be so physically demanding in your neck of the woods? Or deserts?
A call center job might be a good option. They'll hire anyone who can pass a drug test, and it's completely non-physical.
Ooh! Hmm! I'll have to look into them.
And wouldn't you know it, indeed now makes you enter in a phone number. I may not have this phone for long as it's not under my name, ๐ถ
If you need to get a cell phone plan in your name, US Mobile has a 2-gig/mo cell phone plan for $10/mo. My partner and I moved to them a couple months ago and are spending $28 for 2 lines at 10gb/mo, down from $144 for an unlimited plan with T-Mobile. USM is very upfront with their pricing and Iโm a fan. (I do have a promo code I can share, but Iโm honestly not recommending it for the kickback.)
You're better off locating a call center and checking with them directly. The one I worked for had all job postings on their website.
One big plus of a call center is they love to promote from within the company. It's often because they don't want to pay market salaries, but if you treat it like an internship, it's not a bad deal.
I went from being an agent to being a senior server engineer in like 4 years, then jumped to a government contractor gig paying 3x what I was making there.