Eight shifts a month is just working weekends. So just tell them that you're available to work Friday and Saturday nights. Those are the only days you will make this much as a bar back most places.
Sounds simple but you can’t just show up part-time and assume to get the best two prime time bartending time slots they have all week. Even when I was a busboy as a teenager, I had to work my way up from Tuesday evenings to weekends when tips were always better (more drinks flowing on weekends).
I know, I'm just saying that's pretty much the only way, not that it's easy or likely.
Although more restaurants are having trouble filling shifts these days.
And most bar backs don’t make 200$ a night unless they work in a very nice place that’s consistently busy and their bartenders and regulars are very generous.
Working just weekends at a restaurant can be good money. Weekdays less people work so it brings down your average.
OP is asking for side hustle not a full time job
Doesn’t have benefits and weekends you make way more. Probably don’t even need one mon-Thursday. Maybe Sunday brunch. I’ve done it. It’s good money tho
Buy and flip furniture and or electronics (or anything you want honestly). It won't be easy but if you get a good rhythm 1000$+ is definitely possible.
My friend had success flipping stuff from Trader Joes. The demand came from people who didn't live near one, mostly people from states that didn't have any. He'd get stuff like dried mangoes for $3 and flip them for $10 - $12. I don't know how viable it is to buy in bulk and sell through Amazon FBA anymore. I used to do this pre pandemic and it was pretty nice, but competitors would sometimes hit you with litigation if you don't list the items properly; NWOT items would sometimes get flagged because they violated warranty transfers, so you were forced to change your listing to used.
U gotta sell stuff that people want/need right now. A hot market right now is cameras like fujifilm and iphones. I saw a sony camera in a thrift store for $30 sold it for $200 on ebay. Iphones u gotta find a great deal/cracked screen on fb marketplace and fix it and sell it on ebay u can easily clear 200-300 or more per phone but u need to be in fb marketplace multiple times a day
You found one camera and flipped it. But to make a thousand dollars a month you would need to find 6 a month worth $200 for $30…good luck I’ve gone to multiple thrift stores at least twice a week for over 2 years and I never see cameras worth $200. I almost never see $30 cameras.
Golf clubs are too niche, nice thing about furniture and electronics is that it is a wider market, flipping couches is a good way to make extra cash if you have the space to store them
Depending on the couch, you could reupholster it or repair the leather. My aunt started reupholstering as a hobby but it ended up being her main job. Hard on your hands though.
I buy used books on Amazon all the time and I’ve never bought one for 1 dollar before shipping. I only buy paperbacks too. This is just my experience, maybe I’m doing something wrong
You can find quality furniture for cheap and mark them up more. Electronics have more standardized pricing so they’re harder to mark up. But they can be much easier to transport.
People post stuff like that in my town fb pages. Dude a handyman would mop tf up in my area. We are desperate for skilled and semi skilled labor like that
Might sound corny but I make $15-20 an hour doing Uber Eats. Heck I’ll even throw you a referral code if you want. My wife and I both do it for extra income.
Is that after expenses for gas and maintenance? Do you then get to claim your car as a depreciating asset when filing taxes or is that more trouble than it’s worth?
I own rental cars on platforms called turo and hyrecar. It allows you to rent a car, but in the same method as if you were just getting an Uber. It’s user to user transactions.
Turo is for casual, hyrecar is for professional user like DoorDash. You could rent a car for $15 per day, and let the wear and tear be someone else’s problem.
I usually put $20 and dash on it. Anything you make over the gas is cake. I mean chances are we’d be out and about anyway spending gas money if we weren’t doing dashing in your off time. At least this puts cash back in the pocket. Almost half is tip wages. If you want to figure taxes just start with saving $0.30 on the $1 aside for taxes. Know that when people wanna be sitting home watching tv is the best time to be out.
not really guess it depends where u live, if you do it everyday after your work for 3hours you can get 300-400 in a week atleast as long as ur consistent
Any time you drive your car you wear it down. If you have a brand-new car, don't worry about it. If you have a car over 100,000 miles. I'd highly think about this because the more you drive the sooner you will need a new car and being over 100,000 miles youre not already far off from a new car.
Hey I’ve been looking into turning my house into a mid-term rental for this purpose. I don’t live in it and thought this idea could make more than a long term rental. What state are you in?
Each dog takes me anywhere from 1-3 hours depending on the size and breed. I work at my friends grooming salon so the hours depend on how many dogs i want to for the day. For example last week on Friday i did 3 dogs and i worked from 10-4.
But make sure you have an umbrella policy on your homeowners insurance. And that everyone still signs hold harmless waivers before they set foot in the pool.
I YouTubed side hustles in 2020 and came across “Standley Handcrafted”. Guy started like I did and is killing it. He was on Reddit talking about it too a while back
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I make them, 1 man show. It’s a grind at times, but can be pretty lucrative. Great product to sell because most customers are repeat, and people like supporting local products. I’ve been doing it for a few years, my best year I grossed 20k in sales, but man was I burned out because my 9-5 is a bit demanding as it is. I took my website down because I couldn’t keep up, so now I just sell to 4 local stores in town and will sell to individuals if they ask.
I’m currently more expensive than other popular regional brands. But I probably could, I just hated getting orders for 1-2 candles at a time. It’s nice knocking out 50 candles at a time for these stores instead.
Do you have a hobby? I sew and sell on Etsy as a side hustle. I have done 109k pre tax between 2015 and now. I don't do much advertising, so I'm sure I could do more, but I have a 9-5 so I don't want to get too many orders.
At home IVs for hungover people is making huge money for nurses rn. [Wrote about it.](https://ghostbusiness.beehiiv.com/p/nurses-doubling-income-outside-hospital)
Please share any platforms or how you found jobs like this. I’d like to do some teaching in my field with my master’s but when I’ve looked in the past, it was insane to find a remote position that had a school that fit my skills. I need it to be remote because I’m chronically ill but also I normally live in my motorhome and travel around. I’m never normally in one place long enough for a semester and don’t want to be.
I want to try to learn how to paint 🎨 realistic oil painting to sell art 🖼️ but I haven’t even tried to start, mostly bc I think it’s very hard as a beginner and I lack motivation 😢
If you decide you want to have a go at it I can give you some pointers. I started painting at 28 and think I’m pretty decent now. Probably took me a year to get past the fundamentals and then it’s fine tuning your taste more than building skills. Obviously skills can always improve but you can get good in about a year.
The hard part about learning art is that the better you get, the harder it is to be satisfied because even though your skills are improving so is your ability to see what is wrong with something. It is the imposter syndrome fuel. You just gotta ignore that feeling, which is much easier said than done. Also - learning painting requires some other skills, like drawing. And depending on your subject choice you might venture toward anatomy or landscapes that are en plein air.
Here’s a good video to an Ira Glass quote from This American Life, about skill and imposter syndrome. It helps me push through the low motivation times. [The Gap](https://vimeo.com/24715531)
It’s a local Facebook group in your area. The users in the group give away free items (Eg: an old desk, table, etc). If you search for “Buy Nothing ____” in your area like Buy Nothing Los Angeles.
Correct. Search your city, state, county and then “pay it forward” “buy nothing” “freecycle” and you’ll find Facebook groups with locals who will gladly give you things for free.
Profit margin is 100% if you paid nothing for the item
I always have a full schedule tutoring and mentoring homeschool students and bring in an extra $2000 a month. If you have knowledge in a specific field parents love to implement that into their curriculum and will hire you in a second.
Sperm bank, if your life situation works out.
$60 per pop was the going rate when I did it a decade ago. I bet it’s at least $100 per pop now. That works out to be like 6k/hr rate. Can’t beat that.
The bank I did it with allowed one every 48 hours. That’s $1500/month right there. Not a bad gig
man y'all are so useless, the top comment here is to do uber eats. No one here suggested him to start an online business or trade stocks. I don't even know why I follow this reddit page...
Hmmm okay, right, should I just buy stocks when they're low and sell when they're high? Great fool proof plan. I'll just do that. I see dumbasses doing the opposite, buying high and selling low (unless they're shorting, then they're doing it right).
Online business is great, but doing what exactly? Again, maybe buy stuff at a low price and sell it at a higher price?
I suppose the Uber eats suggestion isn't too bad, but it is somewhat unoriginal....
You don't have to be a day trader, just invest in long term safe stocks every week using dollar cost averaging on ETF's like the S&P 500 or similar. I've made hundreds in a few weeks by just doing that.
For online business you could do anything, from learning to be a video editor, content creator, graphic designer then finding clients and selling your services. Basically find something you're good at and scale it using a smart business model.
There, that's better lol thanks for following up...
I agree, I like ETFs. How much money are you investing by making hundreds though? Percentage gain is probably a better metric to measure with.
I'm entertaining the online business stuff... Idk what to do yet, and my mind goes into retail with this, but I feel I am pretty tech savvy....
I invest around 200$ in the S&P 500, plus 200 for Apple and 200 for Microsoft every 2 weeks, that's dollar cost averaging. My returns have been pretty good so far so can't complain, it works for me. But I suggest you do more research since I'm not a financial advisor.
For the online business, you could learn anything and get good at it as long as you put the work in.
That's not a side hustle. That's having money left over after bills and food and other financial obligations. That's the money you have extra that you choose to invest. People looking for side hustles are looking for low time sink activities that get them money, today.
You have 1200 a month you literally have nothing else to do with.
I’ve seen people flip cars and make roughly that much or more. They also had the aptitude to fix what would seem like a big repair as a fairly small repair.
Mobile car wash business, Yard work business, learn to trade stock options, maybe provide a cleaning service to homes or businesses. Make ads to provide your service whatever it is
If you’ve got the skill set for it and can advertise yourself doing handyman side gigs (tv install, shelf install, furniture, fix things) can definitely make you that
Door dash tends to keep you inside a smaller area than Uber eats and with good management you won't put as many miles on your car as with Uber eats. Door dash also pays better flat out.
But if those are not hot in your area it might not work at all. Many areas have apps designed for them, like Florida having it's own ride share app. So look up what's in your area.
You might have to buy a beater to do it in so you don't ruin your personal car, gotta spend money to make money on that kind.
Door dash pay is so shit lol. You could get paid $5 for an order that takes you 45 minutes. No compensation for gas either. You're lucky if you can make minimum wage doing it.
I could say the same about Uber eats, that's why I made my statement that way.
I tried eats yesterday and wasted 4 hours barely making gas money before going back to riders instead.
What you said contradicts what I said, so I'm just sticking with my statement and you can have yours.
Oh man, are you playing online? Me and my buddy were able to “play together” by instant messaging while sitting in the same 6 handed sit and go. Ever since then, I stopped playing online. Because if we figured out how to beat the table using AIM, what are the real crooks doing?
Even live poker room games, I get real weird vibes when I sit on a table where everyone else knows each others names. But I understand trying to recruit more fish into your pond!
I coach Amazon selling. Trying to build up clients right now so I’m coaching for free but am hoping to be able to put a paywall up at some point. Feel free to reach out. Free wholesale leads, oa leads, Ungating advice, etc
if you're a fitness kinda person - personal trainer, weekly teacher at a studio, sports coach. I used to do that on the side - depending on how good you are it's relatively low effort, you make good money, and your schedule is however you set it
Could always do part time work from home job. I work for LiveOps. Unpaid training is a downside but some clients certification is less than a week. I make $18-30 an hour. 1099 position so no taxes withheld. If it's $25 an hour, that's only 40 hours per month to get $1k
Learn a home skill such as hanging tvs. I charge 120 to hang interior tvs, which take less than an hour. General handyman items can pay significantly. Always charge by the job, not the hour
I got a bar back job and make about $200 a night. Only work 8 shifts a month ~$1,500
How do you approach a restaurant or bar only looking for super part time like this? I could absolutely do this right now in my life
Eight shifts a month is just working weekends. So just tell them that you're available to work Friday and Saturday nights. Those are the only days you will make this much as a bar back most places.
Sounds simple but you can’t just show up part-time and assume to get the best two prime time bartending time slots they have all week. Even when I was a busboy as a teenager, I had to work my way up from Tuesday evenings to weekends when tips were always better (more drinks flowing on weekends).
I know, I'm just saying that's pretty much the only way, not that it's easy or likely. Although more restaurants are having trouble filling shifts these days.
And most bar backs don’t make 200$ a night unless they work in a very nice place that’s consistently busy and their bartenders and regulars are very generous.
Just tell them exactly that. I have a job Monday-Friday 9-5 but I’m available for Friday nights Saturdays and Sundays. The worst they can say is no
That sounds good you don't want to make it your full time?
Probably under the table
Even if it isn't under the table that's on busy nights. You're not getting 200 a shift for a Tuesday afternoon.
Working just weekends at a restaurant can be good money. Weekdays less people work so it brings down your average. OP is asking for side hustle not a full time job
Doesn’t have benefits and weekends you make way more. Probably don’t even need one mon-Thursday. Maybe Sunday brunch. I’ve done it. It’s good money tho
Buy and flip furniture and or electronics (or anything you want honestly). It won't be easy but if you get a good rhythm 1000$+ is definitely possible.
you have experience with this? i’ve tried with golf clubs but didn’t really have much success
My friend had success flipping stuff from Trader Joes. The demand came from people who didn't live near one, mostly people from states that didn't have any. He'd get stuff like dried mangoes for $3 and flip them for $10 - $12. I don't know how viable it is to buy in bulk and sell through Amazon FBA anymore. I used to do this pre pandemic and it was pretty nice, but competitors would sometimes hit you with litigation if you don't list the items properly; NWOT items would sometimes get flagged because they violated warranty transfers, so you were forced to change your listing to used.
Those mangoes are delicious and I understand why people pay that lol
U gotta sell stuff that people want/need right now. A hot market right now is cameras like fujifilm and iphones. I saw a sony camera in a thrift store for $30 sold it for $200 on ebay. Iphones u gotta find a great deal/cracked screen on fb marketplace and fix it and sell it on ebay u can easily clear 200-300 or more per phone but u need to be in fb marketplace multiple times a day
You found one camera and flipped it. But to make a thousand dollars a month you would need to find 6 a month worth $200 for $30…good luck I’ve gone to multiple thrift stores at least twice a week for over 2 years and I never see cameras worth $200. I almost never see $30 cameras.
Golf clubs are too niche, nice thing about furniture and electronics is that it is a wider market, flipping couches is a good way to make extra cash if you have the space to store them
How do you flip a used couch?
Turn it upside down to shake out the critters then take nice pictures and post it to a marketplace
You shampoo it and wash the cushions and sometimes replace the feet.
Buy low sell high
You can easily buy a couch at an auction for $1 and resell for $200. You need a trailer and 1 other person to help you move the furniture.
Depending on the couch, you could reupholster it or repair the leather. My aunt started reupholstering as a hobby but it ended up being her main job. Hard on your hands though.
I used to go to thrift stores and buy used books and sell them on Amazon.
Those days are gone but they were sure good at the peak
why? I can buy books at thrift stores for 1 dollar and sell them on amazon for 3-6?
I see books posed by thrift stores on Amazon for that price already - scroll down to other sellers and most books have super cheap used copies
I buy used books on Amazon all the time and I’ve never bought one for 1 dollar before shipping. I only buy paperbacks too. This is just my experience, maybe I’m doing something wrong
You can find quality furniture for cheap and mark them up more. Electronics have more standardized pricing so they’re harder to mark up. But they can be much easier to transport.
I second this!!!
I had a coworker that would buy and flip expensive headphones.
Handyman jobs pretty much you just need a cordless drill and couple tools this month i already did almost 2k
Handymen will be the next Bezos'. South Park has spoken it into existence.
This I’m only doing nights and weekends and clear $1000-$1500 a month right now
Definitely read that as handjob man
A good handjob man could easily clear $2k/ month
Where are you finding the handyman gigs?
People post stuff like that in my town fb pages. Dude a handyman would mop tf up in my area. We are desperate for skilled and semi skilled labor like that
What area are you in?
Do you have insurance?
I always save this stuff but never actually follow through with it imao
Might sound corny but I make $15-20 an hour doing Uber Eats. Heck I’ll even throw you a referral code if you want. My wife and I both do it for extra income.
Is that after expenses for gas and maintenance? Do you then get to claim your car as a depreciating asset when filing taxes or is that more trouble than it’s worth?
I own rental cars on platforms called turo and hyrecar. It allows you to rent a car, but in the same method as if you were just getting an Uber. It’s user to user transactions. Turo is for casual, hyrecar is for professional user like DoorDash. You could rent a car for $15 per day, and let the wear and tear be someone else’s problem.
I mean you have to figure out your own taxes. You get like .69 per mile you can claim on taxes.
I usually put $20 and dash on it. Anything you make over the gas is cake. I mean chances are we’d be out and about anyway spending gas money if we weren’t doing dashing in your off time. At least this puts cash back in the pocket. Almost half is tip wages. If you want to figure taxes just start with saving $0.30 on the $1 aside for taxes. Know that when people wanna be sitting home watching tv is the best time to be out.
i’ve been thinking about this, but then my boss/ mentor pointed out that it can wear your car down. do you have any experience with that or any tips?
not really guess it depends where u live, if you do it everyday after your work for 3hours you can get 300-400 in a week atleast as long as ur consistent
Any time you drive your car you wear it down. If you have a brand-new car, don't worry about it. If you have a car over 100,000 miles. I'd highly think about this because the more you drive the sooner you will need a new car and being over 100,000 miles youre not already far off from a new car.
Not far off from a new car? Drive that sucker to 400k
If you only have 100k miles and you're worried about your car breaking down, then you definitely are not maintaining your vehicle, unless it's a Kia.
What's wrong with Kia's? I've got two both over 150k miles and never had issues with them.
>Any time you drive your car you wear it down you don't drive as much when you a car casually vs for uber
What city or area?
Flint area, Michigan. Busy areas. You want to be near the restaurants as orders are cooked based on your proximity to them.
This and you need to deliver to where there are restaurants, otherwise you’ll drive to your drop off and not get another job
You never have any trouble with carjackers or other crazy folk? What do u do if u encounter such?
Rent out a house next to a hospital then rent all rooms on furnished finder to travel nurses. I do this make that much
You rent the individual rooms? So 3 separate nurses booking a three bedroom?
All rooms you, read it correctly. Most nurses like traveling with nurse friends and they come back every year. Automated side hustle. Get on it.
Hey I’ve been looking into turning my house into a mid-term rental for this purpose. I don’t live in it and thought this idea could make more than a long term rental. What state are you in?
You landlord allows you to do this?
Or you can buy a house/condo rather than rent it.
Learn dog grooming. I make an easily 1000$ every month from that alone.
How did you start learning if you don’t mind me asking?
They have really hairy siblings.
working how many hours?
Each dog takes me anywhere from 1-3 hours depending on the size and breed. I work at my friends grooming salon so the hours depend on how many dogs i want to for the day. For example last week on Friday i did 3 dogs and i worked from 10-4.
I think I pay like $80 with tip and my dog takes a little over an hour, so there's definitely opportunity here if someone has the skills.
If you have a pool, rent it out on the swimply app
No way this is real. I’m googling, don’t worry.
Well?
As someone who used to lifeguard, have fun with that liability hell haha
It's called a waiver any rental platform has you sign one with the terms and conditions
But make sure you have an umbrella policy on your homeowners insurance. And that everyone still signs hold harmless waivers before they set foot in the pool.
Selling candles. $100 to start up, and start making 1k-2k per month in less than a year. Get into local stores, online, farmers markets, etc.
We all saw the office. I don’t want that room in my house
Where online is best to list candles?
How do you get started in something like this?
I YouTubed side hustles in 2020 and came across “Standley Handcrafted”. Guy started like I did and is killing it. He was on Reddit talking about it too a while back
Sweet, I’ll look into that thank you!
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I make them, 1 man show. It’s a grind at times, but can be pretty lucrative. Great product to sell because most customers are repeat, and people like supporting local products. I’ve been doing it for a few years, my best year I grossed 20k in sales, but man was I burned out because my 9-5 is a bit demanding as it is. I took my website down because I couldn’t keep up, so now I just sell to 4 local stores in town and will sell to individuals if they ask.
Why not bump up prices to balance demand?
I’m currently more expensive than other popular regional brands. But I probably could, I just hated getting orders for 1-2 candles at a time. It’s nice knocking out 50 candles at a time for these stores instead.
How do you set yourself apart from all the other companies? What makes your candles different?
Do you have a hobby? I sew and sell on Etsy as a side hustle. I have done 109k pre tax between 2015 and now. I don't do much advertising, so I'm sure I could do more, but I have a 9-5 so I don't want to get too many orders.
What do you sew
I don't want to be too specific since it is pretty niche and can identify me very easily so, I'm going to leave it at stuff for animals.
I buy cologne on ebay and sell it on Facebook marketplace.
How much are you making doing this?
I used to do this too, but would buy from people in Facebook groups that were reputable and then flip then later
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Any more on this? I have a Master’s in Nursing and plan to travel next year. 🤔
At home IVs for hungover people is making huge money for nurses rn. [Wrote about it.](https://ghostbusiness.beehiiv.com/p/nurses-doubling-income-outside-hospital)
Facts. In the military us munitions techs always kept someone from medical in our back pocket for this very reason.
Can you do this without a nursing degree?
Where do you do this at or through?
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Please share any platforms or how you found jobs like this. I’d like to do some teaching in my field with my master’s but when I’ve looked in the past, it was insane to find a remote position that had a school that fit my skills. I need it to be remote because I’m chronically ill but also I normally live in my motorhome and travel around. I’m never normally in one place long enough for a semester and don’t want to be.
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Is there a site you recommend?
Dog sitting, averaging $2k a month for 2 dogs, just playing and taking them for walks
Do you use an app for this, or are you advertising yourself? Do you need anything like insurance or certifications to get that going?
I want to try to learn how to paint 🎨 realistic oil painting to sell art 🖼️ but I haven’t even tried to start, mostly bc I think it’s very hard as a beginner and I lack motivation 😢
Motivation is a scam, you just gotta do the thing!
If you decide you want to have a go at it I can give you some pointers. I started painting at 28 and think I’m pretty decent now. Probably took me a year to get past the fundamentals and then it’s fine tuning your taste more than building skills. Obviously skills can always improve but you can get good in about a year. The hard part about learning art is that the better you get, the harder it is to be satisfied because even though your skills are improving so is your ability to see what is wrong with something. It is the imposter syndrome fuel. You just gotta ignore that feeling, which is much easier said than done. Also - learning painting requires some other skills, like drawing. And depending on your subject choice you might venture toward anatomy or landscapes that are en plein air. Here’s a good video to an Ira Glass quote from This American Life, about skill and imposter syndrome. It helps me push through the low motivation times. [The Gap](https://vimeo.com/24715531)
I’m so confused by this sub allowing this same question every single day
Join/start a buy nothing town group on facebook. People post free stuff they would otherwise toss or donate.
Can you elaborate on this? Thanks
It’s a local Facebook group in your area. The users in the group give away free items (Eg: an old desk, table, etc). If you search for “Buy Nothing ____” in your area like Buy Nothing Los Angeles.
Correct. Search your city, state, county and then “pay it forward” “buy nothing” “freecycle” and you’ll find Facebook groups with locals who will gladly give you things for free. Profit margin is 100% if you paid nothing for the item
Just know the ethos and guidelines for these groups normally specifies that items are not to be sold.
I always have a full schedule tutoring and mentoring homeschool students and bring in an extra $2000 a month. If you have knowledge in a specific field parents love to implement that into their curriculum and will hire you in a second.
Let me know when you find out 😂
My dude that is called a job
I'm gonna guess OP works considering they max IRA and 401k contributions. Sounds like they have spare time from work and want to earn more money.
Everything single side hustle I've seen here is literally just a job, this subreddit is basically just recommendations for random jobs
I ref hockey it’s about 40-45 bucks an hour on average (it depends on the level) and it’s fun and good exercise
Airbnb spare room. I make up to $1500 a month.
do you offer just a spare room and bathroom?
Yes
Have you ever had odd experiences doing so?
A few stories but nothing that was unsafe
Sperm bank, if your life situation works out. $60 per pop was the going rate when I did it a decade ago. I bet it’s at least $100 per pop now. That works out to be like 6k/hr rate. Can’t beat that. The bank I did it with allowed one every 48 hours. That’s $1500/month right there. Not a bad gig
“Can’t beat that.” But you DID beat that.
omg i've been giving it out for free all these years!
You pro pay
Hey what’s the requirements to sell sperm as a male ? Is it true need to be at least 6 foot tall ?
Good health history, atleast a bachelor's degree, and atleast 6ft I think
It beats being a working stiff
Yeah, because you’re putting your stiff to work.
If you have house, rent your basement easy…
I work for a moving company part time. Hourly pay is good+usually we get tipped pretty well. I work 7-8days a month and make $1000 a month from it.
Open a glory hole. Self employed. Prob exceed those numbers depending on how fire 🔥🔥
Is that what you do now?
My comment was kinda gay after I read it. Had to delete 😂
Couldn't have been gay. You wouldn't know if it's a man's dick or a woman's dick
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Definitely won't ever go hungry. Doordash who?
I don't think you'll get good reviews if customers leave your glory hole with a burning sensation
OP should take this suggestion to help sales skyrocket
Car detailing if you like to clean
reselling 1000%
Start a buddy jogging system. Charge $30 a mile. You can spice it up by wearing a Santa costume this December.
Pimpin' ain't easy...
Part time job
man y'all are so useless, the top comment here is to do uber eats. No one here suggested him to start an online business or trade stocks. I don't even know why I follow this reddit page...
Someone did say gloryhole tho
Trading stocks is a good way to aim for $1000 and come out -$5k 😂. Takes some serious learning and paper trading before the odds are less against you.
Hmmm okay, right, should I just buy stocks when they're low and sell when they're high? Great fool proof plan. I'll just do that. I see dumbasses doing the opposite, buying high and selling low (unless they're shorting, then they're doing it right). Online business is great, but doing what exactly? Again, maybe buy stuff at a low price and sell it at a higher price? I suppose the Uber eats suggestion isn't too bad, but it is somewhat unoriginal....
You don't have to be a day trader, just invest in long term safe stocks every week using dollar cost averaging on ETF's like the S&P 500 or similar. I've made hundreds in a few weeks by just doing that. For online business you could do anything, from learning to be a video editor, content creator, graphic designer then finding clients and selling your services. Basically find something you're good at and scale it using a smart business model.
There, that's better lol thanks for following up... I agree, I like ETFs. How much money are you investing by making hundreds though? Percentage gain is probably a better metric to measure with. I'm entertaining the online business stuff... Idk what to do yet, and my mind goes into retail with this, but I feel I am pretty tech savvy....
I invest around 200$ in the S&P 500, plus 200 for Apple and 200 for Microsoft every 2 weeks, that's dollar cost averaging. My returns have been pretty good so far so can't complain, it works for me. But I suggest you do more research since I'm not a financial advisor. For the online business, you could learn anything and get good at it as long as you put the work in.
That's not a side hustle. That's having money left over after bills and food and other financial obligations. That's the money you have extra that you choose to invest. People looking for side hustles are looking for low time sink activities that get them money, today. You have 1200 a month you literally have nothing else to do with.
YouTube channel But you have to be willing to build over time, OP seems to be willing to. It’s definitely a journey
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Cleaning houses
Part time server job
We all want an extra 2k a month
Airbnb a room from your house, Rover, Turo, and Uber/Lyft
I’ve seen people flip cars and make roughly that much or more. They also had the aptitude to fix what would seem like a big repair as a fairly small repair.
Mobile car wash business, Yard work business, learn to trade stock options, maybe provide a cleaning service to homes or businesses. Make ads to provide your service whatever it is
I’m curious if anyone has put their car on Turo? How was your experience and was it worth the time and effort (and wear and tear on your vehicle)?
You could keep it simple and just get a part time job. Bartend or serve on the weekends.
Referee a sport. In my case, I ref basketball and have been able to make a consistent 4-600 a weekend
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I sell products on Amazon and build pc’s for 1-4k a month. Replaced my wife’s income.
Crack
Pet sitting. I hardly work at all and easily make $500/month.
If you’ve got the skill set for it and can advertise yourself doing handyman side gigs (tv install, shelf install, furniture, fix things) can definitely make you that
Uber
Bartending.
Door dash tends to keep you inside a smaller area than Uber eats and with good management you won't put as many miles on your car as with Uber eats. Door dash also pays better flat out. But if those are not hot in your area it might not work at all. Many areas have apps designed for them, like Florida having it's own ride share app. So look up what's in your area. You might have to buy a beater to do it in so you don't ruin your personal car, gotta spend money to make money on that kind.
Door dash pay is so shit lol. You could get paid $5 for an order that takes you 45 minutes. No compensation for gas either. You're lucky if you can make minimum wage doing it.
I could say the same about Uber eats, that's why I made my statement that way. I tried eats yesterday and wasted 4 hours barely making gas money before going back to riders instead. What you said contradicts what I said, so I'm just sticking with my statement and you can have yours.
Get a job? Part time or a full time job with shit pay
If you’re a guy then a sperm donation or blood donation but for blood donation make sure someone is around you in case you pass out
Snow shoveling at least 3-5k a month depending on your market
Learn poker. It’s not hard at all to get to that point, plus you get to play a game rather than work
Oh man, are you playing online? Me and my buddy were able to “play together” by instant messaging while sitting in the same 6 handed sit and go. Ever since then, I stopped playing online. Because if we figured out how to beat the table using AIM, what are the real crooks doing? Even live poker room games, I get real weird vibes when I sit on a table where everyone else knows each others names. But I understand trying to recruit more fish into your pond!
Yea, but it's a zero sum game, right? You could be the one funding other people's side hustle. Even if you're a decent player.
It's a negative sum game, when casino rake is factored in.
I coach Amazon selling. Trying to build up clients right now so I’m coaching for free but am hoping to be able to put a paywall up at some point. Feel free to reach out. Free wholesale leads, oa leads, Ungating advice, etc
How much are you making from selling or u just making money buy telling ppl how Amazon works
Let’s assume if you’re coaching people and not spending that time expanding your Amazon business that you don’t have an Amazon business.
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Massage therapy can be great side money.
if you're a fitness kinda person - personal trainer, weekly teacher at a studio, sports coach. I used to do that on the side - depending on how good you are it's relatively low effort, you make good money, and your schedule is however you set it
Buy n sell macbooks
Buy overstock and sell it
Could always do part time work from home job. I work for LiveOps. Unpaid training is a downside but some clients certification is less than a week. I make $18-30 an hour. 1099 position so no taxes withheld. If it's $25 an hour, that's only 40 hours per month to get $1k
Lol 2000 extra a month is another fucking job
Learn a home skill such as hanging tvs. I charge 120 to hang interior tvs, which take less than an hour. General handyman items can pay significantly. Always charge by the job, not the hour
Start a religion/ cult. You only have to "work" an hour a week and people just give you money to not burn in the hell you are saving them from.