Looking for a job that can support a $60 dollar a week gas budget, and have extra spending money on my own. Any good places to look?
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If you got the muscles, you might be able to get into a construction company.  They need brooms and demo monkeys.\n\nI made about $300 month 10 years ago.
560200
Contact any trucking company dealing with this and ask them if they are hiring for a driver or loading boy.  Maybe you would be lucky enough to get hired there.  Do you know why people build good credit?  So when they want to open their own business and don't have any down payment money their good credit vouches that they are dependable and can be accounted for.  If you don't have neither the money or the credit-who do you think will trust you even with one dollar? That is why they keep saying-pay your bills on time and never be late, you will need your good credit some day.   Well, apparently you thought that it was some kind of a joke ah!
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There's a temp agency I used when I lived in Denver, but I can't remember their name. Try AppleOne, I use them here in Portland with great success.  If you're not desperate enough for a temp job yet, try craigslist.org for permanent positions in Denver.
187789
Good luck getting $1000 leagally this week. Try grocery stores for a job, it won't give you $1000 this week but at least it's a job...
573395
Oh, God, that just sucks that you have to go to a pawn shop to buy gas.  They will not give you very much on the jewelry.  Can you do some sort of odd jobs instead to earn cash?  check out www.craigslist.org for your locale and check the "etc" job listings.  They often have one time gigs like maybe working a day helping to cater a wedding or a weekend helping someone move and you might be better off getting cash from that.  Good luck!
637762
There are ways, but they're usually scams. And you almost ALWAYS have to pay an upfront fee. So I suggest the good old fashioned out-of-house job. It's not that bad. I didn't get a job until I got to college, and then I started working 12 hours a week and it wasn't nearly as bad as I thought even though I hadn't had previous working experience. It's also a great way to meet new people and get away from your parents every now and then.\n\nAs for at home jobs, if you prefer, you can try babysitting and dogsitting (if your house is baby/dog-proof). Try not to limit your sources. It's always good to get out in the workforce when you can and just be active. Don't be a homebody! lol!\n\nPS: Why do you want to make specifically $92? Why not just round it up and say "around $100/week" or something? Just curious. But that's a lot of money to try and make in just one week. Even I normally only get around $100 every TWO weeks working 20 hours.
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Maybe try cutting back on "non-necessities", ie: eating out, start bringing your lunch to work. Ask a co-worker that lives near by to start car-pooling to save on gas prices. Cut coupons! Just last month I saved $15 with my coupons, the money you save, you could apply to your gas tank in your vehicle. Also, since your wife is pregnant, apply for the WIC(women,infant,children) program. That will save you money each month on your grocery bill, because you will get milk,cheese,juice,beans,tuna. You can sign up at your local Department of human services office.\n\nGood luck to you and your wife, and congratulation on the new baby!!! :)
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anywhere from $327 to $788 a week
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You can go here and make you some money. It worked for me. I even have enough monwy extra to spoil myself a little. Check it out.
650210
Let's see...I work full-time and I still have no money.  I have no money in my savings...  So there is no way I could survive without my job, unless someone wanted to pay my bills for me.  Any offers?  :)
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My gas bill for the house went from $50.00 to $200.00 within 1month!!! I was so upset, but it is because the weather here dose not know what its gonna do from 1 day to the next. I have 2 kids plus my nephew and husband here...so thats a lot. The gas for our cars cost around $2.30 per gallon. Your gas company should have a payment plan for those who cant pay their bills all at once. An income based plan. Check it out.
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I am trying to think of something to do as well because i'm in the same boat. I have sold food on the weekends. Funny I know, but its an extra couple hundred in my pocket. I think maybe you could try some work at home. Maybe even start off little, if you can bake, make some goods and start selling that or other kind of crafts you can make. I know that may be timely but think of taking a weekend off of school and work and cleaning out old household items and having a yard sale. I know these may seem like chump change but its money. Another thing is to try and look for jobs that pay you a good wage and help you even pay for college. I know that when I worked at Bank of America, they even paid for your schooling. I think the best solution is to change jobs. There are alot of jobs now that offer programs for people who need a job and also want to continue their education.
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Meals.com is a great sight for dinner ideas\nalso just research the net you can fiund tons of stuff on line\nI have two adults and one child in my house and i spend only around one hundred a week on food
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yea go to a rock hauling co they hire darn near anyone and it pays really well,just make sure you get a belly dump they are a lot safer to dump
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Has to do with the job. I would say between 30-40 bucks an hour. Because of the Gas prices and the fact that you go to their house.
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SOME RESTAURANTS WILL HIRE YOU AS A HOSTESS OR BUS GIRL. YOU GET WAGE PLUS TIPS. SO CASH EVERY DAY PLUS A SMALL PAYCHECK.  YOU WILL HAVE RESTRICTIONS ON HOW LATE YOU WILL WORK USUALLY 8PM. TRY "OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE"  "APPLEBEES" BEST OF LUCK.
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Well, here is personal experience.  in 1978 I was 31 years old.  I was an R.N. and I earned $3.75 an hour.  ( When I retired last year I was making $28.00 an hour.)   Our house payment on a modest 3 bedroom house was $109.00 a month.  Gasoline was 58 cents a gallon.  I believe milk was about $1.50 a gallon.  A very nice Ford station wagon was less than $10,000.  It be great if you could check in old newspapers for ads with food and clothing prices...maybe at the library or local newspaper they could help with this.  I just can't remember any other prices, but they were proportionate to incomes of the time.  In other words, by the time I retired my income was over 12 times what it was in 1978, but prices were too.  Hope others have more info to give you.  Update:  in 1968 we bought a brand new Karman Ghia  ( little German spors car) for $3000.00.  Our landlord was rich...he bought a brand new Cadillac for $9000.00