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saber funds 4 months 3 weeks ago #40158
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as i am to young i dont have a job what ways do you guys recomend for me to make money
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saber funds 4 months 3 weeks ago #40160
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Do you make any money at all? While my missus and I work, we don't have a lot to spare for fun stuff. Right now, I'm setting aside $50 a month for upgrading the empty ASP hilt I preordered. Then, on occasions where I can spare it, or get gifted some cash, I add that to the pot, too. Guarantee's I'll have my saber at the level I want it, and prevents me going overboard and trying to hoard every hilt I see.
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saber funds 4 months 3 weeks ago #40161
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In terms of making money, I would suggest being that you are young just go around from house to house asking if people need help with yard work or washing cars. You then should set aside I would say 30 dollars a month and eventually you will have enough to buy one of these works of art.
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saber funds 4 months 3 weeks ago #40164
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you know that might actually work once the wheather warms up
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saber funds 4 months 3 weeks ago #40165
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Snow removal, grass cutting,leaf raking,trash removal. Those four activities bought me my first car. You'll be surprised how quick people will pay to have these services taken care of. Also, if you're old enough, fast food restaurants are always hiring. Good luck!!
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saber funds 4 months 3 weeks ago #40222
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Darth_ludacris wrote:
as i am to young i dont have a job what ways do you guys recomend for me to make money
HAHA I LOVE THIS SPIRIT TO GET A SABER. I think you could just become that guy that sells candy bars, portable iPhone chargers, and headphones at school. You could invest in buying some Star Wars collectables that'll gain value. You can hold a yard sale and sell all of your Star Trek paraphernalia. You could go to a mall and hold a sign that says "free hugs: tips welcome". You could design a new product. You just gotta be creative with it lol I just fired these off from the top of my head. 
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saber funds 4 months 3 weeks ago #40233
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Greysider wrote:
Snow removal, grass cutting,leaf raking,trash removal. Those four activities bought me my first car. You'll be surprised how quick people will pay to have these services taken care of. Also, if you're old enough, fast food restaurants are always hiring. Good luck!!
On the rare occasion that my kids offer to do any of this for me, I am happy to pay them for a job well done. You might start with Mom & Dad, and work your way out from there! |
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Imagine what you will know tomorrow....
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saber funds 4 months 3 weeks ago #40234
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If this yard work is up your alley, cleaning people's gutters can also get you some good money.
Another thing that you can do is collect driftwood from along lake or riversides and sell it online. A lot of people will pay good money for that. |
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saber funds 4 months 3 weeks ago #40235
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ive never heard of people selling driftwood what use does it have but even so i live in a dessert area
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saber funds 4 months 3 weeks ago #40236
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but since it is winter snow removel is my best shot at money
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saber funds 4 months 3 weeks ago #40239
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A lot of art projects. People will use it to make everything from small sculptures or stands, all the way up to furniture.
And while it won't work now, if you live in a desert area that has tumbleweed, you can sell those online too. |
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saber funds 4 months 3 weeks ago #40248
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Lots of good suggestions made already, is there such a thing in the States as restocking shelves at the local supermarket? Paper runs are likely obsolete these days as virtually everything is online and the demand for newspapers in black & white just isn't there. Another alternative for 'young' enthusiastic people wanting to earn money is being a dish-pig, i.e. dish-washer-up-erer at a local eatery. These are popular starting places over here other than Brax's suggestion with starting at home with chores and various duties around the house. Parents are typically more generous when it comes to pay rates than actual employers too.
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saber funds 4 months 3 weeks ago #40253
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You can restock shelves, however depending on what state you live in (I am in California) you have to be a certain age before you can work. Here you have to be at least 16 to have a job.
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You give life, You are love.You bring light to the darkness.
You give hope, You restore every heart that is broken. |