>>1558536
>Is working at a warehouse a good option
Depends. I assume $18 is the starting rate. But what's the top rate, how do they give raises, union?

>>1558540
they have a score system but you have to be a full employee and I'm only a temp. Idk if I'd be able to get a raise because I'm pretty shitty at unloading pallets quickly and the shifts are ten hours so it's hard to stay focused.

Learn a trade. That's where money is. Plumber, welder, backhoe, etc.
Try to find one that is both of your liking and has a good union. It's a work for life that can adjust prices on the go.

>>1558565
what about forklift driver? it seems like people are always hiring for that.

>>1558566
I've been a forklift driver for many years. When I started pay scales were about equal to >>1558565, now it's not even close. Wage increases stagnated, I'm paid half of what I know others are, but I don't quit things...
Save some money from the warehouse gig and take a course at a trade school

>>1558580
How do I know what to study? I was thinking about learning soldering.

>>1558590
>How do I know what to study?
That's the fun part, you don't. Just pick something that seems like you won't mind doing

>>1558536
So looking at the laws in Georgia, it is illegal to buy manafacture or sell weed.
In Georgia, brewing beer and producing wine at home is legal for personal, non-commercial use. Adults of legal drinking age (21+) may produce up to 100 gallons per year if only one adult resides in the household, or up to 200 gallons per year for two or more adults.
Growing tobacco for personal, non-commercial use is generally legal in Georgia and the United States, as the TTB: Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (.gov) does not require a permit for individual cultivation. However, you must be 21+ to possess tobacco products. Commercial production requires Georgia Department of Agriculture (.gov) oversight.
So you cannot legally grow or sell weed in georgia, but you can produce 100 gallons of beer or wine per person that you can give away, and you can grow as much tobacco as you want without regulation so long as you are giving it away and not doing so commercially.
I think working in a warehouse you can understand what the value of a box full of alcohol or tobacco products may be, and the idea that you can learn how to generate these items would be interesting.

>>1558660
That's the most stupid way to end behind bars and/or bankrupt.

>>1558660
>working in a warehouse you can understand what the value of a box
It's zero. Smash it, nobody cares. That's the truth you learn about boxes in warehousing

>>1558660
thanks chat gbt

>>1558663
How does brewing alcohol or growing tobacco and giving it to people lead to a jail sentence?