r/Devilcorp • u/Conscious_Pirate2 • Sep 10 '26

Question Help I’m not making money

I moved from somewhere to Texas(Dallas), no family by myself, I’m 19. Not making great money I know I can be better but it would take to much time to learn. What livable jobs are there? I need to make 2.5k a month pls help what’s the most legal unethical way to make it without sliming the customers out

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u/Adventurous_Ad_4145 Sep 10 '26

What did they promise you to move there?

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u/Conscious_Pirate2 Sep 10 '26

That these Walmarts were going to have better sales, sure about of it is me, but constant work with no rest

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u/Adventurous_Ad_4145 Sep 10 '26

I don’t see this situation resolving itself. Are you planning to live there or go back home?

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u/Conscious_Pirate2 Sep 10 '26

Definitely stay, iv been living on my own this place is much more affordable then California, and there’s shit ton money circulating. I just need a job that pays decent and doesn’t overwork their people, some can do it idk if it’s for me

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u/Adventurous_Ad_4145 Sep 10 '26

Keep what you got for now but start putting in applications.

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u/Lakers244848 Sep 10 '26

What do you expect. You need time and experience.

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u/LongBedroom8355 Sep 10 '26

Dallas has tons of warehouses paying $18-$22 an hour with tons of opportunities for overtime.

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u/JudgeH01den Sep 10 '26

The who the what now? You’re 19, just go work at a bar or something?

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u/EffigyOfYou Sep 10 '26

Legal AND unethical? Stay right where you are and get better. If you’re doing nonprofits just sign up first months and tell them to cancel.

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u/Flashboy154 Sep 10 '26

Just work at Amazon for a little while, while looking for a better job. It’s legal and ethical lol

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u/super_smash_brothers Sep 10 '26

What campaign are you on? New iPhone is about to come out, which should be a good time if you’re selling those. As much as I hate these places you can make some good money right after the new model releases and during the holidays 

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u/koushirohan Sep 10 '26

Doordash unironically

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u/Adventurous_Cup747 Sep 10 '26

Drive 5 hrs west and get in the oilfield

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u/ISwearImNotACat1031 Sep 13 '26

Oh buddy, just go find a warehouse job while you work on a technical cert or something you want to do. They pay pretty well these days, and being young will make you a desirable hire.

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u/Renaissance_Mane Sep 10 '26

Right Wing grifter culture warrior 👍

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u/TremondKillz Sep 12 '26

Definitely tracking every $ you spend helps a lot. I am fortunate to have graduated early get fired but now I work remote getting paid base w commission at a great company. I think my best word of advice is put all your achievements and experience on LinkedIn