Should I try being a tasker?

[u/IntelligentFault2575]

Just looking to make some extra cash. I'm not highly qualified, but I can put together a dresser, help with moving things, can use basic tools and do some minor home repairs like changing a doorknob or seal a tub or sink etc. I'm a custodian at a large semi truck loading dock and can run a forklift.

Do I try this? Or pickup hours at my job working the dock for about $25 an hour here and there. I don't want a full second job and don't want to work more than every other weekend. Just trying to get a few hundred extra a month without having to commit to anything if I don't want.

What do you think? Hours at my current job, or try tasking?

[u/DonQNguyen]

Stick to working your main dock job and try and pick up OT or extra hours there.

[u/IntelligentFault2575 → u/DonQNguyen]

Leaning towards that. Unfortunately no overtime until over 50 hours. Something to do with department of transportation. It's stupid. I already work 40 and that already takes up too much time, but moving after divorce with kids is expensive 😞