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Healthcare's days are numbered. The reason it's so hot right now is that we still have Boomers and they're all old and frail.

If you have electrician skills, have you considered becoming a lineman? That's often overlooked.

Another trade that is overlooked would be guys who do elevator repairs. Small field, pays well. Not many know about it. You might try to break into that.

I understand you can go crabbing in Alaska and pull 6 figures per season. It's difficult, dangerous work, which is why it pays so well.

Real estate is almost always an option if you don't have a criminal record. However, you need good people skills. If you have them, you can make good money though. A college degree is usually not required.

You might also try becoming a "roughneck" in the oil industry. This is another job that pays well. It would also be a springboard to other oil-related jobs.

Plumbers make a lot of money. I know because plumbing is insanely expensive. A/C is too. I get a lot of that done and no one is a jeet or groid.

HVAC is full of spics and niggers. Elevator mechanics make good money and you have to be smart enough not to die, so it weeds out the low IQ trash including white trash. It's dangerous and tricky but it pays.

In the same boat, have reduced myself to entry level retail again, and STILL no freaking calls after 4 months.

I think entrepreneurship would be the only thing left to do. So if you can figure out what to buy at wholesale and where to sell it for a profit, you will be able to transition from relying on a wage to relying on profit.

That said, I assume only American states have the best chance at entrepreneurship since democrat shitholes have gone out of their way to over burden entrepreneurs with so much policies and taxes.

Mow lawns

Right off my dome I'd say electrician still has it. I work healthcare and its gay AF.

Normies have trashed everything

Maybe it's just about embracing all that is awful

> replaced by AI

Not even remotely true. They're just saying this so you get into the mindset you're in right now.

> Military is ZOG

Since the fucking 1800s, man.

> Electricians (even industrial ones) cap out at $28/ hour

You haven't thought about overtime. Plus once you're a journeyman you start your own shop.

> Sorry but I want to have a life.

Have children... then you won't have a life to complain about.

> HVAC maybe

You're not going to work for someone in the trades and be happy. You will need to run your own business. Cut the shit and get cracking. The field really doesn't matter. You've named like 5 things that are never going to go away. Pick one.

How much money do you think you need to make? What's the cost of living in the area you live?


There are a fuck ton of retarded Indians fucking up IT, but skilled IT people are still required. Public sentiment is turning against H1B visa, to the point where the Magatards will openly mock Trump. Same goes for trucking. Eventually there will be a massive push to get rid of the Indians as we now have AI.


Junior engineers make dog shit wages? That's simply not true. The jr moniker only lasts for about 2 years.


Your post reads as, "How do I make cash fast?"


I worked at a company for 6 years for dogshit wages to learn the industry that I work in. I now earn a damn good salary.

HVAC is the worst job ever nothing but fat criminal drug addicted who spend all their money on scratchers and quads, and the pay will be comparable to electricians in your area. I’d only go to school for geology, chemistry, or botany. I was in the elevator industry and couldn’t get a union job because nepotism and any woman or minority got moved to the top of the list. It was entirely extended family with blacks around doing the jobs that can’t get anyone killed and you have to live in a major city.

Self employment. Landscaping, plumbing, repairs, installations, HVAC, construction, engineering (besides civil). If you are competent and available to work there is literally an endless stream of tasks that people need done. Most dont require a license. Demand is only growing as white collar workers become increasingly soft and helpless. Have you used AI? The only jobs its replacing are make-work women jobs. AI won't be felling trees or installing a furnace any time soon. The key is to try hard at all times while you're on the clock, and keep yourself challenged. I'd you do that, you will be extremely skilled and making excellent money 10 years in. I guarantee it.

Do hvac

TKD will come around and physically hunting and hanging these goblins will be a profession all around the world.

Depends on what you want to do and how far you’re ready to go for it. You can ask the AI for advice with that (lol), it actually works pretty well for job advice because it’s a probability machine after all, at least from my experience. Feed it things like "I’m 25 years old, want to work remotely (or not), not sure about degrees and which ones would benefit me etc". I’ve met two professors who had millions in the bank, one working as legal advisor for a big company and also partner of a law firm, the other one was working in private equity.

Have you considered a philosophy degree?

Maybe you need to just move.

Where i'm at people will pay you $40+ cash per hour just to do yard work, mow grass, prune, pull weeds, rake blow bag leaves, plant trees shrubs flowers, pull vines, prune tree branches

 $50-$60 per hour cash for handyman fix it work

$100 per hour for installing lighting or warehouse/residential surveillance cameras

I have a job in another state next week making $1000 cash per day doing a bunch of work on ladders, running data wires

You could just buy one of those big stump grinders and just grind stumps. People pay a lot for tree trimming work if you're a good climber and confident with chainsaws. HVAC work pays well if you run your own HVAC company. You could run a small tow truck company.

Fencing. driveway resurfacing. gutters. painting.

cleaning pools is easy money. get people on maintenance contracts.

What i'm saying here is that you can easily make $1500+ per week doing residential work.

Now if you do HVAC you could do commercial stuff like fix restaurant walk in freezers and stuff like that.

torch down roofing might be good too because all those big commercial buildings have the torch down stuff that requires maintenance and is expensive.

small engine repair. there's not really that many places that do it anymore. chain sharpening and shit like that. Or start up your own equipment rental for commercial construction.

metal roofing. there's plenty of asphalt shingle guys out there but you can offer alternative product

you can install irrigation systems in people's yards and landscape lighting. I sometimes make $100 per hour doing that.

Welders always in demand, especially if you can do underwater welding.

Career? wtf is that?

Start a business.

Theft

> Electricians (even industrial ones) cap out at $28/ hour in my area ...

WTF. I looked this up with AI. Back in the 90s, my electrician acquaintance friends were making $50 - $60 an hour. What the hell happened? (Or they lied to me.)

> IT is being replaced by AI and jeets.

It's not being replaced. In fact there was a bubble over the past ~6+ years which is popping, and they use LLMs as kind of an excuse to fire a lot of people. Good software engineers are irreplaceable, and even mediocre ones are necessary.

Remember, Musk fired 95% of people when he took over Twitter, and it continued to function very well, possibly better than before. There is a LOT of useless garbage out.

The pajeet hirings are also a joke. They are the WORST of the worst, producing garbage beyond imagination. I only had a minor glimpse into it from my former colleague, but thinking back, it was just pure incompetence and an inability to bring order into the chaos (mess) he produced.

I used LLMs since ChatGPT 3.5, and I assure you, nothing has fundamentally changed. They are useful as tools for tasks they can be used in, and it depends on the person how well he uses them, but they won't replace programmers. It's literally just marketing for corporations - if you have any interest in your company doing well, you'd be very reluctant to do any radical measures over it.

> Trucking is being replaced by AI and jeets.

Only jeets actually. I don't think AI are used yet. These fucking jeets are a menace to existence, because corporations who seek ESG and believe they can cut expenses for their retarded shareholders are just plain dumb.

Regardless, you can do any of those jobs even if they are inundated with jeets. It's just harder, no matter what you do.