>>17348613
Welfare. If your living alone its a good amount of money.
Should have went to college, you get better jobs/easier jobs based on your qualifications, a degree being a big qualification

>>17348613
>>17348619
Kill yourselves.

>>17348619
But the wellfare system blows

>>17348626
I didn't say "Get on welfare"
My bad for not going "REE KILL YOU SELF TO UNEMPLOYED FUK Y NOT CONFRIBUTE TO SOCIETY KIL LSELF NOW FUCK YOU BAD GENE POOL GO NOW REE"

>>17348613
Learn a rare trade that's in demand, or an artistic/creative/technical skill that will allow you to freelance.
I translate technical manuals and edit shitty fantasy fiction, working maybe two or three honest days each week for something around double entry-level corporate wage.

>>17348613
>Why does the working world suck soo much!
For most people it doesn't. Tell us more about your situation.

>How do I earn money without working a "normal" job?
Freelance. Just be aware that if you are averse to working hard, freelancing is not a good idea: it's actually harder.

>>17349512
>actually harder
Depends on the field. The real difference is you are only as good as your work, so you can't slack and slide by the way you do at an office job.

I'm trying to figure this out too. I want to play video games as much as possible, and working 40+ hours a week with a girlfriend that practically lives with me doesn't allow for much video game time.

I'm trying to be able to make around 300 a week without a job.

So far, I'm at 50, a meager 250 a week shy of my goal. But, eventually I'll be able to quit my job I guess.

Donating plasma 2x weekly is how I'd get the 50, if anyone else has quick stuff to add to the list that can regularly generate some cash flow, let me know.