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holy crap anon i need to find me this factory, i've been a retail supervisor for 5+ years now and only last year's "raise" got me finally making over $11 an hour. course, my particular company is notorious for crap wages even in retail but at the time it was better than the nothing i was making before.

Definitely look into local factories, anon! I think the lowest paying one around where I live is $12/hour starting, or at least it was when I was looking for jobs after my move. Most of them aren't going to require previous factory experience either. It's still a lot of standing on your feet all day, but as long as I don't have to do that while also aggressively fake-smiling at customers and trying to shill a rewards/credit card, I'm happy. Factory work gets a weirdly bad rep, especially considering that it usually provides livable wages and full time hours/benefits, as opposed to retail. It's not going to make you rich or anything, but it's not bad work for someone without a degree or anything.

I worked on an assemblyline building police sirens and it was a really good job! long hours, but decent pay and no bullshit "customer is always right" policies

I assembled testing kits for hospitals for a couple months on a line and it was one of the easiest and best-paying jobs I've ever had.

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