@FallenFadedLostItAll@freak.university @Nirty_Digger yeah I'm not suggesting that being a pizza driver is sustainable or anything, but you should think that some people out there would be doing it if they have applied to a dozen places and got nothing, at least in the meantime.

I don't know if my roommates and I are just extremely lucky or something but we've had absolutely no problems finding work, to the point where sometimes if a job sucks we'll just quit and go somewhere else because literally everywhere is hiring and you don't even have to be good at the job for them to keep you around, you just have to show up and not fuck up. And if it doesn't work out, the old job is still desperate enough to hire you back. My old boss still texts me sometimes asking if I need any extra money because she has plenty of hours that need to be worked. I'm not gonna do that unless I have to but I'd also be pretty stupid to burn that bridge.

I don't know if the problem is necessarily people not wanting to work, but from my experience there are places you can walk into, say you want a job, and you'll be hired on the spot, and that's not an exaggeration. Are they jobs that will necessarily be exactly what you want to be doing? Maybe not, but if you're desperate and really looking for somewhere to work then there are plenty of places to go to that will still sustain you while you look for something better.