I want one for a few months. Door dash seems good. I could do 1 a day or 1 a month. It's all up to me. Any better ideas?

No idea how those delivery services work, assign or pay but good luck looking.

Looks like there might be a few NFL head coaching jobs opening soon.

I've heard folks do pretty good with 'Only Fans" Thinking about doing that myself when I retire. People would pay big money to see "Moosetrot the Naked Beaver Trapper".

Moosetrot

If I get bored this time or year, I go work for the wife. It's all hunting/ fishing related so it's not too bad of gig.

Trapping?

Job = making a profit.

In all seriousness, you may want to check at your area Job Center of Wisconsin office. There are job postings there and there are employer events like employer recruitments, job fairs, and all sorts of other ways to look for jobs of ll kinds. There's lots of resources there that some folks don't even know exist. Talk to the staff members as they may know of possibilities that may help you out.

Good luck!

Moosetrot

Local ppl are delivering for UPS around here with their POV

Very smart if you have a older.modle vehicle that gets milage.

Total right off on maintenance and a good allotment per mile.

my oldest was delivering Pizza in MKE was making average 60 a night in tips on a 6 hour shift and 11 an hour and 3 dollars a trip worked out to not bad money for a college student who could work when they didn't have class.

Uber eats came in made a mess of delivery because they didn't have people who wanted to deliver all the time , but they wanted to under cut the regular employees who did more than just deliver they took orders and boxed pies and dispatched drivers . they needed 3/4 the staff to support the uber driver and then none of them were making any tip money.

I guess are you working to make money or working to stay busy

you can volunteer on your own schedule if it is to keep busy

Menards stocking shelves in the am. or weekend shifts pay ok. Ups hires helpers for the holidays.

Do snow shoveling snow removal for a couple stores or people that need help.

Buy a lottery ticket

Invest in a thermal and find folks that pay you to kill things. Or find folks that pay you to trap. I’ll be so busy when I retire I’ll probably be wanting to go back to work.

Corvette?

Personally owned vehicle

Shovel snow at the Bills games?

You mean I can't borrow yours?

Only fans

what skills do you have?
Can you do construction work?
Can you Weld, Run machines, fix stuff?

I hear that some people will pay big money to look at pictures of other people's feet.

Bummer,,,,, i post it on tman for free............

Skinner....charge per animal ....(you can opt to keep carcass, glands, skulls and charge a disposal fee) be sure to have plenty of permission ground to bury carcasses.
Sell glands, skulls after finding a bait/lure maker.

heck lots of places here have job opning

Jobs galore here too. I think on most you could pick your day and hours. Hard to find good help and employers like to hire retired people.

Your a "Culinary Accademy Graduate"? That aint working out for you?

my grandpa used to work every Thursday for his one retirement gig ,he made all the potato pancakes for the Friday night fish fry.

with them all prepped the line cooks could put them on the flat top , put down the fish and it was ready at the same time.

his other gig was mowing at the sod farm , as a retired farmer and stone mason, easy gig driving a tractor with a 36 foot mower sitting in a air conditioned cab.

Kinda wondering the same thing. This time of year, I'd think it would be easy to turn over a fancy braided loaf of dessert bread, big dish of candies, or other such thing for holiday entertaining. Heck, maybe even prepare and serve entire banquets

I work 4 days a week delivering parts from a salvage yard to body shops and mechanic shops. I like it. Some 3 hr days some 8 hr days.

If you're a good enough trapper....you can make a profit.

If not, McDonald's is probably hiring.

You can make $ trapping. If 1.75 minimum wage will get you by.