Pet and house sitting. Big money and easy. Tell them cash only. You can thank me latter.

I would want some very strong references before I would let “a stranger” house or pet sit for me. Also a background check and some sort of “insurance waiver or liability policy” or what ever you want to it. Especially if I’m rich enough to afford a house sitter.

Lots of slick characters out there these days.

Yoder toters

Are you looking to hire someone?

Even more importantly, are you interested in the position?

Nope.

[Dubuque has a Lowe's and a Menards. I think a delivery driver job for an auto parts store would be a good fit. Keep in mind I dont think they pay very well but it's a job. It's going to be first shift as that's when shops are open.

Doubt Dave would be a good fit working at Subway or food service or that type of position. Just being honest.

Second shift job would be security work or housekeeping at a business.

Best of luck Dave

Janitorial job I had a interview and email with HR a few times and hopefully get the job next week, if lucky, it is at nite

I hope it works out amd meets your needs.

maybe try hardware stores and farm stores

or find a fork lift job little easier on the knees

Nephew makes $200/day feeding/walking 2 dogs twice a day.

Lot of them post jobs on Indeed and a few other job sites.

Did he need an FBI security clearance for this job?

Coonman, did you find a job?
Lots of good suggestions above.

Nephew makes $200/day feeding/walking 2 dogs twice a day.[/quote]

Did he need an FBI security clearance for this job?[/quote]
Funny you ask, one of his clients is an FBI agent!