[11ty7fanatic]

HHHHHHHHhhhhhheeeeerrrrrrrrreeeee we go. For almost a year now I have been playing the guitar and learning how to use my gift for God. But now I have a problem. I don't have an allowance and I need to buy things like strings and guitar books. I live in the country and the town that I go to school in is about a mile away. I just turned teen and there aren't any places that I know of that will give a teen a job. So my question is, What is a good paying job that a young teen can get?

[asiammyself]

Originally Posted by 11ty7fanatic

HHHHHHHHhhhhhheeeeerrrrrrrrreeeee we go. For almost a year now I have been playing the guitar and learning how to use my gift for God. But now I have a problem. I don't have an allowance and I need to buy things like strings and guitar books. I live in the country and the town that I go to school in is about a mile away. I just turned teen and there aren't any places that I know of that will give a teen a job. So my question is, What is a good paying job that a young teen can get?

Go out and just talk to a manager in any store. Some places I know only let people work for them if there 16 or above. But if you live in the country im sure there would be more places willing to hire a teen. But yeah just talk to a manager ask if there hiring and IMO it shows your pretty mature to go talk to a manager and shows you really want the job not just because your mom said so.

[Big_al]

Yardwork

[H.M. Murdock]

I second yardwork. If you are not homeschooled and you do find a job, you will need to approach your school board for a permission slip to let you work. If you do work, be aware that you are not allowed to work over 5 hours without at least one 30-minute break, preferably paid. Oh, and mind your curfew.

But honestly, I would just do yardwork. It's good exercise, a good way to get a kicking tan and you will learn a lot about hard work doing that sort of stuff.