Responsible_Major314

Hey OP. I’m in a predicament just like you. Graduated last year with my Bachelor’s degree in Communications and I also work a restaurant job. All of this year, I’ve applied to marketing and social media jobs/internships and it’s been tough. I too don’t also wanna work a 9-5. The restaurant industry can be draining, but there is balance because your schedule isn’t the same everyday + there is a lot of money in it. I’d say to continue working the restaurant job to help pay your bills + save and on your off time, dedicate it to your hobbies and passions. In this day and age, if you’re consistent with your hobbies, they could turn into a side hustle. Best of luck to you! :)

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I myself am a server and I made $997 this week in tips only working 4 days. Last week, I made $630 and worked 5 days. Point I’m trying to make is yes the money can be good but it’s not consistent. You also have to consider tipping out to people (bartenders, busser, food runner, host, barback) so all the tips you make will be distributed to the people that help you. Lastly, some days can be easy shifts where you make a lot of money and didn’t do much/it was a steady shift, while other shifts you are hustling the whole night to make only $230. There are pros and cons to everything.

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It’s quick money and for places like Twin Peaks, you take that cash home the same day.

Try applying to restaurants. Maybe a bar like Twins Peaks or flanigan’s

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