Temp agencies, ManPower, retail, overnight cleaning crews, Hospital food service, nursing home attendants, newspaper distributor, commission sales, MRDD aide, production line worker, Fast food register jockey, kennel attendant in a vet clinic, farmer's hired hand, book binding, mail room clerk, I could keep going

It may suck but you may have to think outside your own comfort zone until you get back on your feet. keep trying, never give up.

Another tip for job hunters- do not depend on job boards such as career builder or hot jobs. they are good at listing lots of openings-yes but you are up against thousands of others that see that. Don't wait for the job to be listed. mail out resumes and drop off applications at businesses. get your name known. Also remember to talk to your friends, family members, church and group members. Ask them if they know of any openings that you may be right for. Remember you are a salesman and you are the product. Advertise and sell!

Mcdonalds

janitor

ceo of the 3rd largest distributer of sea grass matting in the state

bird hunter

muel rider

indonesian translator

veteranarian

Lot of job you can add in here

imqacademy.net

Kissing my pinky ring. Selling yo self and if they pay in rocks, sell them. But I always get 90% baby.

But for real, I don't know. The world force sucks out there. Cheer up, you ain't stupid. I've noticed you can talk like a normal person, atleast type in proper grammar. You need confidence. I don't have a job and I've been down the same road you have for nearly three years. It's rough, but hey keep up and don't stop cause there's always that chance you can get some where.

Street sweeper

Well, unfortunately the jobs anyone can get will probably be filled up. Have you tried applying to jobs like Walmart and not asking too much in your hourly requests (it's based on a system anyway and they are not paying for past experiences at the moment.)

Also, look into government jobs and see if you qualify for any of them. Look into state employment.