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Hannah
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Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, HI
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What jobs can I do in my neighborhood as a 13 year old?
I am 13 and I wanna make some money but I need to stay near my house/neighborhood
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Eric Scott Gold
Entertainer
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Newtown, Pennsylvania
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Eric Scott’s Answer
Hey, young business whiz! Ready to make some cash right in your neighborhood? Here's your guide to earning money close to home:
Classic Jobs (with a Fun Twist):
* **Lawn Mowing/Weed Whacking:**
* "Enjoy the adventure of mowing while dodging rocks and savoring the fresh grass smell! (Watch out for grumpy gnomes and wild sprinklers.)"
* Offer special weed whacking: "I'll trim those weeds so low, they'll need stilts to peek over the sidewalk!"
* **Pet Walking/Sitting:**
* "Become a top-notch pet caretaker! Your neighbor's pet will return happier and maybe more curious about squirrels. (Expect some slobber and deep dog thoughts.)"
* "Dog walking with bonus squirrel chase commentary!"
* **Leaf Raking/Yard Cleanup:**
* "Turn leaf piles into clean yards! (Great for ninja practice while sneaking up on acorns.)"
* "I’ll clear your yard of leaves! (Leaf piles available for an extra fee.)"
* **Car Washing:**
* "Make cars so shiny, they reflect your coolness! (Birds might take a sudden interest, though.)"
* "I'll clean your car until you can see your reflection and ponder life!"
Innovative (Slightly Quirky) Jobs:
* **Sidewalk Chalk Art:**
* "Turn plain concrete into an artistic wonder! (Sure to delight or confuse your neighbors.)"
* "I create custom chalk art! Like a giant squid battling a garden gnome!"
* **Lost Item Finder:**
* "Expert in locating lost socks, toys, and that remote lost in the couch. (Requires couch-diving skills and a flashlight.)"
* "I find lost items. No questions asked. (Except for payment.)"
* **Neighborhood Sound Reporter:**
* "Track all the odd sounds around. Is it a dog or a tiny dragon? I’ll find out! (Needs sharp hearing and a notebook.)"
* **Rock Finder:**
* "Discover the coolest rocks around. I have a sharp eye for unique rocks. (Sizes vary.)"
Keys to Success:
* Advertise with funny flyers and silly drawings.
* Offer deals like "Buy one lawn mow, get a free squirrel sighting!"
* Be mostly reliable. Show up on time and avoid breaking things.
* Have fun! If you're not enjoying it, change your approach.
Remember, the aim is to earn money and entertain your neighbors. Good luck, young entrepreneur!
Classic Jobs (with a Fun Twist):
* **Lawn Mowing/Weed Whacking:**
* "Enjoy the adventure of mowing while dodging rocks and savoring the fresh grass smell! (Watch out for grumpy gnomes and wild sprinklers.)"
* Offer special weed whacking: "I'll trim those weeds so low, they'll need stilts to peek over the sidewalk!"
* **Pet Walking/Sitting:**
* "Become a top-notch pet caretaker! Your neighbor's pet will return happier and maybe more curious about squirrels. (Expect some slobber and deep dog thoughts.)"
* "Dog walking with bonus squirrel chase commentary!"
* **Leaf Raking/Yard Cleanup:**
* "Turn leaf piles into clean yards! (Great for ninja practice while sneaking up on acorns.)"
* "I’ll clear your yard of leaves! (Leaf piles available for an extra fee.)"
* **Car Washing:**
* "Make cars so shiny, they reflect your coolness! (Birds might take a sudden interest, though.)"
* "I'll clean your car until you can see your reflection and ponder life!"
Innovative (Slightly Quirky) Jobs:
* **Sidewalk Chalk Art:**
* "Turn plain concrete into an artistic wonder! (Sure to delight or confuse your neighbors.)"
* "I create custom chalk art! Like a giant squid battling a garden gnome!"
* **Lost Item Finder:**
* "Expert in locating lost socks, toys, and that remote lost in the couch. (Requires couch-diving skills and a flashlight.)"
* "I find lost items. No questions asked. (Except for payment.)"
* **Neighborhood Sound Reporter:**
* "Track all the odd sounds around. Is it a dog or a tiny dragon? I’ll find out! (Needs sharp hearing and a notebook.)"
* **Rock Finder:**
* "Discover the coolest rocks around. I have a sharp eye for unique rocks. (Sizes vary.)"
Keys to Success:
* Advertise with funny flyers and silly drawings.
* Offer deals like "Buy one lawn mow, get a free squirrel sighting!"
* Be mostly reliable. Show up on time and avoid breaking things.
* Have fun! If you're not enjoying it, change your approach.
Remember, the aim is to earn money and entertain your neighbors. Good luck, young entrepreneur!
Rebecca Tang
Banking
1988
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Hong Kong
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Rebecca’s Answer
Thank you for your question. There are not many options at your age
Below are my suggestions:
1. Explore any opportunities working in your school, eg library, help on special events, etc.
2. Explore any opportunities with your neighbours, eg gardening, baby sitting, tutor for some young children, etc.
3. Delivery opportunities for restaurants, newsstand, groceries stores, etc nearby
Your safety is the most important. Please discuss with your parents before starting the work.
Hope this helps! Good luck!
May Almighty God bless you!
Below are my suggestions:
1. Explore any opportunities working in your school, eg library, help on special events, etc.
2. Explore any opportunities with your neighbours, eg gardening, baby sitting, tutor for some young children, etc.
3. Delivery opportunities for restaurants, newsstand, groceries stores, etc nearby
Your safety is the most important. Please discuss with your parents before starting the work.
Hope this helps! Good luck!
May Almighty God bless you!