robowens
May 19th, 2010, 01:41 AM
Ok, so here's the background...
I got in a wreck on the 23rd of December with a drunk driver and totaled my car. It wasn't my fault and insurance paid my dad to get me a new car. Then everything went downhill... We ended up not talking for 3 months, went to counseling, and then had ANOTHER blowup and aren't talking again... If you want more details just PM me, but I don't feel like typing the whole story... Long story short. My dad isn't buying me a car and I'm living with my mom.
Anyways, summer's here! I need a job so I can get myself a nice car ASAP. Any ideas on the best teen job to get me some good money quick? I don't mind working, work well with other people, and I know I can do it myself. I just don't know where to start. I'm really tech-savvy, and I think that might be the ticket. Problem is that I'm 16 and most people don't trust a 16 year old with their high dollar tech. I have my own tech business here in Memphis, but it hasn't really taken off. (check it out - owenstech.net)
The real question here is this: Do I just say screw my own company and try and find another job or dump some money in my company marketing-wise and try and make some cash that way? I don't really know what to do...
Any advice is appreciated, and I'm sure someone has an opinion on here. :cool:
Rob
I got in a wreck on the 23rd of December with a drunk driver and totaled my car. It wasn't my fault and insurance paid my dad to get me a new car. Then everything went downhill... We ended up not talking for 3 months, went to counseling, and then had ANOTHER blowup and aren't talking again... If you want more details just PM me, but I don't feel like typing the whole story... Long story short. My dad isn't buying me a car and I'm living with my mom.
Anyways, summer's here! I need a job so I can get myself a nice car ASAP. Any ideas on the best teen job to get me some good money quick? I don't mind working, work well with other people, and I know I can do it myself. I just don't know where to start. I'm really tech-savvy, and I think that might be the ticket. Problem is that I'm 16 and most people don't trust a 16 year old with their high dollar tech. I have my own tech business here in Memphis, but it hasn't really taken off. (check it out - owenstech.net)
The real question here is this: Do I just say screw my own company and try and find another job or dump some money in my company marketing-wise and try and make some cash that way? I don't really know what to do...
Any advice is appreciated, and I'm sure someone has an opinion on here. :cool:
Rob