Lucrative Part Time Job

[Garageaholic]

So I have a full time 9-5, but I've decided that I'm willing to do what it takes to make some extra money on the side. I was looking at some part time jobs, but in my smaller town in upstate, NY I don't see too many options. I'd have to find a job like home depot or some other retail joint.

Do you guys have any experience with a good part time job that pays a decent amount, allows flexibility, and you enjoy? It could be retail, although I'd rather do off-the-books.

I'm just trying to save up for another E30 to add to my collection as a Christmas present to myself in 2011:)

[Jesse30]

selling meth helps me out a ton

[alpinee30m50]

selling meth helps me out a ton

This or crack depending where you live...

[Vedubin01]

bartend

[Jesse30]

in all seriousness, try and land a part time gig at a part shop in your area if there are any. works out on both ends

[e30e]

bartend

This!

[der affe]

bartend

Did this for years for extra CASH money. Although not as lucrative as it once was, it is still a good way to make extra cash.

[TexasTerp]

I've always done freelance stuff on the side instead of getting a formal part time. Started out in high school doing car audio installations, moved on to custom computer and software development in undergrad, then on to web design/development which has now become my main source of income (opera doesn't pay much right now).

All of which I was self taught in, there's so much free info on the net you could literally get an IT degree for almost free. I'm part of Mozilla's P2PU which offers free night classes to those who sign up, I'm in design trends and HTML5 development.

[Ray Smoodiver]

Did this for years for extra CASH money. Although not as lucrative as it once was, it is still a good way to make extra cash.

If your not pounding 100+ girls a year bartending, you're not trying hard enough. They practically do all the work for you :p

[e30trooper]

go stand outside Home Depot , work under the table labor. Painting and such. charge 100 for the day. GL

[mrsleeve]

you are close enough Gas filed work in PA or even some of the conventional wells going down over towards horseheaeds

[ldsbeaker]

I delivered pizza. I averaged $15/hr. (near a military base, those single dudes in the barracks always have money for pizza)

plus, I got paid to drive like a maniac.

on the other hand, the freelance stuff was fun. I've tutored (college math, literature, accounting), fixed cars, puters, etc.
One of these years I'm going to do the H&R Block thing (work my ass off for 4 months then coast)