One Month One World One Year Challenge 2022
I'm posting this a few days early in case anyone has never heard of it before and might like to prepare for it and begin on January 1st. Or if anyone perhaps has questions on something in the rules th...
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Just because D.J. was a teen living on his own, didn't mean he couldn't waive his responsibilities. One of which is going to school. He's in high school and only has three months before he graduates. And not going to school means he would be missing out on all the fun stuff that happens. D.J. loves to have fun at school. Even if it means joking around with other classmates.
Another responsibility is to be able to take care of yourself. D.J. cannot always rely on the bartender giving him free chips and water. And he's going to need a place to sleep besides the couches. Other people use those and not because they have no other place to live.
For D.J. to support himself, he needs a job. A job that will not take away from his first responsibility of school. School should always come first. The most practical part time job would be to work in retail. D.J. finds a job in retail as a Shelf Stocker. No previous skills required. And there's room for advancement. The best benefit is that his employment will pay him daily rather than weekly or bi-weekly. This is perfect for D.J. obtaining his ever first job. It entails him to work five days a week and four hours a day. He would have enough time to do his homework after school and then go to work. Sundays he would have all to himself.
