/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>34069902
I've never worked a "real" job in my entire life. For better or worse though I have a broad range of abilities and finding freelance jobs from people is easy when you live in a rural place, I'd go so far as to say it's almost lucrative, but you need good people skills. It's nice since you can work when you want to and don't have to answer to any real boss, though it comes with it's own difficulties because you have to regiment yourself and build a good rapport as well. Once you have a solid customer base it's easy to get them coming back to you. In a sense, people pay more for "you" than they do the product.

Here's a question I'm not sure where to ask elsewhere - I need to burn through $2000 before the end of the month. It's basically the NEET dream; I have no debt and want to be wholly irresponsible but I'm not sure what I should spend it on either.