Showing up too early a problem often?

Don't buy a truck. If you reveal your sleep condition, no insurance company will insure you.

 

Can probably get a decent job as a merchant seaman or crewmember on a cruise ship.
Which state do you live in?
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Caution: Do not pay a fee for a job aboard ship. They pay you; you don't pay them.

 

3 urgent Openings | Cruise ship employment jobs Available
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https://jobs-bear.com/jobs/cruise ship employment jobs
Immediate Start - Up to $32.00/hour
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Types of cruise ship workers
Cruise ship workers include all staff members aboard a cruise ship. Depending on the cruise line and type of ship, cruises may employ hundreds of people in different departments, such as:

• Deck: The deck staff ensures the overall safety of cruise ships and their passengers.
  
  
• Engine: The engine department is responsible for the operation and maintenance of the ship's propulsion, mechanical and technical systems.
  
  
• Hotel: These staff members are responsible for guest accommodations, including entertainment, recreation and meal and beverage services.
  
  
• Medical: This staff provides health care to passengers and crew members and responds to medical emergencies on a cruise ship.
  
  
• Wellness: These team members include those who provide wellness services to guests, such as salon or massage services.
  

 

Employment (goldingbarge.com)
Has school in Vicksburg, MS to train for deckhand.

 

As a Seaman, you can live on the ship.
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Crew Life on Cruise Ships: Ship Life & Crew Areas

 

This cruise ship job looks like fun; especially the "beverage services": Probably could pilfer some free drinks and be careful to not get caught.
Hotel: These staff members are responsible for guest accommodations, including entertainment, recreation and meal and beverage services.

 

Get trained for tankerman, then later could transfer to an oiler and travel overseas. You'll have the qualifications for that.
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Maybe like this job in a couple of years:
Military Sealift Command

This is a tanker ship in the Military Sealift Command.
These are civilian jobs, not military service members.