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PuebloEsNoBueno t1_jdr44dl wrote

Damn near every dining establishment is hiring right now.

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crystalli0 t1_jdrfec5 wrote

Not sure where you go to college, but you could probably find a job on campus that would be willing to work around your schedule. That's basically the difference between a "regular job" and a side hustle: schedule

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DfcukinLite t1_jdrjt69 wrote

Sign up for paid research studies thru Hopkins or UMMC

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SonofDiomedes t1_jdrl9fk wrote

Go hang around Home Depot and pick up some work as a day laborer. Honest work, as opposed to most things you can do with most college educations.

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Ipeteverydogisee t1_jdrlpxn wrote

Along with waiting tables, consider working for a landscaping company. Either regular lawn service or a “tidy up the shrubs for Easter” company. Depending on which suits you better and better relieves the stress of regular life.

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SHChem t1_jdro13r wrote

Padonia Park Club in Timonium is always hiring.

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okdiluted t1_jdruslz wrote

Replying to PuebloEsNoBueno (#2,371,447)

trouble with a lot of those is how inflexible and demanding they are. i do not miss working BOH where every spare moment had my phone blowing up like "can you come in", my shifts never actually ended when the schedule said they would, and if i got scheduled for a day i couldn't work and couldn't find someone to cover for me i'd just get fired. like sure, it's work! but definitely not what i'd call a "side hustle". i definitely don't miss it.

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DfcukinLite t1_jds6imt wrote

Replying to KitchenLoan6 (#2,375,150)

You google search paid Hopkins research studies, find a study that applies to you to participate in and do the screening questions, if you’re eligible they’ll contact you. They have in-person and virtual studies

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frenchhfriedd69 t1_jdsaias wrote

If you have a car, Angi’s list hires contractors on an app & you make your own schedule and pick your own jobs. Definitely not the greatest source of income, but I’ve done housecleaning work off there when short on bills / groceries & it’s money when you need it

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BallzBallzz t1_jdsd9z7 wrote

Heard there is a market forming for processing toxic waste.

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RichPianaX t1_jdsjuyi wrote

Serving - let me know if you need a reference

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Kmic14 t1_jdsq1xk wrote

There's always the plasma places. It's definitely a hustle because in order to make any real money(thru bonuses) you have to pretty much schedule your whole life around donating as frequently and consistently as you're allowed. I sold at csl on Northern Parkway for a few months a few years ago.

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goblinphase t1_jdstghw wrote

Used to enroll for focus groups through Focus Baltimore. An easy couple hundred for random focus groups every few weeks.

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LaraineAgain t1_jdstrf0 wrote

Hey, my husbands company is looking for a showing agent (show apartments in the good parts of town to prospective tenants). You do the scheduling but it’s mostly weekends and after work hours to accommodate workers. Message me if you’re interested!

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TitsMageesVacation t1_jdszmxy wrote

we need cater waiters from now until November, and will train. Mostly weekends. DM me.

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okdiluted t1_jdu28yf wrote

Replying to [deleted] (#2,377,777)

a job is a job; a side hustle is what you take on when your job(s) doesn't pay you enough to get by but demands so much of your time that you can't just tack another one on. the last time i worked part-time (on top of two other jobs to make ends meet while i was in school!) even the most flexible employers demanded double the availability for what they actually scheduled me for, and somehow were great at always scheduling me on the days/times i'd notified them i would never be available (due to the two other jobs thing) but since they'd already made the schedule it was now my job to find someone to cover me. and this was pre pandemic when the getting was pretty good! shockingly, as the economy has taken a nosedive, conditions for workers have gotten even worse, so even us 30-somethings who've gotten something steady and are used to being treated even marginally better than dirt—like, even my worst part time jobs at least didn't give me problems when i needed to go to a funeral, which seems unthinkably luxurious now—may not have experienced the need to find something both flexible and supplemental in this way.

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Intelligent-Dig4852 t1_jdyr2yu wrote

Dogsitting is the best side hustle. Everyone has a dog, or some kind of pet, in Baltimore.

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