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  You are both impossible to underestimate then. This is a non issue. There is plenty of work to do that could keep a person occupied. OP wants their cake is all.
context: Get a salary job, they'll love you and you'll change your mind. >
  
  …..no.
  If your workplace doesn’t need you that day, you don’t get to come in and say “hey, pay me for being here!”
  You can always ask for more hours, but there are laws about how many days you can work in a row without a break for a reason, and your days off aren’t just for you to “use”.  They’re also because your job doesn’t need you there 24/7. >
  
  They are. You can work as much or as little as you want.
  Is this even an opinion? How could it even be construed as such? >
  
  Lots if not most of jobs limit your hours.  Getting a second job wouldn’t be as flexible either as you’d still want some time off >
  
  I don't see the problem. OP could have 100 jobs to ensure beyond a doubt they'd never have a day off, or if they did they could just find other things to do if they are that bored looking at their phone. >
  
  Try reading what I said again because you don’t seem to have comprehended it >
  
  Oh I got it it was just a poor point. Nothing is stopping OP from working 24/7 if they want so this “opinion” is a moot point. >
  
  Apparently you don’t get it.  OP wants the option of working a weekend but he doesn’t want to be obligated to work that weekend which a second job would do.
  It really isn’t difficult man I dont know why you’re having so much trouble