I play the guitar.  I play country music. I have not recorded any music yet. I want a musical career.  I am 25-years old. I have a 21 year old brother who is a student. I have another 26 year old brother who is a truck driver. I have a boyfriend. I learned to play a new country song by Garth Brooks, but I don't remember the name of it. I am at a waiter.
My father is an ex-cop.  I am a cyclist.  I am a waiter at Pizza Palace. Pizza is my favorite food.  I love music.  I am 25-years old. I have a 27 year old brother who is a microbiologist and works in a lab. I have a 22 year old sister in college. I have a girlfriend in medical school. I hate my job I don't like dealing with customers. I went to college for  music production degree but didn't finish. I get together with my family a couple times a month.
What would you like to do instead of being a waiter. Haha, retired? If you're asking about a real job though, maybe an investor? Like a silent partner of the pizza place. Does that count? Hmm.. I don't have much knowledge about it. But I think investing is a job, it should count. You can invest in music too as you have some knowledge and academic experience I could, but music is like the wild west when it comes to investing. It's kind of like art. You can buy a Picasso or a Warhol and hold it for a while. and expect good returns, but if you like money, you wouldn't back an emerging artist. True, you need to invest on what you can believe. But now-a-days new talent of new artists is being recognized. I'm planning to start my own youtube channel with my music with my band. That's a great idea! Realistically, I don't know if you can expect to get a ton of views or subscribers, but I suppose you can think about it as a way to share your music with the world. Yeah I can not just upload a video and wait for people to watch it, I need make the video reach people. I'm looking for a freelance marketing teams who do this job. Hopefully something comes out? Do you have any idea how marketing works? I've got a vague idea. I took an intro course in college, but intro courses hardly count. Maybe I can buy a few books and learn it crash-course style. Anyway, about your video--I think you can find some freelancers on Fiverr or Upwork to help you out, Fiverr is full of low-quality work, but there are diamonds in the rough if you take the time to look for them,. Wow! thanks for the information. I will look up once I come back from my long weekend trip. What are your planning this long weekend? I'm planning to wait tables all day. Tips are highest during the weekends. On a good day, I can make $500 working 10-12 hour shifts. You must be working at a really good place, I don't get much tips, we live in country side. But people are generous and try to tip as much as they can. Ah, that's nice. Man, the restaurant industry needs reform. Did you know that the minimum wage for tipped employees is $2.13 an hour, not $7.25?