I have two jobs. I am a stunt double and love it. I get to meet famous people. I've been hired to be Brad Pitt's stunt double. My audition was nerve-wracking. My audition for the movie consisted of jumping through a stack of three window panes. I had no injuries during my audition. I went through the window panes in hoops while riding a motorcycle. I realized I wanted to be a stunt double in college after party mishaps. I enjoyed the parties in college. I love "Cat Fancy" magazine. I read a lot. I just got an audition. I am not really interested in regular acting. I have met Hugh Jackman. I was a stunt double in The Greatest Showman. I recommend watching The Greatest Showman.
I don't have a job. I am thinking of going to college. I haven't been to college. I am always on a diet. I love food. I want to look my best. I exercise. I have a sister. I considered school boring. I don't like to read.  I like parties. I prefer writing over reading. I think working as a stunk double would be grueling. I haven't seen The Greatest Showman. I have seen Wolverine and Les MIserables. I like songs from The Greatest Showman.
Have you ever considered cosmetology school? I know you like taking care of your looks and find regular school boring, so maybe cosmetology school would be interesting to you! Cosmetology school would be fun.  That's where I learn to put makeup on people? Yeah! Honestly, sometimes learning a trade can be the best route, especially if you are unsure on what you want to go to college for. Could be a great place to start, earn some good money, and establish yourself a little in the workforce and find out what your bigger goals are. Where can I even apply that job at?  Movies?  Theaters?  Street corner? Well, most cosmetologists have to go for schooling, first. But the schooling generally only takes a year or two. Once you've completed schooling, you usually already have a foot in the door working at a job in a salon somewhere either cutting hair, dying hair, doing make-up or other cosmetic procedures.  Oh, I think I could do that.  Do you know any cosmetologists I can talk to? No, I'm not familiar with anyone personally. But there is a school called Paul Mitchell, named after a world famous cosmetologist. Maybe you could look up their website and browse around? That would be a great place to start and get some information, I think. Thanks, I'll go take a look at their website.  Will I get paid a lot to do that? I don't think I can answer that question. I think a lot of it depends on what training you receive, what specific job you take, what specific salon you work at, and how skilled you are. I think what you earn would be totally up to you! If you liked it enough, you could even consider opening your own salon. Nice, I would love to own my own business.  I'm going to go to my nearest salon and interrogate the employees about what they recommend. Well, maybe go in for a service, first! And just strike up a natural conversation while having your hair done or something. Wouldn't want to be intrusive, now! Yeah, I'll try not to be too creepy about it haha.  Maybe I'll bring one of them to dinner to talk about it.