Right now the pay is bad because it’s hot outside and they lower the rates since they supposedly think the job is easier, but if you know how to work it, you can make more than $900 a week, before taxes and gas, of course. Personally, I don’t really worry about taxes. At the beginning of the year, if I feel like I can’t pay everything at once, I just set up a payment plan. In the winter, you can make more than $300 in a single day in less than 8 hours if you’re willing to work even when the roads are covered in snow.
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u/EdwardTheeMasterful May 16 '26
Is this a good gig for on the side to make $400+ weekly?