Werewolves can do dangerous work without worrying too much or needing good health insurance. Everyone you talk to at the mall seems to have a brother or an uncle or a boyfriend who works in roofing or as an arborist, and they stay busy even through the winter.
But as you investigate, the problem becomes obvious: every single roofing and tree-cutting company expects you to have a driver's license and your own vehicle. You have neither. You fight your way past secretaries to a few owners to see if there's any wiggle room there, but though they're sympathetic, they can't make exceptions.
Maybe you can try again if you ever buy a truck.
I want to interact with normal people: what about barista or restaurant work?
This town is full of academics, and I've passed three or four bookstores already. I look for library or bookstore jobs.
I want a job where I can use my brains and my hands: maybe a garage or some kind of repair shop.
Groundskeeping or waste management will let me work alone and when other people aren't active.
I am a living weapon, and I need to keep my skills honed. I look for security work.
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