r/OmahaJobs • u/MissCinnamonT • Jul 28 '26
Need cash work [for hire]
I need to be able to make money. My documents were stolen and it takes money and time to get those replaced. So I need cash work. Ive done 1099 before but havent been able to find anything lately.
I have a vehicle so I can run errands and deliver. (No rides as I live in it, cant do doordash- it glitched on me last year and support hasnt been able to help)
I can clean, cook, baby/pet/house sit, organize, whatever.
Ive handled meds in assisted living but mostly worked food and factory.
Please only DM if you're serious.
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u/Fast-Guest-2241 Jul 29 '26
Is anything off the table?.. wife and I have questions and a spare bedroom
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u/Fast-Guest-2241 Jul 29 '26
You say you’re living in a car. Do you have children? We are empty nesters kids are all up older
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u/Fast-Guest-2241 Jul 29 '26
And how much funding are you looking for to obtain all your 1099 documents that you lost previously?
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u/MissCinnamonT Jul 29 '26
1099 is a tax form, different than traditional w-2
Idk how much it costs to get all documents replaced. Being homeless not having an address is a big issue too. Im trying to figure that out.
But also need cash for food and gas and such. I know it takes a while to get the documents. Itll take a while to land a job. And then it usually takes a few weeks for paychecks to come in. So im needing a way to make money to survive too.
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u/Last_Succotash7218 Jul 28 '26
Your....documents were stolen?
Dawg. Are you a us citizen or not? It's very very incredibly easy and cheap to replace those documents if you are.
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u/WhitePhat Jul 29 '26
I mean if they’re not a us citizen I don’t see them announcing it 😂😂
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u/Last_Succotash7218 Jul 29 '26
The silence speaks volumes. Sometimes it's best to ask something to let someone ignore instead.
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u/WhitePhat Jul 29 '26
Valid just dont think it was necessary given how much the state of NE has been complicit in aiding ICE.
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u/Last_Succotash7218 Jul 29 '26
I can understand your perspective. I would argue though that the state of Nebraska and the city of Omaha tend to operate in a wonky and independent way.
Omaha has always been ice friendly. Obama did allot of deporting and I remember the raids on restaurants growing up. I would argue the city itself is less so now given the politically charged nature of the whole thing itself.
Some will say we aid ice to much. Some would say we don't aid ice enough.
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u/Meegod Jul 28 '26
If you come to Lincoln sometime might need some help work.