Which would be a better job for teens, removing invasive plants and planting native species or working fast food?

[NorthwestRider]

Removing Invasive Plants and Planting Native Species

Working Fast Food

[Smoke-n-Growls]

If the pay is the same or slightly lower even, work the invasive plant route.

You'll be able to be outside, and environmental related work is going to be more relevant in the future than fast food.

Plus you'll learn lifelong self-sufficiency skills with the invasive plant job. And also plant facts.

If I were choosing, it's a clear win for the plants.

[NorthwestRider]

Also you could help to prevent a major environmental disaster that could cost billions to fix. Not sure why people like the fast food route more 😂

[Smoke-n-Growls]

Yeah, every way I look at it, it's better to do the invasive plant route.

Plus, chances are better for advancement.

[Lliam]

Definitely 'A'! I would add planting trees, cleaning streams and rivers, restoring habitats, picking up litter, and other environmental activities.

[josephinelcajon]

Both, anything! Kids do not even have a paper route!

[KrakenAttackin]

The planting job would be more "enriching", but the fast food job is hard slap of reality.

By being forced to do shitty jobs in my youth I realized I needed to accrue skills and education.

[NorthwestRider]

I always find fast food to be a loser useless job

[KrakenAttackin]

It is, which is why it's a good experience to show you don't want to be a useless loser.

[NorthwestRider]

I think the environment one could open more doors for the future than the fast food one

[humanearth]

Starting their own business. Like lawn care or something.

[EdwinLivingstonn]

I don't know what job A is

[NorthwestRider]

Basically saving the environment and helping the country to prevent a costly disaster

[EdwinLivingstonn]

Oh that's a nice one

[NorthwestRider]

Much better than working at fast food or Walmart

[EdwinLivingstonn]

Yeah

[Anonymous]

Fast food.

[NorthwestRider]

A loser dead end job 😂

[Opinion Owner]

You need to do an update and tell people what they're supposed to vote for. How do you expect us to know the right answer if you don't give us the right answer?

[joeldalton]

working fast food

[NorthwestRider]

Is fast food a loser job?

[joeldalton]

For someone making it a life-decision to remain a burger flipper their whole life? yeah probably. For a young teen to start out working and getting life experience, or someone who aspires to own franchises? Absolutely not.