re: Good part time jobs after retirement

I worked for a rental car company in Savannah. We hired a bunch of older guys to take our high mileage cars to the auction in Atlanta and I followed in a van to bring them back. It didn’t seem to be a bad gig.

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Looking to retire in the next year or so, but also interested in working maybe 16 hours a week.

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Play golf. You're retired, take advantage of it.

Do you like to travel? How many balloons can you fit up your arse?

I want to get one of those gigs where you fly into El Paso, cross the border into Juárez, get a truck hauling pepper cans, and drive the truck to a destination in the U.S. I hear the pay is great.

I plan on cutting grass at the golf course so that I can get my golf rounds for free

Bass pro shops

Discounts on your favorite hobby supplies.

As a follow up to my previous post regarding flight attendant seniority with the major airlines, my wife told me the Breeze Airlines does hire part time flight attendants. I checked their website and they do guarantee 37.5 hours per month, but have other requirements. For example, you need to live within 2 hours of a base. Their website lists everything you need to know under the career section, including the pay.

PS. Flying as a standby “non rev” passenger has its challenges since so many flights are really full. There are categories for that, as well, based on active employees, vacation passes, retires, etc. I haven’t used my spouse pass in 30 years, but I haven’t a gaggle of miles since I was a million + mile flyer for work.

Lawn crew at Augusta National. Have a contact that is doing that after retiring from 30+ years in banking.

The benefits and way they are treated are unbelievable.

Golf course starter.