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1. Start a traveling car wash business. Take your brushes, towels, etc. to people's homes and wash their cars while they are at work (you can safely wash about 5 cars a day).
2. Tutor someone's child in a subject you excel in. This will help you get better with a subject you are already good at and help you earn extra cash.
3. Grocery shop for someone (use your own bags and get the groceries cheaper while staying green). Your employer doesn't need to know you got a discount.
4. Pick up dry cleaning for people. This is a hassle and I would hire someone to do this for me.
5. Mow people's lawn.
6. Garden for someone (my gardener charges me weekly).
7. Begin an "ironing service". Most people like to wash their own clothes but hate ironing. You can do this in front of the TV.
These are just the first of 30 suggestions.
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