<prompt> Human: Hello. So today was the detail the retail back broke, Ive been working at target for 3 years now and I have finally reached my limit. Im not making enough, Im not happy, its pushing me into depression, and I want more fulfilling work.What are my options as a high school graduate? I recently moved from Southern California to Colorado Springs and Im not sure where to start. Ive looked on Monster for jobs, as per a friend recommendation, but I havent had luck. And, having a tinge of social anxiety, has made me afraid to apply considering I dont know anything about most work. I know they train you and teach, but that is the most intimidating part. I took an ASVAB in my senior year of high school, and my marks were in the high 80s. I just have no idea what I want to do, and Ive never known. Just working straight out of high school with whatever I could get.All I know for sure, is I dont want to work retail for the rest of my life and while Im 22 I would like to get the hell out of here and I dont know my options as a high school graduate. Assistant: Id definitely consider the military. You have a high asvab and if you have a clean criminal history you can likely get into a decent field. Try to pick one that translates over to the civilian world easily. Youll have the post 911 GI bill that will pay for your college, but as I learned degrees arent worth that much unless they translate directly into job skills engineering, accounting etc I got a degree in economics which seems pretty useless unless I got something above a bachelors. If the military isnt for you, then you could always apply to something like the post office. Its hard work, but you dont really have to deal with people and the pay is decent.Human: Ive thought about the Navy. But the whole 4 years to get into proper shape has just intimated me. My buddy just signed on for another 3 to stay in Japan. Its been on my mind for years, especially because I struggle trying to find what I want to do.  <response>: I joined the military at 23. Its not too late. I separated and walked into a job making 62k per year. 