<prompt> Human: My husband has been with a security contractor for just about two years, working as the warehouse manager. Hes 23 and not making a ton of money doing it roughly 18k a year. His boss doesnt like how he does the job, and weve known that for a while. My husband has continually tried to meet his bossess expectations while also taking on workloads of some of his coworkers. This morning he found out from a coworker that his boss was showing another guy around the warehouse, someone who has been confirmed to be his long-term friend this is after hearing whispers of him being replaced for a while. This is most probably what we think it is him being replaced. We were planning on finding him a more suitable job with better pay anyhow, but we expected to have a few months to make the transition easier. Weve been living mostly from paycheck to paycheck, even with my supplementary income, and we dont have any savings I know, we were trying. What would be the best, most graceful exit strategy here, in your opinion? If this happens very quickly, Im looking into unemployment while we scramble to find a new position. Additional question: My husband has 4 years salespr experience, are there any jobs in particular that you would recommend he apply for?Thank you very much in advance!Assistant: Isnt 8.65 an hour pretty much minimum wage anyways? Im sure he could get a job at a fast food restaurant or a supermarket while he looks for more meaningful employment. Its not like hed be taking a huge cut in wages.Human: He makes 12 an hour at this warehouse job. Were looking into grocery stores, though fast food is off the table unless desperation is high due to a back injury he sustained as a child.  <response>: Pizza delivery isnt like most food jobs, he might have to help on the phones, wash some dishes but most of the drivers stay off the makeline. They can pay drivers less than minimum wage because of tips, in my area Papa Johns and Marcos are the only ones you can actually make money with.If he is willing to work late and be a closer pretty much anywhere will hire him. So long as he keeps cash set aside for car maintenance he should be able to EASILY exceed what he is making now until he finds something more career oriented. Most stores allow you to eat mess up and cancelled orders. 