<prompt> Human: I want to start working so that I can afford a trip to Copenhagen in the summer with my friends. My parents will give me cash for food and the like, but they said I have to pay for the flight as well as roomboard, which appears to be around 1500. I already have about 500 saved up.What is a good job that I can reliably get that is low-stress and pays well? If the stories on Reddit are anything to be trusted, I know not to get a job in retail. Im trying to choose between working at a place like Market Street and being a busboywaiter Im 17, and I know that some restaurants wont allow minors to be waiters because of alcohol.Ive read that grocery stores are good first jobs for teenagers, but they sound like a boring experience but frankly, thats fine; at the end of the day, Im getting paid. Also, my pay will be capped at something around minimum wage.On the other hand, I expect that being a busboywaiter is comparatively difficult. The quality of life is also worse than that of a grocery store job. However, my income wont be capped, which means I can make much more than minimum wage.Which is these best choice out of these? Are there any better options?Ive never had a job before, so I dont know how taxes work. Will I have to file myself, or will they be automatically deducted from my wages?  <response>: If youre 17, you may not have the ability to be as choosy as you think. Start looking for who is hiring, see if you have anyone in your network to help you get in, and go about it that way. You dont just go to the job tree and pick your favorite one. 