<prompt> Human: My 55 year old dad has been working at korean grocery store as a store clerk for the past 15 years. Business wasnt doing well recently, so the owner closed shop and my dad is out of a job. Being that the community is predominately korean, he can find a similar job in the community despite his English not being very reliable. Right now he lives with my uncle who he splits rent with, but my cousin is looking to have my uncle move out soon. I will be graduating from RoTC really soon, and will be earning a steady income. So I would like to have my dad move in with me. We have both discussed this before and are on the same page. However, the issue is what kind of jobs would be available for him to do? He is able-bodied, but otherwise has no real skills to speak of. His English is passable given he does interact with English-speaking customer on a limited basis, but definitely by no means fluent.  <response>: I recommend a custodian. Some people look down upon them, but im sure your dad is not an ignorant person and understands it can be a rewarding job. You normally work alone with a set agenda that you work at your own pace to accomplish. It is a great way to keep in shape, lots of bending and non conventional movements to keep you limber, but no so straining that you would be worn down by the time retirement came around. Depending on where you are working you can be in a state of the art building enjoying all the perks regular staff would. including using the lunch room, the air conditioning and enjoying working in a modern facility. You can work nights and days. You have your own little arsenal of toolsequipment that you can maintain and modify as you like to help you accomplish your day. I was a janitor for a few years and loved it, if nothing else for me turns up im going back to the custodian life. I am going to try for something like a government building and hopefully theyll hook it up with some benefits. good for you for looking out for your dad, best of luck fellahs. 