yeah, if I were you... i might look into taking the volunteer route. Since money isn't an issue, i doubt you will find stocking shelves with supplements or setting schedules for sales people very fulfilling. Just something to do (which this job will be) is likely to make you feel no different than watching tv imo. If you are looking for social interaction, you will find very few things as rewarding as helping others. I know it is cliche, but it is the damn truth. Become a big brother for an underpriviliged kid. Volunteer at the local boys club, or the Y. Visit old people in retirement homes. Get on some community beautification committe. The options are endless, and i promise, you will enjoy it more in the long run than going to a job you could care less about. Take some courses you are interested in at a community college or accredited one (you are still college age, if on the upper limit iirc). Ask the girl out that works there, if that is your interest in taking the job... if she says no, big deal. But imo, i don't think that working a job, just to fill your free time will be very rewarding.