How about college students working part-time as hotel banquet timekeepers?

I worked as a timekeeper and I was very tired. I work in a four-star hotel. Several hotels recruit people together, and we will go wherever there is a shortage of people.

Six dollars an hour, the hotel gave more than that, but the intermediary was greedy. Moreover, when you want to check out, the agent will deduct money in one way or another. The only advantage is that the time is more casual, so you can go when you have time, instead of going to work every day.

If the school is in the city, it is more convenient to take the bus. Handing out leaflets and placards is relatively simple, and working hours are mostly on weekends, with 40 to 60 leaflets a day.