What job would suite me?

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Im looking for some general advice, now i have already taken many a skill assessment tests most werent helpful and all my skills were generalized and didnt pin point me in any particular direction, the most recent test i need to wait a couple weeks to get results. However, I know what i want in a job. PErhaps some of you can offer some advice. I will accept basic entry level to jobs that require college.

Looking for:
Flexible Schedule (Cant do 45+ hr week jobs)
Physically demanding (5-75lbs all day, rare 200-500lbs lifts)
little to no social interaction
Not looking to work on assembly line (dont like standing still)
Like to be busy

Trying to avoid computer work as an Adult with Aspergers if I can help it, due to health concerns. All my hobbies an interests are on computer, so if i can find job thats physically
demanding will offer more or less a work out regiment except i get paid for it, which will allow me to enjoy computer time.

Any suggestions?

-part time package handler
-farm work
-night security guard
-maybe one of the trades like plumbing
-something with the national park service or forest service

It really bothers me that I'm the only one who offered suggestions. I figured once I listed off a few, other people could and would offer other ideas.

Since I am the only person, and so I can offer other, perhaps better ideas, perhaps you could briefly tell me a bit about your education.

Xysaerv said he was open to things that didn't require a college degree as well. My problem is: I can think of loner jobs, I can think of loner jobs that can keep you fit, I just can't seem to think of any that would require a college degree.

I guess I'll add janitor and handyman to my previous list, but I think your best bets for money that would require learning and would keep you from sitting at a computer job would be the trades or park service or forest service.

With the trades, you might be able to get an oil rig job. Those pay very well, tend to be physically demanding, and oil rigs love loners.

With the park service or forest service, you might get paid, at least better than a janitor or farm hand or most security guards to do physically demanding work and either work alone or with a limited number of people for a limited amount of time.

pick a construction trade?

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Work for a moving company, maybe? Although scheduling might be more of an issue than you'd be willing to do. I'm not sure what their schedule is like

Thought of another one:
Farrier

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