>>717Alright.
As a first step, I recommend making a day of going out into town and applying at every place you know. Retail, bars, clubs, restaurants, etc.
Make a resume to take with you, just write it down on a piece of paper - you dropped out in 9th grade? Did you get a GED, and, if not, do you think that you would be able to pass a GED? I'm asking strictly because it might not make that much of a difference if you simply write down that your highest level of education was "high school" and just say you graduated. Regardless, your highest level of education (we'll say 9th grade for now) goes on your resume.
Did you get any experience in anything extracurricular?
Whatever school experience you have goes on the resume, and if you've had any extracurricular experience you might want to include that, too, if you haven't had any jobs. Any gig work should also go on there.
If you aren't regularly going out into the place where you'll be looking, look at places in that area online - write down phone numbers, email addresses, etc. of the places where you're looking for work. Make a personal list for yourself of businesses where you will apply, and include whatever contact info you can find with this list.
If you know anyone who has a job, reach out to them, too. They may be able to put in a good word for you if you ask them, and they can tell you if there are any openings at the places where they work.