[Chloe]

had to chuckle at the plier option there.. unless you got some really good numbing shit, I wouldn't recommend that route. Then again, I don't have my wisdom teeth anymore, those bad boys got the boot in my twenties, lol.

and don't you qualify for free dental? I get free dental and I'm in the UK.

My friend gets disability but the job centre try to screw him over once a year saying he's fit to work when clearly he isn't.

as for training, coding isn't that hard to learn. I didn't know much about C++, C# or python when I started, most I knew was CSS/HTML and now I can code a lot in C#.

As for other areas of training, voice acting is always wanted. I know a youtuber just recently started doing voice overs cause I said when I could afford to hire voice actors, I would def reach out to him through he's that much of a sweetie, he would probably do it for free.

But yea, Indie game designers probably would look to hire less professionals to do voice overs and even the same with Indie projects in cartoons, etc.

If that's not your cup of tea, I know the Open University offers a variety of free online courses, pretty sure saw some for Forensic Science, Healthcare, etc.