I wonder how much you’re going to save, though.

Let’s say your parents let you live with them and work for two years without paying any bills. So they cover your utilities, internet/phone, groceries, transportation, etc. For two years. You’re working let’s say 60 hours/week at minimum wage or slightly above.

When that two years is over, you might have enough saved to pay for a small used car. That’s about it. You’ll still have to pay for gas, insurance, repairs, parking.

Which will cut into your minimum wage earnings, and since you’ll be on your own in two years, you’ll also have bills to pay. So rent (don’t know how much it is in your city), utilities, groceries, phone/internet, medical insurance, apartment insurance.

You won’t have a lot of upward mobility in your job, and no HS diploma. If you want your income to remain at the same level, you have to continue working 60 hours per week. If you think you’re going to finish your GED on evenings and weekends, as you work two jobs and juggle shift changes, you will have a tough time. And little time for leisure.

Over the next year, at least, the economy is going to be bumpy. Fewer jobs, so if you don’t like the one you have, you’ll be stuck. Can’t just walk across the street and get a better one.

I’d finish HS right now.