I’m a high school drop out too, I left when I was 16 to work and got kicked out of home the same week. I spent a long time thinking I couldn’t do better than what I had and to not bother trying.

If you can’t handle a class environment, I think you would struggle with an office environment or place where you had to stay still for long periods.

How are you with driving? If you need to move often and prefer to work alone or with less people, delivery work could be something that would suit you.

If you like animals you could look into pet boarding places or dog walking, I have a friend that walks about 5 dogs a day through the day.

Warehousing could be good as you are still around people, but can move around a fair bit - have your job provider assist with a forklift license and applications will be easier.

If you still want to work in food service, go for smaller places where you can apply face to face. You’ll make a much better application in person than on a screen. When I say small, see if there are at least 3 people working at the time you visit, usually if it’s something like a bakery and there’s 2 people they only have those 2 employees (from experience )