The discussion centers on seeking online work opportunities to help pay for university expenses. Participants emphasize that online surveys are ineffective, often yielding low pay. Suggestions include selling items on platforms like Craigslist and eBay, with a focus on buying and reselling antiques for profit. However, concerns arise about the feasibility of this approach in different regions and the knowledge required to assess item values. Technical support roles are mentioned as potential options, particularly for those familiar with software like Microsoft Office, though coding skills are noted as a competitive advantage. Tutoring is also proposed as a viable online job, especially for teaching languages, but doubts are expressed about the ability to attract clients without formal qualifications. The conversation highlights the challenges of balancing work and study, particularly in Italy, where high youth unemployment complicates finding part-time jobs. Participants share frustrations about the job market and the need for flexible online work to support their education and families.