<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

I have a friend who lives in San Francisco who has been unemployed for several years due to injuries he sustained at his old job which was not an ergonomic environment. He went to see a chiropractor, who did several adjustments on his neck/spine, which made his injuries worse. He switched chiropractors and received adjustments that worsened his condition. 

Years later, through physical therapy and such, he's able to move around without being in pain. He is not getting much money on disability and has been fighting for the little money that he's been getting. He's been looking for work, but everything involves lifting, typing, writing, clicking, or standing - repetitive movements which will hurt his body. 

I've been trying to think of reasonable career opportunities for him to look into because he's willing to work, but he can't find anything or any companies that are willing to work with his injuries. 

He basically has issues with his neck, shoulders, arms, lower back, and hands. He needs a job where he has the option to sit down, but he is able to walk around/stand for a bit. He can't do a lot of clicking/typing, and he can't lift anything. He also doesn't have a car, so would be relying on public transportation.

He has his cosmetology license, but places like Supercuts won't hire him, and salons won't consider him because he will work too slow.

He's active in theater and very personable, and I think he would do great in some kind of sales, but I'm not sure if those kinds of jobs require a lot of computer time and lifting. 

I'm not looking for any legal advice for him, unless there's some way to get him hired based on his injuries because I'm sure that there's discrimination involved, but I'm not sure how that works.

I was hoping that the collaborative minds of Reddit would be able to think of some lucrative opportunities for my friend. By that, I mean realistic jobs that can be found and kept.
<bot>: What kind of job can someone who can't use a computer, lift objects, stand for long periods of time, no college degree, acquire that doesn't involve owning a car?