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I'm just a college student, so I don't really have any skills. I've only ever worked in retail stores, and I've been unemployed for a bit longer than a year. I was okay with it because I was busy with school. Also, my boyfriend and I broke up so I have nothing to occupy all my spare time now. However, I am planning on taking a trip out of state to visit friends around August 28-30. I'm not sure how long I'll be gone, since I opted out of class this semester (estimate 2 weeks-month). Extra cash would be nice, and I'm not doing anything else.

It would be nice to find a job that I could go to, work my ass off at for a month (the more hours the merrier) and then quit/leave at the end of the month. OR a job that would be alright with me taking a 2-4 week vacation a month later.

Should I approach possible jobs being honest about this situation, or should I pretend like I intend on staying there, then just bail at the end of the month? Keep in mind we are talking dime a dozen retail/waitress jobs.
<bot>: Need work for a month, then take 2-4 (maybe more) weeks off. Should I be honest about this to places I apply to, or should I pretend I have intentions of staying?