Before those apps appeared (and still to this day), people who needed extra money to make ends meet would approach people who might have work for them: offering to clean windows for locally-owned downtown businesses, walking dogs, mowing lawns, cleaning houses, detailing cars, doing odd fix-it jobs for homeowners. It requires some social skills to get going, and it works better if you bring consistency to it, but it also pays better and sucks less. Unfortunately, the places you can approach people are dwindling (by design) as we allow ourselves to become more averse to interaction, so it’s harder than it used to be.

She’s in a long term relationship with a woman, but she’s fluid. Everyone is in with a chance

That seems wild, since her face is clearly visible.

Are your CVs typically just bullet points about experience and education?

To be fair, the context in which they invoked the case assumed we’d all remember those details already.