Gon, we are kids, [Killua says with some gentle exasperation. he gets what Gon means, though. it's frustrating when people won't give them earnest work because of their age, and while he doesn't personally think so, it definitely makes sense not wanting a couple of 14 year old boys to be in charge of taking care of anything at all. but Killua assumes they have should have staff anyway, right? kind of weird, in retrospect...

Killua places their order, and then glances at Gon when he brings up a resume. that made sense back home, but even then, Killua thinks, they'd be totally reliant on their names to sell their accomplishments.]

I don't know. I feel like Otherworlders probably have some clout to native employers. There's a lot of powerful people here, I think.

[Killua hasn't met any in person, yet. but Webby sounds like him, and while the Pokemon trainers themselves would be easy to kill, their proficient taming of crazy strong animals is pretty remarkable.]

By the same token, a lot of the stuff on a resume would be so lacking in context to a layman. Even if they believe us, they might not know what we're talking about.

I feel like all we can do is demonstrate whatever skills are relevant to a job... but how do we manage that for something like house-sitting?

[Killua's never done such a normal job...]