On the flip side, if you want your summer to be all fun, working indoors in an office environment probably won't make you happy. Look to the places that you and your friends like to hang out at. Movie theaters, local swimming pools, dairy bars, and the favorite fast food places are the best places to not only stay in the middle of the summer fun but maybe even find that summer romance. If you are more interested in the experience than worried about the money, volunteering may be your choice. Museums, hospitals, day care centers, and nursing homes rely heavily on volunteers to help with their daily work.
Any job is a big responsibility.
Whether cooking french fries or teaching swimming lessons, someone is relying on you to be there when they tell you to be there. If being on time and following someone else's schedule seems to be a difficult idea for you, then maybe offering your services as a babysitter, neighborhood dog walker, or lawn care would be a good idea. This way you have complete control over your own schedule. One thing to remember before you go posting signs, starting your own business can often be more work than getting a job. Employers understand that you are a teenager and that your summer should be fun also.