  It's not what you know, it's who you know. Never forget that. As long as you portray yourself as someone capable of learning the required skill set and have a wide range of social contacts, you can have any job you wish regardless of your educational background. I think the upshot of this statement is that you should spend less time in school and more time socializing, perhaps at the bar or pool hall. Also, smoking seems to be a very social activity, maybe you should take that up as well. And since pot seems to be more and more acceptable, indulging in that once in a while seems like a good choice too. Somehow, though, I don't see this looking good on a resume, or being endorsed by your Guidance Counsellor as a valid career path. 
