Serious Answer:
Bad News:
Unless you can either become self-employed or obtain passive income (Stocks/Bonds), both of which take time, money and usually failure, a degree of wageslavery is going to be required. As an 18 year old you can understand that you need shelter, food, internet, a vehicle, etc, but you likely don't yet understand the need for and future cost of insurance, car repairs, dentistry, hospital visits, house maintenance, retirement, children, etc. You need money, for now and for the future.
Good News: While you can't control your current lack of saving, the labor market or employer's sadistic desire for you to have a bachelors to scrub toilets (slight exaggeration), you can control how much money you need, and by extrapolation how much you need your employer.
By living frugally/practicing minimalism, you can massively reduce how much you need to work simply by learning to adapt to spending less money, fixing your own car/house, living healthy, not marrying a thot/single mom, etc.
I live in a trailer with a friend, drive a basic used car, have a prepaid cellphone plan, cook my own food, look on craigslist for goods, etc and manage to only live on $600 a month, or $7200 a year (not including hobbies). This means that I could work 25 hours a week for $8.25 and still survive (although most jobs pay more than minimum wage). I work more than that so that I can save money in case my employer turns against or I have an unexpected medical cost, but I don't have.
The power to be free is in your hands far more than you think.