I have a First Class Degree in Physics, what do I do next?

I have never known what to do with my life.

I am 24 and have a 1:1 BSc in Physics, but am stumped as to which direction to take. I chose the subject due to interest but also due to lack of direction, as I was aware the Degree can be valued in varible situations. I am not largely motivated by money.

I am more than competent socially, but am a geek at heart, and since finishing Uni I have regressed to working part time and spending the remainder practising advanced mathematics. I do have a keen interest in sound physics, but most jobs in that sector tend to be allocated on a 'who you know' rather than a 'what you know basis'.

Not quite sure what to expect in terms of a reply to this ambigous question, but it feels better just writing it down.

What's a 1:1? methinks you not real bro.

1:1 = first. And yes, 1:1 is a real term, although not commonly used.

which uni uses it?

Try your careers service? Try companies' websites that hire physicists (e.g. NASA)? Do you want to even do something physics related? Do a PhD/masters if you want to?

You could always teach it. If you have a degree in anything math-related, Sarah Cameron will personally suck your cock if you go into teaching. They're like "OMFG HE CAN DO MATH GET HIM IN A CLASSROOM NAO!"

I am 24 and have a 1:1 BSc in Physics, but am stumped as to which direction to take. I chose the subject due to interest but also due to lack of direction, as I was aware the Degree can be valued in varible situations. I am not largely motivated by money.

Fairly irrelevant fact but only Americans can work in the space sector in the USA, even private companies can't hire foreigners.