Work

There are numerous English language schools which are looking for native
speakers as teachers. They can arrange papers or pay teachers under the
table. The pay is not good, but enough to live on in Montevideo. Work
permits are not particularly difficult to obtain and Uruguay lets you
convert a tourist visa to a work visa without leaving the country.
Residency visas without permission to work simply require you prove
access to $500 USD a month. Work permits are not particularly hard to get.
Brothels can easily be located in Montevideo or Punta del Este however
they tend to over charge the European customer lolz.