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Absolute beginner looking for first game

Hello. I've never played any tabletop RPG before but have started to watch/listen to some D&D campaigns on youtube and would really like to try playing. I've been reading descriptions of races and classes in D&D and Starfinder, but that's the extent of my involvement in either of those games. I could play on Saturday or Sunday at any time (but would prefer mornings) and I'm in the eastern time zone. I don't know if it matters, but I'm very much not a kid (we're talking 30+). Thanks for reading.
Hi there. I'm involved with 2 games both looking for a 4th player. we are in GMT+1. all adults. Role Play focused. 1. is starting wednesday 1pm GMT+1. starting at level 1. homebrew "humble beginnings" campaign. 2. is one i'm dming. its a homebrew variant of Rise of Tiamat campaign, currently players are lv6 and in waterdeep
The first one sounds like a really good match, but I couldn't guarantee being available at that time on Wednesday. My work hours are super varied every week. When does the second group play?
"Get Ready to Get Even" - Wednesdays at 7 pm CST. It's not D&D, but we're starting a Leverage RPG session. It uses the Cortex rules, and is based on the Leverage TNT TV show. Each night is one self-contained episode/session (unless the players are really into long cons/role-playing). You can also play a "season"/campaign. You play a multi-class Grifter, Hacker, Hitter, Mastermind, and/or Thief, and everything is rated in die types: d4 - d12. You start with a d10 in your primary role, so the equivalent of about Lvl 10-15 in D&D terms. There's no equipment (and/or you have standard equipment typical for your role), it's modern-day, and it's kind of crime-oriented since you play good-hearted crooks and thieves. Your role is your "class", so if you're a Thief d10, you've got a d10 in everything thiefly: pickpocketing, safecracking, sneaking, lockpicking. If you want to be a Hitter as well as a Thief (a ninja?), you could be Thief d10/Hitter d8. YIt looks like the first job is a Mastermind professor assembling a team of experts. So initially a college setting. We found a free copy of the rulebook online, but you probably won't need it past the first session. Rules are simple enough that they can easily be taught. . Like the TV show, emphasis is on role-playing, personality, and storytelling. Stop by if the time works and you're interested. It's a good intro to role-playing in general.
And no charge to play!