rob the new york stock exchange for all its shares in elon musk's ever growing supervillain empire

Totally understand the conundrum.

 

What's the nature of this other work? From what you've said, it seems purely worse:

• Lower pay
• Harder
• More hours

Trying to figure out what's making you consider it. Does it further your career in other ways? Does it pay higher in the end because there are that many more hours?

 

And are you still living in the financial deathtrap that is NYC? Haha.

Totally understand the conundrum.

 

What's the nature of this other work? From what you've said, it seems purely worse:

• Lower pay
• Harder
• More hours

Trying to figure out what's making you consider it. Does it further your career in other ways? Does it pay higher in the end because there are that many more hours?

 

And are you still living in the financial deathtrap that is NYC? Haha.

 

I work hourly (wooo...) so the less pay/more hours thing was, eh. I ended up turning it down (I turned down a job, wut), so, time to find more money paying things.

 

And yep. Financial deathtrap like you wouldn't believe. Where dollar taco nights, Trader Joe's, and happy hour are your friends.

Makes sense. There's definitely value in turning down "make ends meet" money for the opportunity to find a good gig. Money itself is pretty common, though money you'd necessarily like to earn is more difficult, ha.

 

Recommend giving the middle of the country a try sometime. 1600 sq. ft. house, new construction, <$1k/mo easy, haha.

Makes sense. There's definitely value in turning down "make ends meet" money for the opportunity to find a good gig. Money itself is pretty common, though money you'd necessarily like to earn is more difficult, ha.

 

Recommend giving the middle of the country a try sometime. 1600 sq. ft. house, new construction, <$1k/mo easy, haha.

Jebediah Futzenberg. I hate you. =P