>>1361394
bumping op I also need help with this

Nigga, it would help you in the long run that both jobs are aware of the other so that you can have a legit reason to request specific hours. On the other hand sometimes you get petty faggots for management who shit their panties at the thought of needing to consider your needs as a person into their business plan.

>>1361394
how the fuck are you gonna work all day and all night. i think you forgot about sleep buddy boi

>>1361463
If you set up your schedule properly you wouldn't need to sleep between shifts, you'd just feel pretty shitty. I do midnights on weekends and stay away on the Sunday to study then sleep till class starts. I feel down but I still get it done.

>>1361469
there are other ways to make money without living in hell balla

>>1361394
Depends, what makes it crappy?

2 part time jobs, 2 full time jobs, one part one full?

Only the first last one are doable senpai

>>1361463
The night job is super cushiony. At this point, I can get my nightly duties done in an hour. Three hours max, and that's like WW3 situation. It's not a matter of getting the work done.

My concern is that I tell the new place I'm sticking with the old job and they're like, "Oh so you're not 100% dedicated to the position we oh so benevolently let you have? Millennials amirite?!?!?"

It's like 9 to 10k per year. I can't pass that up at this point in my life. I could pay off my student loans in two years with that money.

>>1362844
What sort of industry is this? In my experience, moonlighting is generally frowned upon, but at some companies it is expected and encouraged.

I know of a major company that refuses to hire full-time workers because they don't want to offer benefits. So they stress schedule flexibility and try to stylise themselves as a fun second job or a great college job. They have horrible turnover, so management is more concerned about keeping warm bodies in desks that's meets the monthly quota.

I've also worked for a really paranoid manager who would go to incredibly extreme lengths to hunt down anyone she even suspected of moonlighting, even though the majority of workers had no benefits and were part time minimum wage.

>>1362910
It's a dead end manual labor position. I've been doing it to get me through college but I've gotten so efficient and familiar with it that it's like I get paid $30+/h. Most of the people I have worked with in this job have day jobs as well.

I guess my main concern is about telling the new place, not so much with the job I have now.