<prompt> Human: So I was linked up with a guy through a mutual friend for a job right up my alley combining electronics and restaurant experience. I was completely done with ATT and needed something else to pay bills. I install POS systems in restaurants and work at his two restaurants when Im not installing systems. Average between 50-60 hours a week with one hour travel time one way to his restaurants. Some days Im traveling 3-4 hours one way on installs out of town in my own vehicle. So when we had the initial interview he asked what I needed to make to survive.i told him I need 500 a week to pay bills and keep my house and truck and still be able to feed my wife and I while we try to start a family. To which he said was no problem. I get my first paycheck, which is bi-weekly, and its about 250 short. A little alarmed I called and asked what was wrong and he said nothing seems to be wrong. When I ask why it was short he said I must have done tax paperwork wrong so he gets some things straightened out with the accountant but Im still missing right at 150 a paycheck which comes to 300 a month short. When asked when we could fix this he said he would like to see my budget in order to see if I really need the other 150? Am I wrong to be offended because I dont feel its his business to know what I spend money on? Why does it matter what my budget outline is if Im not making what we agreed on? He says together my wife and I make more than he did so we shouldnt have a problem. Am I wrong?  <response>: Thats incredibly offensive. You agreed on payment and now his attitude is I dont think you need the extra cash so let me take it out of your paycheck?If that was me, Id call a sit-down meeting ASAP and say this is not what we agreed to and ask for a firm date of when it will be fixed and when you will get back pay. 