<prompt> Human: I recently quit a jobwhere I was working 40 hours a week due to the fact that my bosses were complete assholesinsulting me behind the scenes and even mocking me in front of customers. I dealt with their crap for about a year. Once I quit I immediately went out looking for another job. I got another job about a week laterjust working as a dishwasher at a local resturant. I dont really like the job but I need income. The bad part is Im only working 22 hours a weekonly 10K per year which is not going to help me in the long run. Ive been working here for about 2 months and found another job just a few more minutes down the roaddishwashing again but would be making more hourly and be working 40 hours a week again. If I quit my current job for this other one I would be making 25K per year so I would be earning about 15K more per year which is very much needed. But the only issue I have is loyalty. The man Im working for just recently opened up his business and hired me in my time of need I guess is how you would put it. I would feel bad quitting on him as I really like him and the other staff its just Im not making what I need to be making. I also found another job close by which I would enjoy doing more due to schedulingwork type and would be making 20K per yearstill twice as much as my current jobTl;dr I like working for my current boss but Im not makingworking enough. I found another job just a few more minutes down the road where I would make 15K more per year. Do I stay loyal and put myself in a harder financial situation or do I do whats best for me?  <response>: Youre a dishwasher. You dont owe anybody anything. Get yourself that other job and start looking for another move up after that.Youre going to look back on this years from now and wonder why it was ever an issue. The restaurant doesnt care about you, your boss doesnt care about you, YOU have to care about you, or youre going to get left behind in a dead end job for the rest of your life. Take this opportunity to move up a little in the world. 