<prompt> Human: A friend that works fairly high up at a local college called me three weeks ago and said, Hey, a part time position is open and youd do well here. The job pays between 15 and 25 an hour and you could start immediately.So I called the person in charge of hiring, went in for an interview, and got the job immediately. They offered me 29 hourswk at 20hr and I accepted.Ive been at the job for two weeks now, and its going fantastic. I love the job and everyone there seems to love me. My supervisor commented today that I was the easiest transition theyve ever had and its surprising how smooth things have been going.Now, 25 hours 20hr pays the bills and hopefully this could turn into a full-time position eventually, but with no benefits and a 30 minute commute Id like to be making more, especially knowing they had planned on paying up to 25hr. Im considering talking to my supervisor and saying, I really love it here and would like to stay, but Ive gotten a full time offer closer to home with benefits and Im having a hard time turning that down.Now, my issue here is - I dont really have an offer Id leave my current job for. I have gotten some full-time offers, but nothing really worthwhile. So, if he tells me he cant offer any incentives for me to stay, they Im sort of in a hard spot.Any suggestions?  <response>: Youve been working part-time for 2 weeks. And you want to ask for a 25 raise?Id just keep working. Their praise may mean when they get around to assessing pay theyll boost you if 25hr is what theyve paid people in that spot. Also, you may learn about other opportunities while youre in the college environment. Too bad its half an hour commute. Keep looking for full-time work. 