<prompt> Human: So Im in an interesting predicament. Just graduated college and am starting my new job on July 24th. New job net pay: 3,620 every 4 weeks does not account for annual bonus or effective increase pay from pre-tax savings 22.67hrNow, the catch is that until I start it, my only work is 15 hours per week at a take-home rate of 12.86hr. My only option for additional employment for the next month is a basic sales position at a gym which is a whopping 8.10hr pre-tax, 45 hours per week.So, essentially, my question is: would you work 60 hours per week in my shoes for the next month, earning roughly 13 of what my actual job will be paying, just to avoid only working 15 hours per week? I dont need the money for any bills right now living at home until I move - its really just that I feel like Im being lazy only working 15 hours per week. But the bump up to 60 hours is quite a bit at such a low pay rate.  <response>: Honestly? After being in my industry working fulltime for 15 years straight, with no longer than a weeks vacation off here and there, there is a good chance this is your very last opportunity to be lazy for quite a while. If you dont need the money and are financially secure for now, Id just work the 15 hours per week job. That way, there is some money coming in and you can also enjoy some leisure time before kicking it into gear at the end of next month. 