<prompt> Human: Heres a quick little background story. I am a 24 year old business student expected to graduate this Fall. Throughout my life I always had this belief that I wasnt good enough and I always did menial jobs. I have a can do attitude but I typically dont reach for the stars and when im comfortable, I tend to stay for a long time. The reason why Ive been in school for so long is because I always had to take classes part time while I worked 20-35 hours a week. My first job out of high school was at Starbucks and I stayed there for 4 years making minimum wage with few raises. I finally had enough and applied to a restaurant job where I moved up from a host to a sever in a matter of month and currently make a looot of money there for a young 20-something year old. The problem with this job is that Ive let the the money take over my free time. I work every single weekend and dont have much time to really focus on my professional aspirations since im at the restaurant so much.But its not to say that I hate this job, I AM thankful for my server position though because it helped pay my way through school. I will be graduating debt free and with money saved.Currently I landed my dream marketing internship at a film company, the only problem is that the pay is significantly less than my server position. I currently make 13 an hourfull time at this summer internship while still working at the restaurant on the weekends20-25 an hour. My manager expects me to come back to work regular hours at the restaurant as soon as my internship is over. Because of my comfortability and my reliance on my server jobsince it paid me so well I am fearful of leaving, but I cant be working 7 days a week for the whole summer.Should I take the leap of faith and quit my restaurant job to focus on this internship to secure a full time position?Notes: I currently have 20k saved, no debt and will be finishing school Dec 2018, where I can pursue a job in my major.  <response>: You are able to find another job as a waiter. You are not able to be young again. You know the answer. Cheers 