<prompt> Human: Throwaway because rpf is a huge subreddit. Intentionally vague on this post so sorry if thats the case. I currently work for a Fortune 500 company in corporate IT making 70kyear. Im in my mid 20s and grew up with wealthy parents; as a result, I have no car payment, no student loans, and no credit card debt. Ive been reading rpf for about a year and its been very helpful. I follow most advice given on the sub. I max my 401k and Roth IRA accounts. My rent is reasonable and I dont have any financial difficulties. I have a healthy social life as well and hobbies I enjoy.A customer support job recently opened up for a tech company I love and whose product I use daily. No phonescalling would be involved, just email for questions regarding use of their app. It would be part time, work from home work between 20-30 hours a week. I think I could be good at this job: I know the product well, it would be fun, and it would give me more experience in a different tech role.However, my current full-time job is very comfortable; high pay, low hours no more than 40, low stress, and nice culture. Literally no complaints. I have no intentions of leaving my full-time job within the next 2 years.Is taking a 2nd job a stupid idea? I dont need the money. Should I tell my manager at my current job? Any advice or stories about a similar experience would be helpful.Edited to fix a typo  <response>: From the perspective of this sub... there is no way ever taking a second job is wrong. The question you gotta ask yourself is Do I value my free time versus the extra money I will earn? Will the time commitment in the 2nd job cause issues with my primary job.I wouldnt take it if you hesitate to answer any of the questions above. 