<prompt> Human: Please forgive me if this isnt the right subreddit, but my financial situation falls into this as well.To give you background, I am 22, I work for a retail company in a relatively niche industry as a store manager though I technically have three stores under my management. About 6 months ago I was moved from a small town in Illinois to a much bigger metro area with a booming job market. Im making 35k a year and have reasonable insurance, and I was also given a 2,000 check to move after the C.E.O. told me 3000. Right now my work life is incredibly hectic, Im salaried and working at least 6 days, 50 hours a week with no overtime pay or bonuses. All three of my stores are understaffed when Im not working Im on call 12 hours a day and am frequently called upon to come in and fix situations. Ive been trying to hire more help, but entry level retail is just not a hot career choice and I am not getting anyone that lives up to my companies standards for 9hr. On top of all of this our industry is under fire by the FDA right now, online sales are dragging retail sales down, and it doesnt seem like this company is doing much to fix any if this. I moved out here for a company I really loved, a job I really enjoyed doing, but now I dread going into work every day. This job is taking all of my motivation and fire away from me.Ive worked as a manager for this company for over a year, and was a store manager for the previous company I was aquired in a buy out for 2 years before that. Ive moved twice for my career, and have relatively solid work experience for my age. Ive been looking around at other jobs and Im finding sales, marketing, and similar positions I meet the requirements for that pay around the same if not more to what Im making now. Is it wrong to leave a company not even a year after I moved to help them out in a troubled market?TLDR: I feel like work is slowly burying me and taking away all my free time and motivation, love the people I work for but Im worried about my position and sanity. I moved for the company 6 mos ago with a bonus but no relocation to package  <response>: Its time to leave. 35k at 50 hours a week without overtime and on-call is robbery.Youre at 13.46hr based on 35k a year and a 50-hour work week. Every time someone calls you while you are out of work, thats your time. Every extra time you work for them, you are making less and less. Is it worth 13.46 an hour for you to deal with all of this? Ill tell you like I tell everyone else. Its a business and you shouldnt get attached. They will not blink when they need to fire you. Always do what is best for you. A job isnt a relationship. When you leave, everything is left behind in that dysfunctional business. 