<prompt> Human: Ive worked a supervisor job in retail earning about 32k yr since 2004 when I was going to my undergrad full time. Lifestyle was shitty, as of last year I had no job prospects and was living at home at 30 with no serious career goals, no hopes for having a family etc In January Finally mustered enough self confidence lost a bunch of weight, got a girlfriend, owned my work environment to land a 40hr week new job working at a finance call center at 35k salary . Reduced hours at the retail job but kept it on for the weekends. Without Ptoholidays, I average 1 day off every 3 weeks.Didnt realize how brutal call center would be. Constantly screamed at by financial reps and their owners. Literally chained to a desk with a headset, working in a bad department that values all quantitative metricsfast call times vs quality performance. Toxic auditing of calls is done where targeting that is likely illegal. The way my dept is set up, everyone is too busy on the phones 40-70 calls a day with 8min average call times to actually speak to each other so I barely make friends. From working desk job Ive gained over 40 lbs I lost 30 prior to getting the job, and sitting at a desk all day leaves me with no motivation for exercise. Ive upped my alcohol consumption to deal with the stress, am going through varying bouts of intense depression, had my relationship with my girlfriend fall apart. My free time is spent watching tv and then going to bed for as long as possible before I leave for work. I literally fantasize and joke about killing myself only with the comfort that Im too scared and lazy to ever try it. Ive never been better financially since turning 18 Before I picked up the new job I was 20k CC debt, 20k student loan debt, 1k in savings. I paid 10k towards debt this year, and with that freedomrefinancing Im able to comfortably move out of my parents house and will likely be able to come close to that number next year if I continue. I hate my life. No free time, no satisfaction, no social life. I attempted reducing hours at call center but they denied the request due to being short staffed. Ive now lost my health care at my 1st job due to hours being reduced, completely locked into the new jobs Plan, which is upping a vital prescription to 300 when my copay assistance runs out this month. Ive been applying to jobs with no luck, but with my worsening self esteem issues and the lack of interview clothes that currently fit my bloated body, I dont even want to make it to an interview. Thinking about quitting in January once I hit my one year anniversary. Ill be able to pick up my previous job and would gain my quality of life back, but would lose out on two incomes and would probably have to pay even more through the nose for an Obamacare plan that would help pay for my expensivemandatory medication Google gleevec if your curiousI wish I never took this job so I could have maintained my lifestyle and health insurance. I know this is long. Im desperate, need to know if I should stick it out or bail. TL;DR I was poor and fairly happy, now less poor and miserable. 2016 memes currently true. 24hr update:Thanks for the responses everyone. I was raised to never be a quitter and to always stick it out, but this universal consensus made me firm up that I gotta make a move out of this hell hole. If you had to track it all, my situation is like boiling a frog. Heres my breakdown1 Got the new full time job, began an easy 12 week training program minus the licensing. I was tired from two jobs, but quickly fell in love with the multiple paychecks.2 Training ends. Get on the floor and the job is horrible, I my goal is to get good enough to evaluate if this job is worth it or not.3Realize call center totally not worth it. Realize I cannot have a gap in medical coverage, request to decrease hours to attempt to regain coverage with retail job.4 Part time Request denied, I become reliant on call center health coverage.5 If I go back to old job, soonest I would receive insurance coverage would be October.6 Freak out and post on PF.Ive got to see what my legitimate insurance options are. Apparently I can keep my prescription copay low with a copay coupon, but thats dependent on me being on non-govt insurance. I have to find out if it works with some private obamacareish plans. Otherwise, I have to summon eye of the tiger and get my shit together for interview enough so that I can find another hopefully better job and get their coverage. Also need to balance if I have to let go of my security blanket of a retail job, which will be harder to do now that I have greater financial commitments, but having the weekends off sounds pretty magical right nowIts a bind, but thank you to all that helped clarify my mind. THIS HELPED. PROBABLY.  <response>: ? You made 32k at a different job where u werent miserable. Now u make 35k and are miserable. Cmon man, use your own brain on this one, thats not even a significant pay raise. Get a new job.My advice is to use your retail supervisor experience to get a supervisor job at a larger retail chain. You can make some serious money, and possibly move up the chain even faster. 