<prompt> Human: Hey guys. I work for a startup in NYC. Its a young company and I manage their social media stuff and do kinda odd jobs whenever needed. Pay is 27k p.a.I quite enjoy it, I like the small team etc. Today my boss called me in and offered me a promotion that will see me doing my current job and manning the customertechnical support phones and answering our customers queries. Essentially Id be working 18 hour days 3h before the office, 6h in the evenings Id also have to work weekends. Now, its important to note that our phones arent constantly going off, we dont get that much business yet as were still young, but I imagine in the next few months it will start to get crazy. They told me that because theyd rather get me to do the work than getting a new hire because I know the company, and theyd pay me 35k 8k more. The way my boss framed it was that it was easy work for the extra salary.I smiled and said awesome, can I think about it? but the more I think about it the more I realise Ill actually be making the same money more or less to work more than double the hours. How do I negotiate this to actually benefit me as I dont want to leave the company and dont want to seem like a spoilt brat demanding more money. Not sure what to do. Any help : ?Assistant: Can you clarify - 18 hour days plus weekends? When exactly do you get time off? And without doing the actual math it sounds like your hourly rate is going to stay the same, youre just being offered more hours? Human: Yeah, so essentially 6AM-12AM every day, 7 days a week. 5 of those days Id also be doing my normal job, and weekends Id be just doing the customer support stuff. The actual role of the second job is to make sure that whenever a call or message comes through on my phone, I have to answer it and solve any problems a customer might have. My boss said that I may potentially share this with another employee more senior than me and we can do shifts.Assistant: Please tell me youre at least getting equity. Youre getting paid peanuts for NYC and working more than ibankers Human: Theres some talk of getting stock options at the end of the year when we close another round  <response>: Id bail, unless you know theyre going to give you money soon or something. Youre being taken massive advantage of considering youd make more at mcdonalds for less hours 