<prompt> Human: Hello PF. I used a throwaway because I dont want this tied to my main account. I had been working full time at a contractor supply store which I enjoy, and a few overnights a week at a gas station which I couldnt stand. A few weeks ago, while I was at my full time job, I met a contractor customer, and I asked him if he needed Saturday help. He said yes, I started the next Saturday, left the gas station, all is well. The next Monday he asks to meet me after my full time job, he and his foreman take me out to dinner, and tell me they were so impressed with my work that they want to take me on full time as a head carpenter. Im only 25, this has never happened to me, so I was quite flattered. He makes an offer, I contemplate it, two days later I make a counter offer, he calls me the next day, meets me in the middle, and I accept. I give my notice, they are sad to see me go, I explain how I love working there, and I think the pay is fair, but this was too good of an opportunity, etc. I burn no bridges. My last day there was set to be this Friday, the 22nd. In the mean time, Im working Saturdays for this contractor. Today, the guy calls me and tells me basically due to the ineffectiveness of the current employee base, we are 8 weeks behind on production. In order to catch up, Im going to restructure the company and move all the labor over to sub contractors. I want you to stay at your current job The owner said he is going to be at my job first thing tomorrow morning, and explain to my manager the circumstances. Backstory is done. So here comes where I need help:I am unsure of the efficacy of that last part. What are all of your thoughts on it?People who have been in a spot like this before, what is the best course of action? What actions should I avoid? I am technically still employed there, so I thankfully dont have to go through the hiring process again. But what should I expect from the managementowners of my current job?  <response>: Hopefully you werent a dick about quitting and if they like you they will prob welcome you back. 