<prompt> Human: Quick backstory: Im 20, college student junior this fall average white guy, live on my own, parents arent in the picture. I have a job that lets me work full-time during breaks and part-time during the semester. Ive been here since early January. This job pays okay less than a dollar above minimum, the work is mindless, and the boss is a roulette table of outbursts and tirades. He cant stop firing people or scaring them off, and relies heavily on those that put up with his bullshit myself and about 5 others working inconsistent hours and duties to keep his business running. My girlfriend has pointed out that I seem really miserable working there, and the only reason Ive stuck around is because of the flexibility to make as much money as I can when Im not in class, and focus on my education when I need to.Recently, I received an opportunity to go back to a job I worked last summer, which I only left because it was a seasonal position that expired at the end of August 2017. This job was great. Pays 50 more than my current gig, the people are great, and I was really good at it. The managers at the new job all like me and said that once my employee evaluation comes up then as long as Ive shown up with a good attitude and work ethic and done my job, then I could be transferred to regular part time, but even for a model employee there are no guarantees. Currently, I have three months worth of expenses in my savings, as well as 500 in emergency funds tire-blowout, lose my phone, etc. Im just not sure the benefit of making more money for a short time and being happier is worth having to search again in a few months time.TL;DR Should I take an objectively better job at the risk of having to go looking for a job again when the season is over?  <response>: why are you considering? its a college job. youre making 50 more. 3 shorter months 50 more is 4.5 months of the old job. not being treated like a piece of shit is pretty good too. only thing that could be better is if the new job somehow is related to the job youre getting a degree for. given the shit you take at the current job, id be looking for a new one now anyway. 