<prompt> Human: Hello everyone, this is my first time posting here and I am not even sure if I am posting in the right place, if there is a better place to post this let me know. Also if there is any information I forgot to add, let me know and Ill add it. So recently I have begun job training at my local supermarket as a part-time cashier, everything seems to be working out so far besides the fact my only training was computer training but thats not the point and I receive a little more than minimum wage there. Yesterday I had received a call from another place I have applied for a part-time position at a fro-yo place which is right next to said supermarket. From what I know the pay is minimum wage but the work seems to be very similar to the last job I had, which was a food vendor at the mall. My issue at the moment is if I was to get the job at the fro-yo place, I should attempt to work both jobs and quit one of them later on. I have a list of questions I would like to be answered;1. When dealing with work times, which place should I let know I now have 2 jobs, the supermarket, the fro-yo place, or both of them?2. When it comes down to quitting, which place should I give my two week notice to?3. I am not used to working one job, let alone two, so how do I adjust to make sure I do not overwork myself? 4. When would be a good time to hand in my notice? My mother had suggested at the beginning of November, but that date seems a bit far for me.Lastly before I forget what is important to know about me is that I am 19 and I still live with both my parents but I have plans to move out before I turn 21, I have only worked one job a food vendor at a mall, worked there for 6 months , and I suffer a bit from anxiety if that helps factor anything, i dont know . Another thing to add in is currently the only bills I really have to worry about are cellphone bills and a monthly 15 bill from my doctor, but I have been told by my mother that I have to help start paying bills soon, the amount is unknown.I may update this post if I can think of anything else that is important to figure out, until then, thanks for reading my wall of text!  <response>: Frozen Yogurt is probably seasonal, compared to the Supermarket which is year around. Even in the Fro-Yo isnt seasonal the amount of customers will probably drop in the Fall into Winter so you will most probably be forced to resign for any number of reasons. Just keep this in consideration. Supermarket is the longer term job out of the two in this situation.Also, If you can pay off the Doctor bill paying more than 15 a month do it. You dont want that bill hanging over your head. 