<prompt> Human: Hi,So I got my dream job offer and I am in college, I graduate at the end of the month. Unfortunately where I live the amount I have been offered is below poverty level. I would 100 need a second job. I just need help navigating the waters. I have not accepted the offer I am going to put in a counter offer to hopefully offset the situation. There is a lot of upward mobility in this position. I would just need to make it through a couple tough years. Which will be even worse then when I was a student by the looks of it.How do you approach asking for more money when it is physically about being able to buy food? Could just having a second job be an option?The job would require me to work about 45 hours a week. I am in the US, but I am not on my parents healthcare. I have been offered that the company would pay for half of healthcare. So I would have to pick up the other half. The good news is I have no student loans and no debt. So in that regard I am in an amazing position. I also do not have to relocate I am in the current city. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, especially if anyone has been in a similar position. Assistant: Can you provide any specifics? What could be dream job about a position that pays so little you cannot feed yourself. Human: Hi, So I already interned for the company. The company is so well connected to the industry, which is a huge plus. The owner and I get along very well. I like the atmosphere, and I LOVE the work. Working 45 hours will be no big deal when I am doing this work. The company is right at the point where they could get a lot bigger. It is a risk. In an industry where being offered a job in college is next to unheard of. It is an honor to even be given an offer. It is just an industry that likes to starve people out, mostly unpaid internship that kind of thing. But the next level of job title the jump in pay in over 100k on average. Assistant: So we going from 15kyear to 100kyear? Something doesnt add up.Graduating college with dream job offer and potential poverty. Guess you better off flipping burgers. Human: Its more than 15k, but it is an expensive city. I know I could make more working at some place like Home Depot. Which sucks Bc I have an ultra specialized degree that basically a handful of people graduate with every year and thats it.  <response>: Not specialized at all if you can make more at home depot... 