What's more important. Money or rep. I made more as a server then as a manager

[tonyclifton]

Backstory

I worked as a server for about 5 years .Bussed tables and everything

I got a job as an area manager a year ago. Job is nice. I get most of my gas payed for, get to dress nice and pretty much make my own schedule. Not gonna lie it's pretty nice as far as labor intensive work and freedom goes. It feels good to walk around wearing nice clothes and being responsible for a lot of accounts. Plus sometime I work 8 hours a day, sometime I wake up and decide I don't wanna go anywhere and don't do shyt .

The issue is after working there a year I realized even with them taking care of my gas, I made about 15 grand more a year busting my ass serving tables. It's annoying, tiring and I just didn't feel like I was doing anything important.

What do you do. Do you keep the cushy job where you can do your own thing without worrying about a set schedule, not have to work weekends and not bust my ass physically( the stress at my new job can get intense, about 40 emails before fukking noon

I filled in at my old job as a server last weekend as a favor. I worked sat and Sunday for a total of 12 hours and walked with 500 in cash. shyt was . I forgot the feeling of leaving work with cash money as soon as I was out the door

What would you do

 

[Killer Instinct]

Is missing out on that 15K hampering your lifestyle? If the difference in your day to day living and expenses are negligible, I'd keep the comfortable gig and forego the more strenuous, taxing job. You burned out on waiting tables before - you're going to burn out again. Unless you must have that extra 15K, I'd recommend preserving your sanity and staying put.

 

[Gunshi]

peasant!

 

[Thoughts]

peasant!

Basically.

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

Manager

Think long term negro

 

[KeysT]

Keep doing what you doing breh. Work on the weekend every once in a while. The stressful job will wear you down again. Your sanity is more important than that 15gs...unless you NEED it.

 

[tonyclifton]

peasant!

O look, he's mad cuz I made fun of him in another thread
Coulda done better than your response though. You don't even know how much I make a year

I dapped you though cuz I think you need it

 

[yo moms]

peasant!

how much you make a month?

 

[tonyclifton]

Is missing out on that 15K hampering your lifestyle? If the difference in your day to day living and expenses are negligible, I'd keep the comfortable gig and forego the more strenuous, taxing job. You burned out on waiting tables before - you're going to burn out again. Unless you must have that extra 15K, I'd recommend preserving your sanity and staying put.

As fAr as bills and everything no. Still have more than enough to support my kids. We go on vacation once a year. Take the kids out have dinners and whatnot

But the hustler mode in me says - why not make 15 grand more ya know

 

[Gunshi]

how much you make a month?

not enough

 

[Gunshi]

O look, he's mad cuz I made fun of him in another thread
Coulda done better than your response though. You don't even know how much I make a year

I dapped you though cuz I think you need it

 

[yo moms]

not enough

not enough for what? to quit your job? or have you already quit your job?

 

[lightbearerchef]

O look, he's mad cuz I made fun of him in another thread
Coulda done better than your response though. You don't even know how much I make a year

I dapped you though cuz I think you need it

Shhhh!t that ether

 

[Gunshi]

not enough for what? to quit your job? or have you already quit your job?

wouldnt quit my job unless i was guaranteed a mil each year..

 

[tonyclifton]

how much you make a month?

4grand after taxes with my mananer job,

Used to make 5g or around that serving a month


Also do taxes during the season and that bring in some serious dough

My girl works part time and make about 1800 am th