So I currently have a full-time job. We don't have a set schedule and it's kind of random and sporadic so I've been trying to say for a vehicle and it has been becoming Increasingly more difficult to say for a job with the bills and with everything being so expensive You know, it just it just becomes super difficult now So I've decided to do some applications for a part-time job where I can kind of have my schedules work around each other and Whatever paychecks I get from that part-time job. I just put it up to the side for my car And then you know that way I'll get my car way faster because I'm putting more money to the side I'm not just putting like a couple hundred dollars to the side or something like that I'm just putting like a whole paycheck to the side and it's going directly towards a vehicle well You know, I have a I have a situation set up with a part-time job and I told my manager about it and he's like, oh if If you take this out this job like we're gonna have to put you on part-time Like all your hours are gonna be cut off full-time, but here's the thing though you guys I'm not even getting full-time hours We're supposed to get 30 hours plus for full time and he's only giving me 18 to about 28 hours and I come up on the audit almost every month for not getting the right amount of hours So should I just take the job opportunity anyways, because I feel like I'm gonna be making the same amount of money I would have made regardless At this job my full-time job

Hi, my advice to you is find something that you love doing and someone that's doing it and earning really good money and then copy them. I know it's not the advice you're looking for in this one, but the trouble is if you're trying to get a car, you know, a car is just a step to something else. You know, what is it that makes you happy? What is it that makes you feel genuinely fulfilled? And who's earning decent money doing it? Then go and ask them how they did it and usually you'll find that they help you out.

Yeah, sell your body like everybody else on ********.

Full time, 30 hours. You regular workers ain't got shit on us blue collar guys. 30 hours, that's two days for me.

Definitely go for the other job and try to keep your options open in the future. Make sure that the horizon is brighter. Try to get a job with more money, more hours, but definitely save where you can. I think you're on the right track there, but I think that your employer that is going to cut your hours that much and tell you that something that might be better for you is not going to be effective for them, I would cut them loose.