<human>: Give me a shortened version of the text

So I'm not really sure this is the right place to ask this, but anyways I'll try my luck anyways. 

I found out a while ago that my girlfriend is pregnant. We've been together/been friends long enough that I trust her enough already to know that the kid's mine, although my parents still demanded a DNA test that's currently somewhere in the hospital right now.

Big issue is: I'm a senior in high school. I'm sure as hell not going to walk out on my girlfriend/soon-to-be-kid, but I don't know how the hell I'm supposed to make money to help out in this situation.

I don't really get along with my parents, but that's an explanation for another time). 

So I kinda stumbled into night shifts. Was looking for a night shift job with a decently flexible schedule that wasn't too bad on the money, and I found an answer through a guy who graduated a couple of years ago. 

He basically told me that he could squeeze me in bartending at the rather shifty hotel he works at, a few nights a week. 

Trouble is, going to school, doing 6 AP classes worth of homework done, then going to the hotel and doing the bartending gig straight through the night is fucking rough. My parents - even though they said they want nothing to do with me after this entire situation - don't want me bartending, even though I'm a keeping a B+ average so far (I was at a C so there's improvement there) - they say that I should just leave and go on to college and not associate with my girlfriend or my kid, when he/she gets here. 

Needless to say, I'm not planning on doing that. 

So is there any job out there that goes for after school until about midnight or one that doesn't pay too horrible - I got two dozen + apps out, just most of them are restaurants/hotels/etc. where it's not a nice place to be at night, if you know what I mean.

And I did some research: it's legal, just uncommon as hell, for a bartender to be sub-21.
<bot>: Reddit, I'm lost. I want to help out/be an un-deadbeat, but I can't figure out how to actually balance school + work.