<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

I was interviewing for a position I thought I wanted (ideal city, thought the work could be interesting but it's not), but decided after receiving the offer to stay at my current job (great manager, more interesting work, still have room for growth). However, the new job offered a significant salary bump, even after taking account the higher standard of living. According to [this salary calculator] it would equate to about a 29% pay raise in my current area. 

My manager mentioned a month or so ago that he was working on getting me a raise, but based off the tendency of the company to not be *that* generous, I'm not expecting a lot. Salary reviews are happening this month, so I still don't know how much I'm going to get, but I'm pretty sure that anything close to 10% would be a miracle.

Is there anyway for me to gently use this job offer to get a bigger raise? I don't want to threaten or bully anyone, as I have tremendous respect for my manager and intend to stay in this job whether they give me a bigger raise or not.
<bot>: I got a job offer with more money, but decided I'm going to stay at my current job but want to know how I can leverage this for more pay