<human>: Condense the text into a few key points

Hi, /r/jobs.

I started working for a law firm yesterday as a legal clerk. It's my second job along with my resturaunt job (which I love). I was told to complete a one-week full-time trial before I could be hired on as a part-time worker, but I saw so many red flags that I think this might not be worth it.

* In the interview, the HR lady said that she was "not so sure about [me]." Her boss hired me anyway for my personality instead of my skills.

*  I asked the IT guy about the former people in the two empty cubicles. He said that they've "been here for a while". He also forgot that I was coming Monday so it took him three hours to set me up.

* The HR lady comes across as extremely condescending whenever we speak to each other. She told me that she is ranked right below the boss and kept emphasizing that Mr. Boss doesn't like mistakes. I feel like she hates me for being in her boss's favor.

* A Yelp review said that "there's a new paralegal every time I come in."

* I was actually called for an interview sometime in May, but I didn't go because I thought it was a scam. They advertised it as a receptionist job.

Important points to consider:

* I have never held a job for longer than three or four months.

* I have about $45k in loans to repay. The job is $10/hr. My resturaunt job is $8/hr. 

* My fiance will start making a shit ton of money next year and doesn't mind if I do my resturaunt job forever.

* That resturaunt job might not last long since its a new business and seems likely to fail within a year.
<bot>: New office job and I hate it after one day. Scared of HR lady. Need reassurance that quitting is a good move? Maybe I should stick it out for the whole trial week?