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Here is my situation. I am currently on unemployment and working a part time job (under 30 hours, minimum wage, and I get health/dental/vision insurance). I have been offered a full time position (8.50/hr, no benefits). I really need to have health insurance (not because I am sick, but because I want my ass covered if something happens). I live on my own rent is cheap 400 per mo. and under 200 in monthly bills. After doing some number crunching I found that if I took the full tie job, I'd be making less than being on unemployment and working part time. After everything was deducted (bills, rent, cost of paying for health insurance, gas and food) I would have like 130 dollars a month left over. So basically I can work a full time, buy health insurance and be broke. Or work 2 jobs putting in 64 hours a week (40 hrs full time and 24 hrs part time needed to keep my health insurance from my current part time job). Which I can do and I don't mind working hard but that is an insane amount of hours to put in. I called the place that offered me a full time job and asked if I could get a dollar an hour more and they said no. I am pretty sure I have another tier left for my unemployment, but that is along the lines of another month or two then it's done. I want a full time job but, in all honesty I'd be working 7-3 and the full time job and then 5-11 at the part time job. I guess I am leaning to trying to juggle both jobs and keep looking but I don't know if it's going to be too much to handle. I really could use some advice maybe from those who have been in a similar spot, or maybe I am just being to soft. Again I don't mind working, but 64 hours a week seems HARDCORE. Just an FYI the part time job is retail (pretty easy) and the full time job is hotel front desk (in a small town so it's hardly ever super busy).
<bot>: Do I take a 64 hour work week working 2 jobs so I can get health insurance, or work a full time job at $8.50/hr and pay for health insurance and be broke.