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The original was posted on /r/antiwork by /u/futureamateur on 2025-11-12 21:41:25+00:00.


My work schedule is 12 hours on Monday, then the lunch shift on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Total 25 hours

My manager wants me to work the lunch shift for every weekday including Wednesday now, which would be fine but I reserve the free weekday I have to seeing a professor (office closes at around 5 pm) and studying for grad school next semester, since I’m going to be in grad school for something I didn’t do in undergrad (long story). I’ve also reserved the weekends to seeing my girlfriend.

This time though, my manager is really pushing working every weekday lunch shift onto me and telling me that my work schedule is so easy I should be able to do one extra day. And now I’m feeling bad if I say no.

Am I being an entitled asshole for saying I can’t? Im only really working 25 hours for a job I don’t need that much. I’m contemplating asking her if me leaving would make scheduling easier since I do agree hiring one person for a weekday is unnecessary

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