I clicked on yes, only and only because you said it's not permanent leaving.
Just like in marcus' case. Real life comes first and when it's settled or at least you're in comfort, then you can concentrate on stealing bans from vicsyyy ;P
I wouldn't even say you have to remove your mod status just tell us and mr.boss that you need time. Marcus stayed mod, so why can't you ?
I'm just saying real life can be a bigger bitch if not treated well. ;D Bullshit. Don't read this.

She never even said it was about the moderator gig. She means quitting McDolan's.

I have to say, because I am guessing you're getting minimum wage. Finish school and look for something better if you can manage your money well enough to last until then. Good luck.

Well if it's having a bad effect on your health and grades I think you should.. Plus it won't be a permanent leave.

well GG bundy. I've just read it again. Well... it's late, I'll say that's the reason for my dumbness.
Anywho , in that case, I'd say try to find another place to work at. Don't know how they pay you though. If they pay you well enough, well , it might be horrible to hear, but I think you should stay. If they are not paying well, f* them.

Well, another thing I forgot to mention which is far more important than money. In the future if you want to apply for a job, they will most probably ask for any past regarding jobs, job experience. And if you got stuff to write down , you already have an advantage. <--- even though I clicked on "yes" , this is a reason why you shouldn't quit.

Oh 5 years? Abort job! I repeat, abort that useless mission !

I might not be the most active member on the forum, so I dunno how much my opinion will count, but I've had personal experience...
I have been in your position before. I really would suggest quitting or take a hiatus as the most important thing in my opinion is ensuring that you stay healthy.
I was working full time in a pub kitchen, alongside a full time 30hr college course. I ignored all warnings from my actual college lecturers stating that I shouldn't work full time and complete 5 A levels at the same time. I actually became very ill due to this I actually lost my job and to make matters worth I ended up having to leave college as I was so ill I ended up falling behind and couldn't catch up. I lost my job and I also lost my qualification.

In conclusion, GIVE UP your job, or reduce it to as minimal as possible and complete your course. Then you can actually get a better job with your qualification.

I wish you the best of luck in whatever decision you make

Yesyesyes.
Already told you why :3

To be honest you have answered your own question. If your education and health is being affected by your job then yeah take a temporary break from it. Also you need to remember that your qualifications will get you to greener pastures aka a better job, so just go into work knowing you are going to be heading in a greater direction in the future.

I am not going to choose yes, or no because this is solely down to you. We shouldn't really vote to decide your future, this isn't Rome 246 BC.

First you need to calculate what hours you are able to do to keep enough money coming in to look after yourself. You need to make a little bit of a balance but don't be scared to take a loss to prioritise study, such as forgoing certain luxuries.

This is like saying bros before hoes, except it's studies before money. Money will come after you graduate in college. So if it's getting you should take a leave or tell to the management of decreasing your goddamn working times! You're still a student!

Whats the real reason for having the job? In all fairness, if money isn't an issue - quit and focus on your school work.

You have answered your own question about whether or not to quit. It's always health first my friend! Never put your job (especially mcdonalds) before your health, healths a priorioty! Also if its affecting your studys, i'd let them know. Even try get your working hours reduced.

Definitely at least ask for a reduction in hours... D:

I say quit because I've been told by many wise adults that a job should be something you enjoy doing and something where you gain great value from if you think you don't gain much and if the job only makes you regret going back then I say don't bother going back. Do what makes you happy and follow your heart and destiny will lead the way Good Luck! In both this situation and in life

If you trying to find another easier job , then go find one , and then quit.

If you want to have a rest from this job you have right now , so it be since you are a college student.

I say yes just because I'm at Uni right now and I couldn't imagine working that much with my schedule either.

Studying+class+wanting a social life is really tough to have with that much of a workload. I currently work once every few weekends just to keep my benefits. I'm perfectly happy with it, too.

So I say yes.