Things aren't going well at my second job right now. It's

>>17905423
Wait a month. It's seasonal, they'll fire you anyway.

Read the contract, see what's the clause in case you quit early (or if there is any. Most shitty seasonal jobs have none). If you're fine with it go to HR or your manager, tell them you're quitting and be done with it.

>>17905461
Do I need to give them a heads up? I don't want to give notice only to have another 2 shifts before I'm gone and have them be terrible

>>17905444
This job is like pulling fingernails. I really do not want to stay for another month if possible

>>17905708
Well it's considered polite to give them some time to find a replacement, but ultimately it depends on the contract terms and maybe the laws of your country. When I quit my last job I had to keep working for 20 days after I handed in my resignation. The alternative was to pay them half of a 1month salary or something like that. But, as I said, most seasonal retail jobs don't have this kind of clauses.

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just get yourself fired asshat..

swing for your manager
take a shit on the floor
pretend your a kettle for the day
do literally nothing at all then when questioned about it say you its international badger protest day.. or you put the wrong handcream on this morning.. get creative

how can you be scared to quit??

If you live in the US in an at-will employment state then you can just stop showing up at any time for any reason

>>17905461
>Read the contract
I honestly completely forget what my conditions for leaving were on the contract I signed. I didn't think to remember it expecting to not want to quit. I live in Canada if that helps anything