I would personally probably have quit on the spot. Partly, that's because I know my financial situation allows me to do that sort of. And partly because I would rather scrape the gunk off of someone else's kitchen counters than work for a slimey person who did that to me. I don't think you can judge someone else harshly (especially someone with an infant) for working until he had something else lined up. 2 months was probably an eternity for him but short in the grand scheme of things.
>I don't think you can judge someone else harshly (especially someone with an infant) for working until he had something else lined up.
But if you're not getting paid (or very likely not to, as in this case) then you're not working. You're donating time to someone. Don't do that if you have mouths to feed.
