Use case: Data Processing, Formatting & Math
Instruction type: Negative
Prompt style: Rambling/Stream-of-Consciousness

Prompt:
I need you help working through a job offer and I need to figure out if I can make it work. The job doesn't pay much. It's $46,000/year salaried, but it's something that I love doing. I expect to pay 7.65% in FICA taxes for that job. Meanwhile, I have a side job that pays different amounts per hour depending on what I do, but it's at a 15.3% FICA rate. 
I need you to build me a table that will help me see how much I could potentially make working the main job and side job. I’ll need a table with rows showing different potential gross weekly average targets descending from $1,500 a week to $1,000 a week in $50 increments. I’ll need columns for the gross weekly, how much I would need to gross from the side job each week to meet the combined week + side job week gross, how much I would net from the side job each week, how much I would net from both jobs combined how much I would gross from both jobs combined, then columns for how many hours a week I would need to work from different hourly rates ascending in $2.50 increments from $30/hr to $45/hr. Oh! And I only want to work the side job for 48 weeks of the year. So you’ll need to adjust your weekly gross from the side job to hit the weekly average target gross to compensate for that. So assume those weekly gross amounts are averages over the full 52 weeks of the year but I only work the side job for 48 weeks.
I’ll also need to know how much I’ll need to save each week to put away for the weeks that I don’t do the side job, how much I’ll get from the side job after taking out taxes and savings each week, and finally, how much I’ll net each week from both jobs after taxes and savings.
I’ll also need to see how much I would make if I just worked the side job for 48 weeks of the year for 40 hrs/week. I’ll need the yearly gross and net. The weekly gross, net, and after savings amount that I’ll have to work with, and how much I need to set aside for taxes and savings each week.
Oh yeah! I’ll also need to know how much to set aside from the side job each week if I were to work it alongside the main job for taxes at each of those target average weekly gross amounts.
Please don’t give me anything other than table(s) with the information that I need. Don’t use cents. Round to the nearest dollar, and round to the nearest quarter hour, for how many hours I would have to work at the different hourly amounts to meet my weekly goals.

Evaluation criteria:
The response should include, in the combined main job plus side job scenario, a column that shows the side job gross income per working week if the job is worked 48 weeks a year instead of 52.
The response should calculate the side job gross income per working week for each target weekly gross as (target weekly gross × 52 − 46,000) ÷ 48, rounded to the nearest dollar. For example, for a $1,500 target, this value is $667, and for a $1,000 target, this value is $125.
The response should include a column that shows the number of hours that need to be worked at each given hourly rate to reach the weekly target average gross, rounded to the nearest quarter hour, which is determined by dividing the side job gross per working week by each hourly rate. For example, to reach the weekly target average gross of $1500, the side job would require 22,25 hours at $30.00 per hour.
The response should include a column that shows how much side job income is set aside each working week to pay FICA taxes (15.3%) on the side job.
The response should include a column that shows how much side job income is saved each working week to cover the four weeks when the side job is not worked.
The response should include, in the combined scenario, a column that shows the side job net income per working week after both taxes and savings are removed.
The response should include, in the combined scenario, a column that shows the total net income per week from both jobs after taxes and after subtracting the side job savings for off weeks to account for working only 48 weeks a year.
The response should include, in the combined scenario, a column that shows the side job net income per week.
The response should use a tax rate of 15.3 percent FICA to calculate the net income from the side job.
The response should include a separate table or clearly separated section that analyzes a side job only scenario with no main job income.
The response should base the side job only scenario on working 40 hours per week for 48 weeks per year for each hourly rate.
The response should include, in the side job only scenario, the yearly net income from the side job.
The response should include, in the side job only scenario, the yearly gross income from the side job.
The response should include, in the side job only scenario, a column for weekly gross income during the 48 working weeks.
The response should include, in the side job only scenario, a column for weekly net income adjusted for taxes and working only 48 weeks.
The response should include, in the side job only scenario, a column for the weekly amount set aside for taxes on the side job.
The response should include, in the side job only scenario, a column for the weekly amount saved to cover the four non-working weeks. For example, at $30 per hour, the amount to save per week is $100, and at $32.50 per hour, the amount to save per week is $108.
The response should include, in the side job only scenario, a column for the weekly take-home amount after both taxes and savings have been subtracted. For example, at $30 per hour, this amount will be $916. At $32.50 per hour, this amount is $993.
The response should not provide any metacommentary or information outside of the tables, other than headings for the tables.
The response should round all calculated monetary amounts to the nearest dollar.
The response should include a row for each target weekly gross average amount, starting at $1,500 and decreasing by $50 down to $1,000.