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So i got short term job as forkliftdriver/collector and im keeping making mistakes. What i can do?

Just accepted a new offer with an insurance agency, signed offer and everything. Going back to tell my manager that I’m leaving because I didn’t enjoy managing (was promoted to a team manager a while back) and he offered my old position as a broker. The commission structure for brokers with current company is getting better and he offered better hours and remote work. I feel like I want to go back/continues with current company but am just not sure. I love the company and the people but looking for a new job was wanting something “new” and not wanting to be management any longer. My current commute is pretty far but under an hour, new commute would be 10 minutes. However with the remote position I would never be required to come to office.

To keep it short, about two months ago, I let my manager know that my availability was going to change, and that I would no longer be able to work Saturdays or Sundays, at first she was okay with this, and I wasn't scheduled for those days anymore, but that only lasted about three weeks, and since then I've been scheduled every weekend, so that's about 5 weeks in a row now. I'm very non-confrontational, and I'm worried that I'll upset her, but this is seriously starting to affect my plans, I rarely get to hang out with friends and family during the week because of school and work, and I needed weekends off to catch up on schoolwork, but now I'm back to working every weekend (which was the case before for 7 months prior to asking her) and I feel like my relationships are getting more distant because I never get to see anyone. This may seem silly, but it's been really stressing me out, I'm always worried that because I don't have free time anymore, I'm going to start drifting from everyone I know, because every time they want to hang out, it sounds like I'm making up excuses when in reality I'm really not.

I work at a small company, with about 10 people full time, plus a handful of freelancers. Two weeks ago today I gave my two weeks notice at my company. There’s no bad blood, I just have a lot of personal shit going on (both with other people in my life and my own mental health) and I need more time off than I would be able to take while still employed here. I also disagree with some of the company practices, specifically not paying our interns, so it was time to go. When I gave my notice, I basically told my bosses that I need time to work out personal stuff and figure out what I want to do with my life and career. They thanked me for being transparent about it, and asked me if I was able to stay until they found my replacement, to help train them, etc. Here’s the thing: it’s been two weeks and they haven’t yet. They’ve been trying, but nobody has been hired. They have two huge projects coming together this week and next week so I feel bad leaving them with nobody. That being said, I am burned out. I parked at work this morning and felt my brain turn off. Would it be rude if I go back on my word and leave before they find my replacement?