Advice on what rate to charge for record listing labor?

My friend closed his record store in Florida when he got divorced and moved back to Tennessee. All the contents of his store were boxed and moved to Chattanooga - about an hour and half from here. He is putting his inventory completely online and has asked if he could pay me to come to town on my days off and help him grade, price and list stuff. He told me to think about it and come up with what compensation I wanted for doing this.

So, I turn to ya'll. I have no idea what to ask for. On one hand, I get to look through a bunch of records - some of which are 45's that have not been picked through before - and get first dibs. On the other hand, listing records is sort of a pain in the ass and I have to drive and stay the night out the there to do it.

Advice?

25 dollars worth of records an hour.

that sounds fair.

Lol, that's Bob. Say hi to Bob. I need to call him.