Need Input

[blodhi74]

I make good money in Chicago. Few of my best buds are in San Francisco. They have a job lined up for me which will pay twice of what I'm making right now.
I am very satisfied with the current job. Best work environment that I have witnessed. Friends with boss and great people all around. Very stable job.

Should I venture in the unknown or be satisfied with my current situation. I rent and am looking for a house.
Suggestions are welcomed.

 

[godmare]

is the col in sf more than 2x chicago?

 

[blodhi74]

Originally posted by: godmare
is the col in sf more than 2x chicago?

yes ... plus I will have to move my family.

 

[ChaoZ]

If you're satisfied and make good money then why change? You also should consider the living costs in S.F.

 

[Iron Woode]

Originally posted by: blodhi74
I make good money in Chicago. Few of my best buds are in San Francisco. They have a job lined up for me which will pay twice of what I'm making right now.
I am very satisfied with the current job. Best work environment that I have witnessed. Friends with boss and great people all around. Very stable job.

Should I venture in the unknown or be satisfied with my current situation. I rent and am looking for a house.
Suggestions are welcomed.

Best advice:

If you like where you live now and like where you work and are satisfied with your job and lifestyle, why bother changing it?

 

[blodhi74]

Originally posted by: ChaoZ
If you're satisfied and make good money then why change? You also should consider the living costs in S.F.

I guess I'm bieng selfish ... Cost of living will equalize the amount money earned. I wanted to be close to people I grew up with.

 

[blodhi74]

Originally posted by: Iron Woode

Originally posted by: blodhi74
I make good money in Chicago. Few of my best buds are in San Francisco. They have a job lined up for me which will pay twice of what I'm making right now.
I am very satisfied with the current job. Best work environment that I have witnessed. Friends with boss and great people all around. Very stable job.

Should I venture in the unknown or be satisfied with my current situation. I rent and am looking for a house.
Suggestions are welcomed.

Best advice:

If you like where you live now and like where you work and are satisfied with your job and lifestyle, why bother changing it?

Thanks ... needed some input.

 

[Xyclone]

Originally posted by: Iron Woode

Originally posted by: blodhi74
I make good money in Chicago. Few of my best buds are in San Francisco. They have a job lined up for me which will pay twice of what I'm making right now.
I am very satisfied with the current job. Best work environment that I have witnessed. Friends with boss and great people all around. Very stable job.

Should I venture in the unknown or be satisfied with my current situation. I rent and am looking for a house.
Suggestions are welcomed.

Best advice:

If you like where you live now and like where you work and are satisfied with your job and lifestyle, why bother changing it?

:thumbsup:

 

[skyking]

It would seriously suck to look back at the good old times in Chicago. Stay put

 

[Chaotic42]

I wouldn't.

You seem to have something most people dream of: A stable life and a family. I wouldn't endanger either one by moving across the country for some friends. You'll make new friends.

Plus, if you game on line, Teamspeak is an excellent tool for staying in touch. I have old friends 1600 miles away that I'm probably in too close of contact with.

 

[blodhi74]

thanks guys =/ gals