<prompt> Human: Hi everyone,Im a software developer currently working in Boston, making 115k annually. I recently got a job offer from a London based company, with a salary of 62k.The 62k number is hard to swallow. As the British pound continues to drop, 62k now amounts to 76061 USD, a rather significant pay cut. I wondered if converting to USD is the best way to evaluate the job offer, as I will be making and spending money in London. I started another thread in the London sub asking what the quality of living would be with 62k. So far, the consensus seems to be that 62k is a well above average salary, and should afford a nice living. But it will be a step down from the quality of life I enjoy in Boston.What do you make of this situation, with a critical financial lens? My wanting to move stems from wanting new adventures, so theres some non-monetary value to that. However, is it financially inadvisable to move to London under these conditions? How do you think Brexit and the seeming free fall of the pound factors into this?Thanks in advance!  <response>: So, basically, youre willing to pay 40K or so every year for this adventure?There are cheaper ways to have an adventure. Youd expect that job opportunities in London for this type of work would be significantly depressed if there is a reduction in investment in the UK as a result of Brexit. 