<prompt> Human: This is my first post on personal finance and I havent yet come across a topic similar to mine.Long story short, I work for a small college doing public relations and currently make 53k annual after a year of employment. The job itself is relatively easy but I come home most nights depressed that I have zero satisfaction and virtually no positive feedback from from the higher ups other than when enrollment is up a percent or two. It doesnt matter how great a commercial or article I write is, if its not reflected in the bottom line, it isnt worth it. Im not the kind of person that wants to live out the rest of my life in that kind of career. Randomly an ad for a warehouse worker at amazon opened up in my town. The pay is bad. Like, 14 an hour bad, but its mindless work and with only 30 hours a week, I could spend an extra 5-10 volunteering and making my brain a little happier.Id have to give up a few luxuries for sure, but Im very tempted. I have an interview Friday and have played out scenarios in my head and keep coming back to just wanting to be happy.Has anyone ever had to make this kind of decision before? Thanks in advance  <response>: Ignoring the rest of your question, its my understanding that no one anywhere should ever quit a better job to work in an Amazon warehouse. Seriously, Google it. The allegations on how their employees are treated are staggering. 