<prompt> Human: Howdy.I am stuck in a career dilemma. For the past two years I worked for a medium-sized flooring company in the Midwest. I started as a part time helper unloading trucks and ended up becoming the manager of the companys largest warehouse within about a year. I managed between 2-5 people depending on the season. I resigned about 1 month ago because the pay was shit, the hours were terrible 7am-6pm most days, it was 6 days a weeksometimes 7, and the conditions were unsafe. The warehouse is too full of product, samples, and a smorgasbord of random junk the owner accumulated over the years.I got a new job working at an entry level position in a huge insurance brokerage. The hours are great, the pay is good for the job being what it is, and the environment is the perfect place for personal and professional growth. Today, my old boss called and offered me my job at the flooring warehouse for double my old salary. I would make enough to live very comfortably from a financial standpoint but would mean going back to crazy hours with no time off. What is my best bet in regards to my finances? Should I suck up and take the shitty conditions for good pay?Thanks.TL;DR My old crappy job wants to hire me back with a huge salary increase. Should I take the terrible conditions for a huge bump in pay?  <response>: Stay where you are. It sounds like the prospects are better where you are now, and theres no point having pockets full of money if you hate your life! 