<prompt> Human: The current job I have pays me 13 an hour, I work 40 hours a week normally and I usually take home about 750-800 dollars every two weeks. I have been working here for about 10 months. There have been people working at this company for 10-15 years and are still doing the same thing I am and only making slightly more an hour, so I realize it is a dead end job. However it is really easy and I have a pretty good relationship with all my co-workers and bosses, about once a year they lay of a bunch of people off but I made the cut last year and I think Ill make it again this year. So with that being said, job security is about 70. I have been applying for second jobs all week long so I can make some extra money to help pay off my car so I can afford to move out. While I was on my way to drop off an application for a second job I drove past one of the saw mills in the area. Its a huge operation that even has a train yard right in the middle of it. I decided to check out their website and they have several positions open, mostly all of them require several years of mill experience but one of them was an entry level position that starts at 16.00 an hour and it legit says in the description that you will only do that job until something better opens up. I also read some reviews on the company and people that have worked there or still work there have nothing but good things to say.I applied for the position and I have an interview later on this week!Anyways part of me feels like Im making a mistake by quitting a reliable job for a job that only pays 3 more an hour and that I may regret this decision. Im still young and new to being an adult so any advice at all is greatly appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to read this. TL;DR feel like I may regret quitting a reliable jobAssistant: You said your current job is a dead end job. I honestly dont know why youre questioning this. Sure, its nice having that relationship there, but that relationship is not going to pay your rent or any other bills. I would take the other job if there is opportunity for promotion in the future.Human: Its funny because as I re-read the post I realized how dumb my question is. I absolutely think I could make a career out of the company I have an interview for.  <response>: Good luck with the interview. 