<prompt> Human: I graduate college in May and Ive been job hunting since Feb. The only job ive been offered so far is 1 hour away from the city i live. I dont want to move cities for personal reason, so that isnt an option. I already drive at least 1 hour everyday for personal reasons so my car needs to be refilled every week. Each refill costs me 18 dollars. I believe that i may have a certain degree of bargaining power when it comes to negotiating work schedule and wage. I only have 2 years of relevant internship experience and i feel like i need to add solid work experience like this potential job before i dont have to resort to commuting 2 hours a day in order to have a decent paying job. Average wage for a person with my degree and barely getting out of college in my city is 40-45k a year. What are your thoughts?  <response>: I believe that i may have a certain degree of bargaining power when it comes to negotiating work schedule and wage.As a graduate, you dont. Either bite the bullet and drive the extra hour each day, and figure out some way to make it work long term. Or, accept the change and relocate in preperation for the role - changes in life are healthy.PS, your reliance on your car sounds to be a probable single point of failure. 