<prompt> Human: I hate my job working 70hour weeks, hate the work, am depressed, etc, and am planning on quitting at the beginning of 2019, after receiving my eoy bonus. I should have 60-70k saved by then which would be roughly 2 years of expenses in cash savings-could last longer through using lines of credit,etc. I also have no debt.I would want to look for a new job over the coming months, but it is too hard for me to do, considering I am currently working 70hour weeks, and it could potentially put my eoy bonus in jepoardy if my employer finds out. I am also still looking at doing an educational program after leaving, and could always go back to school if things go very badly.My montly expenses are about 2500 which could be flexed down a bit.I know the classic advice is never to leave a job without having a job, but I have thought this through quite thoroughly, and it seems very reasonable for me to leave, rather than stick to a job I hate and suffer a mental break or find another sub-par job and take it just because of the rule.Assistant: Dont forget about health insurance if you decide to leave your current job. You most likely will not be covered for the 1 or 2 years you decide to take off...buying health insurance yourself can cost about 400month or more. It all comes down to your risk tolerance. But for me relatively young guy I would ALWAYS want to be covered.Human: You are right. I will lose that. But I am young early 20s M, healthy, and still could be on my parents plan under 26, so I dont think that would be too expensive for me even if I kept it.  <response>: Depending on what state you live in you will be able to sign up for Medicaid. Medicaid in Most states does not look at your savings or equity and only cares about your current monthly income. It gets a bad rap but thats all just propaganda from health insurance companies. 