<prompt> Human: Hi. I realize everyones situation is different and that everyone has different preferences. I want to ask a hypothetical question about what you would do in my shoes.Currently making 120k with good bonus potential-- up to 60k but more realistically around half that for 150k all-in. Wife and I are in our late 20s--she is stay at home to take care of our baby. I just received a call for a second round interview for a job paying around 200k plus about 40k bonus, for just about 240k all-in. Now, the catch is that the job ups my commute from 1 hr round trip to 3 hrs round trip incl. traffic. Breaking down the hourly, it makes mathematical sense, but for some reason Im reluctant to be excited at this prospect.We have no debt except for a car that is negligible 260mo and a mortgage. Not hurting for money. However such a pay jump could drastically expand our savingsinvestments. The job is not materially different. Same role, same type of work. What would you do?  <response>: Heres the thing, you shouldnt be asking just anyone this question. The answer from someone who doesnt commute much and is struggling to make a living will find a 90k income increase to be life-changing. However, a rich person who had commuted in their lifetime will have a completely different perspective. Im astounded by the tunnel vision of the majority of the responses here. Fact: shortening your commute is one of thee biggest factors in quality of life of a job. Now for my opinion. You have stated that your not struggling financially...well, money isnt everything. Your goal for your career should always be finding a job that you enjoy that will provide a reasonable quality of life that allows for you to enjoy your non-working life. Unless you were already not enjoying your current job, why would you leave it? Coming from someone who has commuted all lengths from 15min round trip to 3hrs round trip, dont dismiss the life sucking force of traffic...its rarely worth it. 