conversation: User (TheTounPontoon): "I am at a Crossroads where I have two job opportunities in front of me. \n\nJob A has a very comfortable base and nice potential Commission. I have worked at this company in the past, and left because I was overworked and underpaid. They are now offering me the same exact job with twice my previous salary, plus commission (which was not available to me before). This is more of a sure thing when it comes to financial stability. \n\nJob B has a small base with the potential for commission (down the road, possibly as much as job A). Here I would essentially work for myself, which I value a great deal, but the risk is high. \n\nI'm soon to be 26, but Am in debt and have no savings or emergency fund. I have been living like this for the past five years and been getting by ok. I would love some advice on how I can approach this situation"
  Self: "Job A. Job B is far too much risk, and sounds fairly terrible compared to your current (and possibly new) position. Even though you're young, you have 0 to fall back on and 0 to draw from should anything happen to you. "
  