[Kracka]

$33k is pretty crappy for someone with a degree. Either way, I would take the job in FL and get myself out of this state. If you do well at it, there is always a possibility they would keep you around for another project. Worse case senario: You move back to MN and work another dead-end job. If you think you end up making no more than $45k/year anytime in your life with Nash why are you there? Unless they have some sort of great benefits, profit sharing, etc. there is no reason to be with that company. Keep in mind that all my opinions and figures are based on having a 4-year business degree so if you don't have one just throw away all this info.