I'll try to keep this pretty clean cut, and thanks In advance for your time.

I've been working the same job out of high school and through my A.A. degree for the past three years. Tourism minimum wage nonsense. I absolutely hate it, recently graduated, and started looking for greener pastures. 

Unfortunately, thanks to living in a Major tourist hotspot, the only jobs that I can get without experience would be in Hospitality (which I hate) or in Sales. Taking the latter has yielded two results.

1) An entirely commissioned based Insurance Sales position where you go out and meet with prospective clients who've requested information on life/mortgage/unfortunate circumstance insurance. Agents make their own hours and leads are provided by the company (BBB Accredited, small self made company employing 200 employees throughout the states). Agents start at a 70% retainer, and the most common sale is a $1000 package. Flexible hours means I can put my current shitty job on a backburner with part time hours as a safety net. Company rates a 4.5 on glassdoor out of 50 reviews, seemingly legit. 

2) Working for a popular auto insurance company at $14.71 an hour. After taxes I expect to be bringing home perhaps a cool $2000 a month. WAAAY better than my meager $1100 a month. And I'd assume that there's awesome perks on reduced auto insurance or what have you. But the commute to the local office is one hour away, they expect full availability and working holidays - which I've also grown to HATE thanks to Tourism. I'd also have to ditch my current job for this one completely, no safety net if I go this route.
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I'm trying to get out of a shitty job with a low paying one with a high
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I'll try to keep this pretty clean cut, and thanks In advance for your time.

I've been working the same job out of high school and through my A.A. degree for the past three years. Tourism minimum wage nonsense. I absolutely hate it, recently graduated, and started looking for greener pastures. 

Unfortunately, thanks to living in a Major tourist hotspot, the only jobs that I can get without experience would be in Hospitality (which I hate) or in Sales. Taking the latter has yielded two results.

1) An entirely commissioned based Insurance Sales position where you go out and meet with prospective clients who've requested information on life/mortgage/unfortunate circumstance insurance. Agents make their own hours and leads are provided by the company (BBB Accredited, small self made company employing 200 employees throughout the states). Agents start at a 70% retainer, and the most common sale is a $1000 package. Flexible hours means I can put my current shitty job on a backburner with part time hours as a safety net. Company rates a 4.5 on glassdoor out of 50 reviews, seemingly legit. 

2) Working for a popular auto insurance company at $14.71 an hour. After taxes I expect to be bringing home perhaps a cool $2000 a month. WAAAY better than my meager $1100 a month. And I'd assume that there's awesome perks on reduced auto insurance or what have you. But the commute to the local office is one hour away, they expect full availability and working holidays - which I've also grown to HATE thanks to Tourism. I'd also have to ditch my current job for this one completely, no safety net if I go this route.
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Age old philosophical question - Should I take the plunge of a mundane secure job ($2000 take
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