Is it stupid to quit my job if I don't have another one lined up even if I saved up money?

[Anonymous]

have $27,000 saved up I'm thinking about putting on my two weeks notice

[BigschlongEnergy]

If all Your bills Cost you just over 1,000 dollars so let’s say all your bills put together cost you 1,500 dollars you have 27,000 you have to pay your rent all your bills or you will lose your House or apartment so 27,000 dollars isn’t a lot of money when your Bills cost you 1,500 dollars


1,500 times 10 = 15,000 dollars that’s just 10 months of all your bills 💵 for a year
1,500 times 12 = 18,000 for 16 months
So 1,500 times 16 = 24,000 dollars 💵
For 18 months so 1,500 for all your bills 💵
1,500 times 18 = 27,000 dollars 💵
You have to ask yourself Am I good at getting Jobs? Will anybody Hire me? How long before I am Hired? What if they only pay me 12.50 an hour at a job that I Get Hired to and the job isn’t paying me enough to Pay for all my bills and food 🥘 which means if that job doesn’t pay me enough to support me and my Bills so I can live I will have to Dip into my 27,000 dollars 💵 just so I don’t get evicted


10 months of using your 27,000 dollars for rent is 15,000 that’s half of your money so now you Quit your job can’t seem to get another job 10 months has gone by and now you don’t have 27,000 now since you used Your 27,000 for 10 months for your bills that cost you 1,500 a month now you have 12,000 dollars 💵


Just 10 months and now you have 12,000 dollars 💵 few months pass you have more like 8,000 dollars and few weeks go by and you’ve finally got a job working at a trash man they pay you 13 an hour you work 12 hour shifts 13 times 12 hours is 156 and that’s not even saying about taxes So you’ll make let’s say 130 for a working 12 hours a day and you do it for 5 days a week and your paid every 2 weeks so you make 130 dollar a day working 12 hours paid every 2 weeks so you work 10 days for that 2 week paycheck so you’d come out with 1,300 but then again taxes have to be taken out so Let’s say they take out 145 for taxes
Now since they took out 145 for taxes


1,300 take away 145 = 1,155 and Let’s say all your bills together cost you 900 dollars now you have only a few hundred dollars 💵 left to live off of and you need food 🥘 and gotta pay for gas ⛽️ and gas is costly so Your screwed still gotta dip into that 27,000 dollars because you done paid your rent but you spent All your money on food and now you gotta buy more food 🥘 and that’s what dipping into your 27,000 dollars is and since you spent 500 dollars on food now you don’t even have 27,000 dollars 27,000 take away 500 dollars 💵 = 26,500 now ask yourself is Quiting my job really the best of ideas when money is easiest lost by 1,500 dollar bills 💵 or 900 dollar bills


It’s your decision whatever you choose just know You may be screwing yourself over and there’s no going back in time ounce it have chosen we al have to live with our choices and our choices can have consequences so Make your decision because your decision could have very bad consequences you are your greatest enemy i and everybody makes a decision and if that decision causes pain we all have to live with our choices
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[BigschlongEnergy]

My bad 😂 it’s 1,500 times 12 is 18,000 not 16 months 😂

[Static_In_The_Attic]

A job is better than no job & to be honest don’t be stupid & quit without having another job in hand.

[sassy_receptor]

i would get a new job first just for the security but i guess it really boils down to how hard it is to find a job in your field

[LivingExample]

$27,000 can go pretty fast, getting another job first is always best!

[dudeinohio]

I'd get a new job first.