This is the Ramsey Call of the Day, part of the Ramsey Network.

Joining me today is Ramsey personality, Ken Coleman.

Today's question comes from Travis in Wisconsin.

I'm having a moral dilemma regarding a job change.

I work as a truck driver.

My current employer treats me very well.

Until recently, the company covered 10 states

with four drivers and 10 people in support positions.

The driving staff is now down to two people,

me and one other driver.

A company that shares our building complex has been recruiting

drivers. And they approached me and offered me a position that is 25% more than I currently make.

I'd be home every night and it offers a better 401k. It would obviously be a good move for me,

but it would cripple my current employer to the point where they may go out of business.

I have to

think about what is best for myself, but my decision will most likely directly impact 11 other

families at the same time. What is the right decision to make? Well, Travis, the right decision is

to do what is best for you. This is a very tough, emotional situation. I get this call a lot, Dave, on the Ken Coleman

show where people go, I love the people that I'm with. They've been good to me, but I know it's

time for me to move on. I'm moving on to something that I know is on purpose, yada, yada, yada.

But if I leave, I feel like it's going to hurt the company. And what I have said, not to be glib and not to be insensitive, but if this man, Travis,

leaving this company, will cause this company to go out of business, then they were going to go

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