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A question today comes from Corey in Tennessee. I've been a vocational instructor at my current job for 20 years.

They aren't interested in learning anything on any level. The students are very disrespectful.

The bad behavior is encouraged by decision makers. I have also worked at my

church with young people for 19 plus years, and I'm honestly burned out on kids. I need to work,

but I don't have much debt, but I do have some. I just don't want to earn pay being disrespected

on a daily basis and seeing the toxic behavior encouraged. The state of Tennessee,

my job in the state of Tennessee requires retirement at 25 years. Excuse me, I messed that up.

My state of Tennessee job for retirement is 25 years at 55 years of age or 30 years of service.

I'll only be 49 if I stay for 30 years.

So I don't know how that will pay out. I think I can do better and start making more money.

I'm currently thinking about pursuing CDLs to start a driving career. What do you think should I quit my job?

I couldn't even get through it because you need to leave my man. Now, don't leave without moving into something,

but there's no question. You are not in an environment that you have any control over to actually

change. When you put yourself in an environment like this that is very institutionalized

and very systemic as it relates to government leadership, You're not going to be able to change it.

So quit banging your head against the wall.

I love the idea of moving into something else.

Let's get qualified for it.

And then let's move on because financially you don't have the margin and you've got debt.

You've got to pay off.

So let's stay in the roll.

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