So, I have been fortunate enough to get offered a really phenomenal job in a town that is 30 miles from my current home. The offer seems too good to pass up; it's really exciting work, a 10%+ pay increase over my current salary, and ridiculously good benefits (including a mini pension!). I understand it would mean more time stuck in traffic jams, but even despite that it would likely cut 2+ years off of my FI timeline. Unfortunately, my wife and I bought our current condo before we learned the ways of mustachianism, and so we are both clown-car commuters. Since my wife works ~30 miles away from this place of business, it means that at least for the short term we would probably continue to be.
There is a decent chance that my wife could get a job in the same town as this offer in the future, but it wouldn't likely happen for at least 8 months to 1 year. It's not guaranteed either, but there is a chance.
Should I:
-Accept the job and worry about mitigating commutes later? (I've already broached the subject of working from home, and it seems like I could probably do it occasionally but not often)
-Decline the job, because the perks aren't worth it in the end?