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Well looks like I'm moving to Chicago.  Just keeping the Carolina Chicago connection going.  Any words of wisdom?

I'll be there until next Wednesday night so you might want to move sometime after that just to be on the safe side.

I could instantly make $25K more a year with my company if I went to Chicago and eventually more, but after weighing out the pros and cons it just isn't worth it to me. 

Going from Hawaii to Chicago is one Hell of a change but best of luck bro. 

 

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great time of year to move from Hawaii to Chicago....first stop....department store for heavy jacket and warm boots!

 

never been, but I have friends that live in many different places that constantly say Chicago is their favorite city ever.

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Been there twice and liked what I saw.  Good thing about the job is after a year I can live anywhere in the US and commute weekly to work.  Just haven't decided between Charlotte or Dc. Schedule is a 5-2-5-2-5-5. Every 3rd rotation is followed by 5 days off. 

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