u/Even-Spring6495

We rented a car to go to the pyramids from CDMX airport. We got stopped immediately by what we now know was a fake police officer. He threatened us and demanded we pay, took all our money which was $500 usd. It was horrible and we just returned the car and gave up on the trip so we’re out about $6590 with nothing to show for it. Never had a worse experience travelling across the world for ten years. EDIT: I know now I’m an idiot and everyone thinks I deserved this for renting a car and agreeing to pay the guy. I’m an American, I’m sure that will make you guys hate me more but I thought maybe the corruption was a trope and didn’t want to buy into the negative narrative about Mexico. Won’t do it again and just made the post to prevent others from making the same mistake.

Hi I am fresh out of grad school as of last week. I have three job offers, and was wondering what you guys thought. I know to each their own and everyone has different priorities etc but just want feedback ! ( I am in the substance use field so they all pertain to that, I like working with adults but open to kids) Details are below

Job 1: $68k Salary, 15 days PTO, insurance and 401k . One hour commute each way. M-F This is a private insurance residential rehab, very fancy, maybe a little too professional, I am a bit rough around the edges, like to joke around etc. Campus is absolutely gorgeous and the clientele is not low income of course, so case mgmt is not a necessity ( I did a lot of this during grad school might be a relief)

Job 2: $65k Salary, 15 days PTO, insurance and 401k 30 minute commute. Similar to first job in terms of private pay residential, but adolescents 14-17. It's a 45 day program. Very nice, pool, petting zoo, the works. Only issue is its Tues-Sat, not used to this schedule.

Job 3: $68k Salary, 15 days PTO, insurance. 25 minute commute, this is the outlier. this is a 15 bed mens sober house, court mandated. No frills, a little dirty inside, and bad part of town. This ones kind of at the bottom of my list but I do like the commute, hours and pay. Just wondering what it would be like to work not in a state funded program for once.

Sorry for the lengthy post, let me know your thoughts!