Grumpus
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This is spot on. I'm just concerned that quitting now will put me in a worse spot. Of course I can look for work but i'm moving soon and I don't know if I want to travel for work after the baby is born. If this situation is dealt with in a week and he gets fired I can take my time and look for something after we move and settle. I basically don't have to worry about money when I move in with my sister. I would be free to look around and find something decent.I mean I don't know about others but if I'm waiting around doing nothing I feel terrible and look for other work. I'm not 19 anymore, I've since realized life has a finite duration and I still want to buy more things. I would go insane in a job like that. It sounds like you're having a real crisis because the baby has started to take its toll on your thought process where before mediocrity and ease was the best and now not only do you feel like you aren't doing anything most of the time, you feel like you're losing control of the ability to safeguard your child even if your situation is a bit more complicated than that.
Don't get me wrong I know salespeople who make tons of money and are very stable. Maybe you should look for something that obviously will remove your current management issues but also allows you to take more direct control over your work and earnings, ie generate leads and manage accounts instead of sit around and wait.
Also I will most likely come out of this with a raise. I mean I have a direct line to the CEO of the company across the country telling me to stick in there and thanks for doing what im doing. The higher ups have just been saying they can't tell me whats going on for legal reasons etc