So I'm working my first shift.

Mainly training tonight. I'm half way done and on break. But guess who decides to come in and drop a major bomb while I'm working? Yeah, so gonna momentarily freak out here.
Apparently the area manager in Sacramento quit, so they are looking for one. He told his regional manager he was interested.
Say What??????
Yeah, I'd be excited for him to have the opportunity to be a manager. But hello cost of living increase! I honestly don't think we would be able to afford it if I worked and even then, I'm not sure. Plus we just bought our place. I know the market is hot and we could sell it. Just the thought of moving again makes me want to cry inside. And I know telling his RM that he was interested doesn't mean he has to apply. Just having a mental freak out while working.
So how's your Friday night????
PS. My great grandma is recovering. It was a mild stroke. She is still in the hospital due to spiking a fever at night. They want to keep an eye on her. But otherwise she is slowly recovering. Thanks for all the T&Ps.
Re: Side eyeing my husband
Yikes! That is a major cost of living increase! Even living in the outskirts is pricey... good ol California.
Sometimes guys just don't think...
It just completely shocked me.
He was just texting me. Apparently the ASM position was for the west coast - California, Oregon and Washington. So with the ASM leaving, they are taking this opportunity to split the areas into two positions. One will be over the 4 offices in California. The other will be over the Oregon office and the 2 offices in Washington. P said he wouldn't want the position in California. But he is still interested in the position for OR/WA. He said we would be able to live in either state.
We also talked this weekend about what we would do with our current place (on the off chance he does get a promotion). We decided since we just bought in October, we would keep it and rent it. Hire a management company. The rental market is crazy here so we could potentially make some extra money by renting. At least until we can do a few updates (windows and AC unit). We don't think we would be able to sell it for much more than we bought it for. Which would actually cost us money on closing costs, ect. I suggested trying to sell it to see if we could and if not, then rent it. Honestly the market is so crazy, we might be able to make enough to cover the closing costs from buying and selling. But not much more.