[josefdlange]

Ultimately you're going to have to decide your risk tolerance and how much you value the intangible elements of it as an experience.

Practically and fiscally speaking, it's a bad choice. I made the same choice at about the same point in my career. Nothing came of it in terms of exit, and I learned a lot about my own deficiencies in the process.

The benefit of being young is you generally have fewer obligations tying you down, so this kind of risk is palatable. You just have to decide how much risk is worth it for the experience; put a value on that intangible element experience.

Is the experience and sliver of opportunity worth $90k + work-life-balance?