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Input: tl;dr at bottom. I work at a small company, less than 10 employees, I've been there for almost 2 years. I've been doing this type of work (mostly landscaping, plumbing, and general maintenance stuff) for 17 years at this point. I've known the owner and his wife since I was about 5 and was good friends with their kids for most of my childhood, spent a lot of time at their house when my parents were going through a divorce but had a major falling out with their family (they were being shady with other peoples and no one wanted anything to do with them for years, i was just a kid so i don't know all the details). Anywho I started working for them and everything was great, they even gave me a no interest loan so i could get a car. It's worth noting that i have been diagnosed with a major depressive disorder and an anxiety disorder that i still battle, but was really bad when i first started there. My point is they put up with a lot when i first started and helped me get my life together when i really needed the help. Fast forward, my boss and i have serious ethical differences, he will bait live traps with rat poison knowing much lager animals will eat it, kill animals caught in live traps inhumanly, leaving poison out where anyone/thing can get it, asked me to do these and other illegal things, he's a slumlord, the list is long i could go on for a while still. On top of these issues he tries to bully me into working when I'm not scheduled (interfering with the limited amount of time I get to see my kids) and has wildly inaccurate ideas about how long manual labor should take. So we had a blowout fight a short time ago about how long a job should take and when I came into work today I was informed that next shift a new hire would be starting that would be my superior. I just said OK and left since i had already clocked out. But now the fact that my boss has no respect for my experience, something I've known for at least 6 months, and is a total p.o.s. is really welling up inside me.

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if you need anymore info ask I'm not great at storytelling

\-I've been looking for a job because of the above issues but only for really good alternates and I interview terribly

\-I pride myself on my work ethic and have been praised for it from everyone I've ever worked for

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tl;dr

boss but mostly his wife helped me through hard times, longstanding ethical issues with my boss, now they're hiring someone as my superior from outside the company, I've been there 2 years and have 17 years experience. AITA for wanting to leave this job?

wanting to leave my job because of an out of company hire