[Ap0calypse]

I'm 22 and finishing up my double major in marketing and management/entrepreneurship emphasis. I can safely play a reasonable amount of hands, while handling my degree and my girlfriend.

Now that I am graduating in December, I am taking a few months off of life to play a lot of 200NL/400NL+, while looking for "real" jobs in San Diego, CA (Never been, I live in Greenville, SC). Doing this b/c I am planning on staying with my g/f but we want a new experience (aka no settling down)...any comments on San Diego or CA in general appreciated.

I am nervous about doing this for a living b/c I don't know how it will look for future employers and getting back into the workforce if this [censored] ever all goes downhill...so I will try to work and play unless I do really well in the next few months.

Not to mention, going pro will be really hard to tell the parents that more or less paid for my education and my g/f who is understanding variance more and more.

I am sure everyone can relate to some of my dilemmas and experiences.