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The overtime thing could be a thread on its own.
My Father worked lots of ot. Planed to do all the things he gave up working so much when he retired. Retired at 62, sick at 63 and dead at 64. Did not work out so well for him, my mom has been alone for 13 years now.
Unfortunately I have worked with more guys who have died within 5 years of retiring then not. Its a personal choice I guess. I am 52 and a long way from retiring , but I would not change any of the places I have been or things I have done for a few more bucks in the bank. You never know when your number is up.
BTW The job I refused to work OT when I was told I had to.... I have been there 19 years now. I just let them know it was a two way street when I first started there.
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