Hey all. This message is going to seem very scatterbrained but that's exactly how I'm feeling right now. Recently I was contacted by a company about 150 miles away that was interested in my resume. I'm currently employed, but I don't find my position very satisfying so I am actively seeking employment, at least locally. I've done a couple of interviews, and have a couple of local ones coming up. Anyway, I was interested in the position at first, but all at once I've gotten wrapped up in some tasks at work. Getting to the interview would involve me driving at least 5 or 6 hours round trip depending on traffic. With these projects, I really don't have time to do that now. Also, before I found my first job I did do some travel for an interview, and everything that could have gone wrong did. So my history regarding long-distance travel to interviews is bad, and the timing looks like it's just not going to work out. Would I be taking any severe risks by turning down this interview? And if not, how should I go about telling them no? I feel bad that I'm even thinking about this, but with the obstacles involved, I feel like even if I did make it down there I'd just be wasting the interviewer's time. I'd appreciate any advice!