$($Taken from Chapter Question $15-2$ on page $372)$ How much disruption is in a person's life must that person endure in order to avoid application of the doctrine of mitigation of damages $($or$,$ here, the failure to mitigate damages$)?$ For example, would a person be required to move across the country if a similar job opening occurred there? In the example in the chapter question, would it make a difference if the highest salary was $$15,000?$ Assume that all "shelter$-$in$-$place" orders have expired and that travel is unimpeded and available.