I worked at Central Air for about as short of period as you could possibly work there, not because it wasn't an "alright" place to work, but because as soon as I got a job there, I got called by places that would allow me to actually pay my bills. I absolutely could not live on $1500/month, plus I commuted to my base so actually was paying for 2 places, sort of.
I agree, the owner was outstanding, very personable, stand up guy. There was some other Habib that worked there that straight told me to go one night, when waiting for a line to clear was undoubtedly the best thing to do, so when people say they don't pressure you, I guess I can't agree. I was experienced at night cargo when it happened, and it was sort of the straw that broke the camels back.
Having been trained by some quality places, if you are a 1200 hour CFI wonder going there, god help you if your run is difficult and the weather is bad. Their training is short, if you don't have the skills prior to coming, you could be in trouble.
Overall, looking back, it was fun (I had dead of the winter Northern route mind you), but I still can't figure out why I didn't join the military earlier.