Just started, only worked 1 day in the last three weeks. Move on?

Well I was supposed to return to work today. Then I got the call they were broke down again. I signed up for partial unemployment (first time ever being on the goverment teet). I'm going to give these guys until Sunday and move on. It seems like it would be a decent gig but I can't financially burden myself any further for a job. I have a few other offers on the table. One of my offers is Monday through Friday hauling bulk cement using flatbed and tanker the pros are I'm home most nights, pays well, Its close to the house. Cons- Have to tarp loads when running flatbed, 2 a.m start time and im not a huge fan of getting up that early everyday, Have loads that could keep me away from the house a few nights a week ( I know I know I'm a driver it comes with the territory but d#mnit I've gotten used to being home lol.) 2nd guaranteed job option is pulling loads out of a d.c. in a daycab. Pros- Cousin works there and loves it he's told me all about it so if I went there it wouldn't be from the lies of a recruiter, Great benefits, home daily, guaranteed hourly pay, Great equipment, pretty much a company I'd get with for the long haul. Cons- 70 mile commute there 70 mile commute home. That's really the only con I've done the same distance commute for 2 years at a previous employer and it didn't bother me that much .

 

The issue I'm being told is that the factory we offload at is having mechanical failures and unfortunately that's the only customer we have.
2.) Where my cousin works I would be taking a small pay cut $20 bucks a day. But I feel like it would be more stable just due to they have customers all over Texas. My cousins been there 5 years and he says he plans to retire there. Luckily I still have my ole oilfield hooptie (Kia spectra) parked and ready to go it gets awesome mileage! Really like I say the only downside is the 2 to 2 1/2 hrs I'll be spending on my commute. I can't really move closer to that job due to my wife has a excellent job where we are at now and makes pretty good money.