Pros
If you need to build your resume, give it a shot. This was my first real job after college. Entry level. I stayed for a few years. It isn't for everyone, but if you stick with it and have good attendance, you will be relatively well taken care of. You will know, however, when your value to the company is too great for them to be able to pay you what you are really worth, and then you will leave with grace. You will know how credit card transactions work, and the daily struggles of running your own business, and how to troubleshoot the hell out of a network. You will be a formidable applicant anywhere in the insurance, software, or financial services fields.
Cons
Your next job will be miles better for your mental and physical health, and everything will be so easy in comparison that you will wonder how they get away with paying so little for what is seriously a grueling job.