Mason, a licensed pharmacist, has always lived and worked in Boston. When he retires from a national drugstore chain, he conducts an extensive job search for any kind of employment in Florida. He finally moves to Tampa where is able to obtain a position as a night manager of a motel. In connection with the relocation, he incurs job search expenses of $6,320 and qualified moving expenses of $11,376. Assume the distance and time tests are satisfied. How much can Mason deduct?