I did a little reading and was curious if someone with knowledge could fill in the gaps for me. I recently had my slave cylinder replaced because it somehow broke while I was on vaca and with no tools. So I had AAMCO fix it. Now it seems like the clutch doesn't disengage until the clutch pedal is almost to the floor. I don't have any slippage in the gears so I don't think the clutch is going bad. But I was wondering if I bleed the clutch line if it would disengage closer to the stationary position? I can litteraly push the clutch a half inch and nothing happens. So I think those yahoo's at the shop were stoned enough to freaking mess something up... Thanks for the help.

Yes, bleed the clutch. Most of your pedal stroke may be spent compressing air in the lines.