I live at work. Literally, my main office is connected to my house. My Shop is here, my greenhouse is here.
what's your work daily commute?
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You should have lived in OV. There is never any traffic. Im 20 minutes to the office at VB city center, or downtown NORFOLK or NOB and walking distance to the beach.
I live on base because the wife is still in seattle.
10 miles, 15 minutes without traffic, 1.5 hours in rush hour each way. Luckily, I'm able to work my own hours. In at 6:30, out at 3:30.
Theyre paying for the gas though?
Of course
81.3 miles each way, twice a week, to and from Northern Virginia. Ranges from 1.5 hours no traffic, to 3 hours if chaos has ensued.
In a 2007 Corolla LE beater, hoping something good is on the radio. $20~ of fuel gets me two trips to and from.
In a 2007 Corolla LE beater, hoping something good is on the radio. $20~ of fuel gets me two trips to and from.
It's about 12 miles over two major bridges/rivers. Through three major parts of town.
Takes 25 minutes in the morning.
Takes 30 minutes in the afternoon if it's a good day. Hour+ if its a bad day.
Takes 25 minutes in the morning.
Takes 30 minutes in the afternoon if it's a good day. Hour+ if its a bad day.
9 miles. Takes me about 15 minutes. Just short enough to be convenient, just long enough to get my car warmed up and pin the throttle a couple times if I want to
Ten miles, seven minutes, mainly bridges over the bay.
Interesting stories, guys.
Once I got my first job out of college, all but two of my normal commutes were within about 5 miles / 20 minutes one way. Commuting to school in Boston MA during the latter part of the 1960's inadvertently taught me how I wasn't going to spend my commuting time. Made it stick.
These days, my "commute" is maybe a matter of inches. Literally.
(I'm retired, and the kitchen table is a better place to set the laptop up on than anywhere else in the house - so I'm "at work" at the moment).
Norm
Once I got my first job out of college, all but two of my normal commutes were within about 5 miles / 20 minutes one way. Commuting to school in Boston MA during the latter part of the 1960's inadvertently taught me how I wasn't going to spend my commuting time. Made it stick.
These days, my "commute" is maybe a matter of inches. Literally.
(I'm retired, and the kitchen table is a better place to set the laptop up on than anywhere else in the house - so I'm "at work" at the moment).
Norm
Going to be 84 miles round trip.
Moved out a bit further from work, but hoping the house and the lot make the increase drive time worth it.
500 more SF under air and my backyard is a lot bigger with less HOA restrictions.
Moved out a bit further from work, but hoping the house and the lot make the increase drive time worth it.
500 more SF under air and my backyard is a lot bigger with less HOA restrictions.
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