I'm at my max for driving, 45-60 minutes each way. But if riding a train I could tolerate more...

Oct 17, 2019
3:08:55pm

Tokolosh All-American

I liked being able to work or read on my train rides in Chicago. If I was working my office time essentially started when I sat down and opened my laptop.

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Tokolosh

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POLL: Whats the longest commute you would be willing to make for your current job?

MikeDitka'sStache

10/17/19 3:04pm

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rivercitycoug

10/17/19 3:06pm

I recently went from 40 each way to no commute at all. It's been life-changing

Beggar

10/17/19 3:07pm

That saves you almost 7 hours a week, adds a day to your month.

MikeDitka'sStache

10/17/19 3:08pm

I recently went from 1:45 (for 2 months) to 1 minute commute,

doubled1981

10/17/19 3:26pm

I'm at my max for driving, 45-60 minutes each way. But if riding a train I could tolerate more...

Tokolosh

10/17/19 3:08pm

Same here. I've had a 45 min or so commute since living in Utah.

ReggaeCoug

10/17/19 3:31pm

I had a 60-90 minute commute each way for 15 years. Now it’s 15 min. I’ll never go back to wasting my life away on a

Texas Hammer

10/17/19 3:15pm

I had a 50-60 minute commute for 12 years. Now it's 12-13 minutes each way.

dilbert

10/17/19 3:16pm

My commute is only about 12 minutes. It's the primary thing that keeps me from

Jesse Pinkman

10/17/19 3:17pm

I recently told my wife that the best time of our

CougaRR4L

10/17/19 3:21pm

I don’t mind a commute 45-60 minutes because it gives me time to decompress.

brazilcoug

10/17/19 3:21pm

I’ve had every type of commute and I think 20-30 minutes is the sweet spot

Medute

10/17/19 3:54pm

Depends entirely on what kind of commute

warp

10/17/19 4:23pm

My commute is 8-15 minutes depending on traffic. I get super annoyed when it’s 15. I couldn’t do a long commute.

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