Lilah ,'Not Fade Away'
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How long is everybody's commute?
I've had a pretty wide variety. Door-to-desk, the shortest was 7 minutes for about 3 miles. The longest was 45 minutes for 31 miles. Currently my commute is 12 miles, and it takes me 25 minute inbound in the early morning, 35 minutes outbound during the beginning of the evening rush.
My commute is an awesome 35-40 minutes, with 20 minutes walking and about 15 in a van, with a few sitting in between (I don't like to cut it close).
In NYC, it was 50 minutes mostly crammed on the subway and the shoving my way down Wall Street, and it sucked.
About 15 minutes.
Mine is about 20 minutes, which is awesomesauce. This also includes carpooling with Tom and dropping him off first.
Mine is a 40-minute walk over the Brooklyn Bridge, or a ten minute subway ride.
Man, somebody tell me to eat dinner, pack my suitcase, call for a cab, and go to bed. 4am is gonna be ugly.
I won't taunt with my commute.
Ha, you're totally taunting in your head! Fess up!
Hey, shrift, do stuff!
Since work moved to Highland Park, my commute is 60 to 70 minutes, depending on which train I take. That includes 20 minutes walking to and from train stations. But the train is a big, comfy diesel commuter train, so that's nice. (I can read on the train without getting motion-sick, unlike the CTA trains.) My commute is the opposite direction of rush hour, which means fewer trains, but less crowded as well.
Not counting a few short temp jobs, I haven't had to drive to a job since high school, which makes me happy.
Shrift, get your stuff done!!!
However, when I need to be at 4:00 AM, I just don't go to bed.