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What with dodging dog toys and lego
People are fucking craaaaaaaaaaazy- get of your phones, idiots!
Can't believe I used to commute daily.
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I'd hate to be one of those depressed people sitting in their tin cans though.
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Used to do about 2.5 hours each way, sometimes a bit more.
Get up, shower, eat some form of "Breakfast biscuit" go to work
Get home. Can of soup, or microwave meal, bed.
Sleep half of Saturday to catch up.
Never saw my kids in the week.
Never again.
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Then somebody brings it up...
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I didn't because I wasn't really sure I'd find the car when I'd finished the course.
About an hour. No problem.
It made me appreciate a nice car though. Something quiet with comfy heated seats, climate control and a nice sound system makes a lot of sense when you're going to spend over 2 hours a day in it.
I am now 4.4 miles door to door, and it takes EASILY the same amount of time, the road system in Joke-on-Trent is abysmal. One crash anywhere in the city and the whole thing comes to a standstill.
If you worry or get angry it'll eat you.
Did many years of commuting in the one to two hour region. The art really is to not get excited about the idiots and just soldier on. If you really must concern youself with the twits you encounter, just remember, without the "fatalist armour", their stress induced coronary is fast approaching!
Trains can be the easiest because you can sleep/read, but the same coping strategy is needed.
6 years down, 4 more til I retire (not that I'm counting or anything).
Two words.
Northen Line.
It was less than a week before I wanted to punch everyone in the carriage.