Would/Have You Ever Driven Two Hour Commutes....as in 4 Hours Roundtrip?

[Turbulent]

never have, never will.

time > money. when you get a job you,re basically selling your time to the corp. the point of this should be to stack enough money to eventually be able to reinvest that money and be able to buy more time (again, in theory). a lot of us lose our focus and just end up being hypnotized by the routine...

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

nikkas would drive two hours to work every day to call a white man boss, but wont invest money to work for theirselves lmao, clown ass nikkas

Speak more on these vague business ideas to "get money" and "invest in youself"






tranny lover tuned business guru ala wake up now!

 

[KinksandCoils]

If your commute is longer than an hour both ways than you should move closer if possible. If your commute is 2hrs+ both ways you are foolish unless you only got to do this maybe once or twice a week. Anything more than that is being a slave to the money.


Public transportation doesn't count I'm talking about taking a car.

 

[Hahahaha]

90 minutes one way driving by yourself? Is it worth it in gas? Quality of life?

I make 40-50K more than what I'd make at jobs where I live. Is worth it? That depends....

I changed my life by working out before or after work so that I miss traffic. I don't get to do much during the week which sucks. Once I can afford the cost of living near my work I would absolutely move closer. For example, I paid 200K for my current house but the average home in cities where I work are 400K

 

[Splash]

When I was in uni I took a 2 hour train to work 4 days of the week