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17 mins for me in a big metro city

>>10796311
1.5 hours for both ways not 1 way you turd

>>10796311
1.5? What the fuck?
I think this only applies if you're traveling to another town to work. For example I used to drive 45 minutes every morning to a job that was in a different town. I don't do that any more. My current job is 5 minutes away

>>10796334
makes more sense. i saw ppl talking about 2 hours what in the fuck

>>10796311
50 min - 1 hr round trip for me
I miss being able to walk to work

>>10796311
I dunno man it takes me like 10 minutes to drive to work.

>>10796377

same. god tier wage cuck commute time

Run a home business like me and it's a 30 second commute

>>10796311
no its not true...most merifats on free hand outs, or wok from home or basement neets. their commute is literaly zero.

remember most pajeets, chinks, gooks, japs will be on roads for 4 hours avg.

>>10796427

2 hours each way, that aint a fucking life at all

>>10796385
I actually do even less at work than I do at home. I only shitpost on /biz/ from work, for example.

>mfw work at home every day

Get cucked

>>10796495
I see a lot of people post this, I thought I was the only one. Are we actually in a useless-job bubble right now?

my current job is only 8 mins away from my house by car, but I only make $15 an hour. Other jobs have offered me more money but are significantly farther, ie 1-2 hour commutes potentially. what do? im too scared to lose my comfy job where I only work 1 hour and fuck around for the next 7 hours.

>>10796311
I sleep in my shop so my commute is how long it takes for me to get off my fouton

>>10796618

either use that 7 hours for a side hustle somehow, or take the other job if its offering enough more money.

could you learn how to do forex or trading? with solid risk management you might be even able to make up the gap in wages, so long as u dont go full retard and try be greedy.

>>10796618
Do you value the time or money more?

>>10796587
It would seem.
I worked pretty hard last year in the same position at the same company, but for the past few weeks I've worked probably a total of ten hours.

>>10796311
Driving is just part of American culture. It takes me 20 mins just to get to a grocery store, but I'm okay with that. Driving is where I have alone time to listen to music, podcasts, have insane outloud dialogue with myself or just think. Bumper to bumper traffic wouldn't be fun but cars/driving are a hobby of mine I enjoy.

>>10796714
imagine being a burger. oh sheeeeeet

In construction you have to drive to every job, and if you land a big job far away then you'll have to drive 2 or even 3 hours a day just to get there. I know a guy who has done that shit for 5 years now.

>>10796587
I don't really know. My jobs have sort of always been like this, I guess, and I don't really see it changing anytime soon. I don't really have the correct perspective to judge whether there's a bubble or not. I assume that rather than a bubble, there's just a shift towards more jobs in the information technology field, and there's a lot of jobs within that field (like mine) where my intervention is rarely required, but important to have swiftly when needed. So I get paid about $180 a day to sit here for 4 hours and shitpost while listening for alarms.

>>10796838

stay in hotel for a week claim it back on tax

>>10796864
Doesn't work if the hotel is within a certain proximity of your home, sorry