Is an hour too long of a commute?

[NortheastPhilly]

On average im commuting like 45 minutes there, an hour back every day. I dont really mind driving that much, I just put on a podcast or something and chill.

Im working out in the suburbs of Philly but until I can save up and buy a house in PA I’ll have to suck it up and commute from my parents house in NJ. I can realistically move out in about a year so this wouldnt be going on for very long.

WWAWT commute?

 

[Torque’sHeadBump]

On average im commuting like 45 minutes there, an hour back every day. I dont really mind driving that much, I just put on a podcast or something and chill.

Im working out in the suburbs of Philly but until I can save up and buy a house in PA I’ll have to suck it up and commute from my parents house in NJ. I can realistically move out in about a year so this wouldnt be going on for very long.

WWAWT commute?

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You should listen to the Lady Di mega compilations and get a nice fawkin coffee for the drive, brothaman.

 

[HeyItsVos]

I had a commute like that for a few years and it wasn’t too bad. Like you said, put on something you enjoy listening to and the time melts away.

 

[NortheastPhilly]

I had a commute like that for a few years and it wasn’t too bad. Like you said, put on something you enjoy listening to and the time melts away.

Before there was instant on demand entertainment, I dont know how people fawkin did it

 

[MySecondFatterAccount]

It depends on if you are driving a gas guzzler or a car that gets good gas mileage.

 

[LingerLonger]

Before there was instant on demand entertainment, I dont know how people fawkin did it

In the early 2000s there were car .mp3 players that you could load up with tons of files. Or you could plug an .mp3 player into a radio transmitter that would broadcast the audio to your car's radio receiver on whatever FM channel your programmed it to. You could also get a CD player that was in the trunk that held your CDs like a jukebox.

 

[EraGodless]

It depends on if you are driving a gas guzzler or a car that gets good gas mileage.

He's former military (or maybe in reserves now), he probably has a Charger or a Challenger.

 

[NortheastPhilly]

It depends on if you are driving a gas guzzler or a car that gets good gas mileage.

I get 43 mpg (realistically like 38)

So I have that going for me

 

[NortheastPhilly]

He's former military (or maybe in reserves now), he probably has a Charger or a Challenger.

Worse, a Mirage

 

[HH Brother]

My commute is from my bed, to one of my bathrooms, to my personal officer, poorster.

I don't know how I do it everyday.

 

[Udders]

I don't find an hour too bad, of course it depends how far you're going. Fifty miles? Fine. 10? Oh hell no.

 

[1073waaf]

You could probably shave some time off your commute by driving in the Joseph lane.

 

[Lamont & Tonelli]

an hour back

 

[Harry Powell]

If the money is good it’s worth it. I do 40 minutes each way.

 

[guest]

I've got a long commute for you right here

 

[Steve Ramone]

I used to rage in traffic but I managed to get zen about it and it's ok. Not worth it if you can't just sit in a lane and chill.

 

[Fishing Bird]

Just get a job closer to your parent’s place. You don’t wanna miss out on that bath time with mom.

 

[EraGodless]

Worse, a Mirage

 

[FranksWirecutters]

I used to rage in traffic but I managed to get zen about it and it's ok. Not worth it if you can't just sit in a lane and chill.

I still call everyone a nigger that does something dumb though. Loudly. When I drove a jeep with no doors it got iffy sometimes.

 

[bantadant]

On average im commuting like 45 minutes there, an hour back every day. I dont really mind driving that much, I just put on a podcast or something and chill.

Im working out in the suburbs of Philly but until I can save up and buy a house in PA I’ll have to suck it up and commute from my parents house in NJ. I can realistically move out in about a year so this wouldnt be going on for very long.

WWAWT commute?

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It's worth it if you can save money instead of renting. You get used to the commute time pretty quick