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Yep, my father in law used to work at the Bank of England and commute 2 hours each way on the train tp be at his desk for 7:30 am and home for 8:30 pm - horribl
by simonbarker87 10y ago
Yep, my father in law used to work at the Bank of England and commute 2 hours each way on the train tp be at his desk for 7:30 am and home for 8:30 pm - horrible but doable
- mastermachetier 10y agoMy commute is between 1 to 2 hours depending on the day and time and I am only traveling 40 miles. I'd rather take a train for two hours seems certainly doable.
- billybofh 10y agoMy commute is ~1hr and I'm only going around three miles. I could go on at length about the joys of the bus system... ;-)
- Symbiote 10y ago3 miles? You could easily walk that in an hour, I'd probably walk it in 45 minutes.
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- m_t 10y agoYou have to get 45 minutes earlier at the station for passport and luggage control. And you also have to factor the time to go from home to St Pancras, and then from Gare du Nord to your office. Practically, it's a way longer commute.
- charlesdm 10y agoIt's the timezone difference that makes it tiring.