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I don't even know where to start with this comment, only seeing your family on the weekends? Doesn't seem like much a life to me.

electriclove 9y ago
With his current schedule, he doesn't really see his family anyway.
kzisme 9y ago
I know of a few people that do this - they also own an apartment/house to live in during the week...
teekert 9y ago
He is at home from 21 to 5, for me, to feel good I would have to sleep that entire time. But this guys still needs a shower I assume. If he has kids, they are asleep when he gets home and are still when he leaves. He probably does only see his family on the weekends.
nilkn 9y ago
He's only going to really see them on the weekends either way with his current schedule. The commenter was suggesting that, given this, it'd be more economical to just stay in SF during the week. However, the funny thing is that apartments in SF are so expensive that the $2300/month he's paying to fly on the small commuter jet is actually not that horrible of a deal compared to renting a small place in the city. So maybe he just enjoys the commute. I've flown on a private jet like this (Cessna Citation CJ2+ in my case) and it's definitely a fun experience.
throwaway2016a 9y ago
Unfortunately that is not always a choice. We own a house that would be an hour and a half commute each day to Boston. We can't afford to sell our house and move on the whim just because we switch jobs (what happens when our next job is back closer to where our house was in the first place!?) Right now I work out of my house but my wife and I have already discussed that if either of us ever have to commute to an office in Boston itself that we would get an apartment there to spend the night as needed if the commute doesn't work out. At least until we get self driving cars or they extend the train to go to where we are.

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I don't even know where to start with this comment, only seeing your family on the weekends? Doesn't seem like much a life to me.

by vvanders 9y ago

electriclove 9y ago
With his current schedule, he doesn't really see his family anyway.
kzisme 9y ago
I know of a few people that do this - they also own an apartment/house to live in during the week...
teekert 9y ago
He is at home from 21 to 5, for me, to feel good I would have to sleep that entire time. But this guys still needs a shower I assume. If he has kids, they are asleep when he gets home and are still when he leaves. He probably does only see his family on the weekends.
nilkn 9y ago
He's only going to really see them on the weekends either way with his current schedule. The commenter was suggesting that, given this, it'd be more economical to just stay in SF during the week. However, the funny thing is that apartments in SF are so expensive that the $2300/month he's paying to fly on the small commuter jet is actually not that horrible of a deal compared to renting a small place in the city. So maybe he just enjoys the commute. I've flown on a private jet like this (Cessna Citation CJ2+ in my case) and it's definitely a fun experience.
throwaway2016a 9y ago
Unfortunately that is not always a choice. We own a house that would be an hour and a half commute each day to Boston. We can't afford to sell our house and move on the whim just because we switch jobs (what happens when our next job is back closer to where our house was in the first place!?) Right now I work out of my house but my wife and I have already discussed that if either of us ever have to commute to an office in Boston itself that we would get an apartment there to spend the night as needed if the commute doesn't work out. At least until we get self driving cars or they extend the train to go to where we are.