> I know your example is exaggerated but even so making decisions about where to live and work like that is on a parallel with making poor decisions about your

> I know your example is exaggerated but even so making decisions about where to live and work like that is on a parallel with making poor decisions about your finances. The example isn't exaggerated at all. Unless you happen to live on a straight bus line to work, it's going to add many hours to take a bus downtown and then out to the office. Office locations come and go, a house is for the long haul. You're not going to sell and move houses every time you chance jobs.