Commuting is very expensive, and obvious it's going to be a shock after we've been working from home for the last couple of years but there's one thing that rea

Commuting is very expensive, and obvious it's going to be a shock after we've been working from home for the last couple of years but there's one thing that really pushes things over the top for me. I live in a suburb outside of London and take the train to work. My commute costs me £28.60 for the train and £4.80 for the tube if I buy a ticket daily. Or I can buy a flexible season ticket - 8 days over a month £200. Or £25 for the train and £4.80 for the tube. Or I can buy an annual ticket for £4080 + 4.80 for the tube. So here's the cost: * 1 day a week in the office: £1603.20 annually -33.4 per day for one day per week * 2 day a week in the office: £2860.80 annually -26.2 per day for an extra day per week * 3 day a week in the office: £4291.20 annually -29.8 per day for an extra day per week * 4 day a week in the office: £5001.60 annually -14.8 per day for an extra day per week * 4 day a week in the office: £5232.00 annually -4.8 per day for an extra day per week The pricing is just stupid. The "season" tickets only provide any significant discount when you're traveling into work 4+ days a week. If you're travelling in 60% of the time, you're paying 80% of the price. 20% of the time? 30% of the cost. It's nonsensical.