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> It's also feeling like you're a part of something that matters. I feel the same way w/r/t something that matters. The trade-off there is when you look at whe
by TuringNYC 4y ago
> It's also feeling like you're a part of something that matters.
I feel the same way w/r/t something that matters. The trade-off there is when you look at when you
- Find parking at a commuter station
- Wait for a 6:50AM commuter train (which especially on the return trip can be mysteriously cancelled)
- Arrive at the city and then transfer to a subway, which some-times doesnt even run well
- Realize you've paid ~$48 for the day's commute
- zeroonetwothree 4y agoThis article is about Silicon Valley which doesn’t have this experience.
- HDThoreaun 4y agoRight, seniors who live in the suburbs like remote. Juniors who tend to live near the office have less to gain in a remote environment and a lot more to lose.
- klooney 4y agoTen years ago I was a junior and never quite managed to have a good commute- it was always too expensive, or my startup collapsed and then I had to go somewhere else, etc.