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I used to have a similar commute into NYC. I lived about a 10 minute walk from the train station and my office was another 10 minute walk from Grand Central Sta
by RandallBrown 4y ago
I used to have a similar commute into NYC. I lived about a 10 minute walk from the train station and my office was another 10 minute walk from Grand Central Station. Round trip was about 4 hours. I did the commute about 3 days per week but saw tons of people on the train that did it every day. I saw a guy talking to the conductor saying it was his last time commuting after THIRTY YEARS. I imagine most of those people were driving to the train station and then taking another subway once they made it into the city, adding a considerable amount of time to the already brutal commute.
I only lasted a year before I went fully remote.
- Spooky23 4y agoI take the 510 AM train from Albany to NYC about once a month. There’s a dozen folks who are on that train enough that I recognize them or chat with them. There’s a few who board at Hudson too. It’s a mix of lawyers, construction guys and others like FDNY guys.