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> Even if you get it down to just 15 min. (which is hard unless you live right next to work) that's 30 min. a day. Prob adds up to well over 100 hrs a year just

> Even if you get it down to just 15 min. (which is hard unless you live right next to work) that's 30 min. a day. Prob adds up to well over 100 hrs a year just commuting. I need my morning commute. It's a kind of forced meditation that I can't get at home with three young children. It would stress me out if I couldn't work a flexible schedule or if I had to deal with rush-hour, so I'm thankful that these stars aligned for me.

robswc 3y ago
That's fair, honestly gives you an advantage that you enjoy it. For me, anytime I'm commuting I feel is time I could be doing almost literally _anything_ else. My secret to getting away (its not forced though, lol) is a mini sauna. I don't really sit in there sometimes but if I say I'm going to it's everyone's clue to leave me alone haha.
- acuozzo 3y ago
  > That's fair, honestly gives you an advantage that you enjoy it. I probably wouldn't if it were any longer, TBH. 30 minutes one-way is more-or-less my limit. It's also terrible for the environment. IDK, I have mixed feelings about the whole thing, but I do know that I need it to reset my brain before work. > My secret to getting away (its not forced though, lol) is a mini sauna. That's awesome! How mini are we talking? I've seen some tiny ones!
  - robswc 3y ago
    >How mini are we talking? I've seen some tiny ones! Size of a bucket haha. It just does steam. There's also an option to have a tent-like thing you sit in but I find it works better if I just pipe it into the shower and I can get a plastic chair and an ipad and just relax.