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Sounds like commuting to me: he has work to do in London, and he could have stayed and done it there, but he was forced by rising rents to live elsewhere and co
by coldtea 3y ago
Sounds like commuting to me: he has work to do in London, and he could have stayed and done it there, but he was forced by rising rents to live elsewhere and come back 5-6 times a year to do it.
It's just not a daily commute.
- pavel_lishin 3y agoI used to work for a company headquartered in Austin, TX. About once a year, we would have a company all-hands, and I would fly in. I would not consider that "commuting"? Furthermore, Mr. Leek has a job in Buenos Aires - he's making a documentary. I'm not saying there isn't a problem here. I'm just saying that he's not commuting to work if he's traveling once every two months.