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Take your hourly wage and calculate how much you could have earned instead of sitting in transport. From that find the most cost/earning-efficient place of stay
by chvid 2y ago
Take your hourly wage and calculate how much you could have earned instead of sitting in transport. From that find the most cost/earning-efficient place of staying. My guess is you will end up somewhere in London.
- mcherm 2y agoIf you are paid hourly and can adjust your number of hours this is a sensible way to compare. But many of us are paid a fixed salary. Also, many of us could potentially get work done while commuting.
- tonyedgecombe 2y ago>Also, many of us could potentially get work done while commuting. That's not much of a life though is it.
- michaelt 2y agoHave you ever flown with ryanair? The only people reliably getting work done on a ryanair flight are the pilots and cabin crew.
- whazor 2y agoJust wanted to say that the big plus of Ryanair is that the chairs are non adjustable. Which gives significantly more space than some other airlines.
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