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> I would also quibble with his cost of living calculations. He doesn't say whether or not these short trips involve walking or driving a car. Sure he does, e.
by jdminhbg 14y ago
> I would also quibble with his cost of living calculations. He doesn't say whether or not these short trips involve walking or driving a car.
Sure he does, e.g.: "I bought a house near my stepdaughter’s school, so she can walk to and from school, and transportation for extracurriculars is less of a problem." When he says he's two minutes from his gym, I assume he means two walking minutes; even if he doesn't, two driving minutes is not a significant transportation cost
Plus no matter how much you might have to drive to go to a party or a movie, none of that is going to compare to cutting out a commute by working from home.
- pwthornton 14y agoThat depends on if you need multiple cars to get other tasks done in your life. In some areas, you can get by with zero cars. Others with one for multiple people. Louisville is not a place easy to get by with no car.