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I think there is another effect at play during a return trip, at least for me. I used to regularly tackle a 900 mile (1,800 mile roundtrip) haul between home an
by cc438 11y ago
I think there is another effect at play during a return trip, at least for me. I used to regularly tackle a 900 mile (1,800 mile roundtrip) haul between home and college and it felt longer with each trip.
The trip felt longer as my familiarity with the route increased. I reached a point where I knew exactly how far I still had to travel at any point and the close I got to my destination, the more frustrating it became. I'd feel like I was on the home stretch as I knew my surroundings intimately but I'd still have 1-2 hours left to go.
- vinbreau 11y agoYeah, driving into Austin at night after being on the road for hours was like this. We would see the lights of the city spread out across the horizon. It would feel so close, yet we still had an hour drive ahead of us.