How long does it take you to commute to work?

[Ranching]

Seattle is a beautiful city if you're into the outdoors. The people are a bit extreme. I'd like to move back to NYC. Haven't been back since I finished high school. But my wife wants us to move to Europe (where she's from). We'll see. It's a big world.

That sounds good for you, don't they eat cats in Europe? Lol

 

[Ranching]

Five seconds from the lazy boy to the fridge in my bar. Salud!

 

[Ranching]

Nah, I'm in Seattle. He's talking about the Puget Sound. I'm from NYC though. Coney Island, Brooklyn.

My sister in law lives in Seattle, my wife's has been wanting to visit. Do you know how far the giant redwoods are from there? I've always wanted to see them. I know General Sherman came down recently.

 

[MileyDancer]

2 1/2 to 3 minutes.

I really should just walk because it's less than a mile, but I'm not trying to have to wipe away pit stains after I get to work.

 

[JoeyBoy718]

That sounds good for you, don't they eat cats in Europe? Lol

Yep. I won't have to catch them myself anymore.

 

[JoeyBoy718]

My sister in law lives in Seattle, my wife's has been wanting to visit. Do you know how far the giant redwoods are from there? I've always wanted to see them. I know General Sherman came down recently.

Don't know. Says they're in Northern California. It takes 3 hours to drive from Seattle to Portland, which is in northern Oregon. Never drove further than that. Google Maps says it's about a 9 hour drive to the top of California.

 

[Ranching]

2 1/2 to 3 minutes.

I really should just walk because it's less than a mile, but I'm not trying to have to wipe away pit stains after I get to work.

I had an assistant coach once that lived across the street from our field house and he would still drive to school. Literally took him longer to drive around the back into our parking area than it would take him to walk about 200 feet. You would think he was lazy, but he would jog a couple of miles every day after I dismissed the staff. Go figure.

 

[MileyDancer]

I had an assistant coach once that lived across the street from our field house and he would still drive to school. Literally took him longer to drive around the back into our parking area than it would take him to walk about 200 feet. You would think he was lazy, but he would jog a couple of miles every day after I dismissed the staff. Go figure.

I used to work at the pool in my neighborhood. I still drove. Lol

 

[YosemiteSam]

Nah, I'm in Seattle. He's talking about the Puget Sound. I'm from NYC though. Coney Island, Brooklyn.

Cool, slap Starbucks for me. Thanks!

 

[haleyrules]

Never less than 12 hrs and sometimes a day and a half.....usually about 4 months to get back!!

 

[YosemiteSam]

1 hour.

Yeah, but you live in MiddleOfNowhere, NY right?

 

[haleyrules]

Five seconds from the lazy boy to the fridge in my bar. Salud!

Takes longer after midnight..

 

[Sarge]

Yeah, but you live in MiddleOfNowhere, NY right?

Utica, NY. Work in Syracuse, NY.

 

[haleyrules]

Utica, NY. Work in Syracuse, NY.

Years ago l lived across the river from Ogdensburg...nice in the summer time.

 

[Melonfeud]

It depends on 'who' I feel like working for,my best bro's yard is just around the curve from me ,so that's a 1 minute drive, that asphalt outfit was 15-20 minutes down the interstate ( but there's a strip club 1 block from that yard, and he pays better than bro,so I factor that into it sometimes.)
And when the 'kids' come back down from Idaho this fall( it's the easiest gig and pays the best) that yard is 25-30 minutes down the interstate.

 

[Ranching]

It depends on 'who' I feel like working for,my best bro's yard is just around the curve from me ,so that's a 1 minute drive, that asphalt outfit was 15-20 minutes down the interstate ( but there's a strip club 1 block from that yard, and he pays better than bro,so I factor that into it sometimes.)
And when the 'kids' come back down from Idaho this fall( it's the easiest gig and pays the best) that yard is 25-30 minutes down the interstate.

How far is the......I better not go there. Lol

 

[Meat-O-Rama]

0 minutes and 0 seconds. Been working remotely full time for 5+ years and I don't think I could ever go back to commuting.

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

Leave work at four on the dot. Usually get home about 4:20 give or take five minutes.

 

[Melonfeud]

Leave work at four on the dot. Usually get home about 4:20 give or take five minutes.

12 + hour

How far is the......I better not go there. Lol

I know!,, it's at that asphalt co.!!! Dude's been calling me for the last week, I answered him this morning ( I returned his calls Sunday, I'm gonna roll with him for a couple weeks worth of work he's got jammed up with, I start at 6 in the morning he wanted me there at 5:30 but remembered that he'd taken his gate and office keys away from me cuz I was banging dates on his office desk and wasn't even working for him(guess he's got cameras)

 

[Ranching]

12 + hour


I know!,, it's at that asphalt co.!!! Dude's been calling me for the last week, I answered him this morning ( I returned his calls Sunday, I'm gonna roll with him for a couple weeks worth of work he's got jammed up with, I start at 6 in the morning he wanted me there at 5:30 but remembered that he'd taken his gate and office keys away from me cuz I was banging dates on his office desk and wasn't even working for him(guess he's got cameras)

Banging what! Lol