Commuting Unappreciation

I got the triple threat going.
I work, go to school and live in three different cities
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I got the triple threat going.
I work, go to school and live in three different cities
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Originally Posted by richiecotite

I live in Woodbridge VA, and slug into Washington DC every morning. Usually takes about 40 minutes. (almost 25 mile trip)

When i lived in DC, my 4 mile trip from our apt to my office would take about the same amount of time (I'd save about 5-10 mins if i took metro, but it would cost 3-4 times more than the bus)


Needless to say, i'm extremely satisfied with my commute, considering.


www.slug-lines.com


U must be going to DC during off-peak hours....can't imagine what 95 looks like going from Woodbridge to DC during rush hour...
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Originally Posted by richiecotite

I live in Woodbridge VA, and slug into Washington DC every morning. Usually takes about 40 minutes. (almost 25 mile trip)

When i lived in DC, my 4 mile trip from our apt to my office would take about the same amount of time (I'd save about 5-10 mins if i took metro, but it would cost 3-4 times more than the bus)


Needless to say, i'm extremely satisfied with my commute, considering.


www.slug-lines.com


U must be going to DC during off-peak hours....can't imagine what 95 looks like going from Woodbridge to DC during rush hour...
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maaan.. i dont even think about it anymore... my work is only 15 miles away from my house but it takes me close to 1hr to get there 
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BayArea traffic drivers are pitiful. i literally pass by 2-3 accidents per day. 
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maaan.. i dont even think about it anymore... my work is only 15 miles away from my house but it takes me close to 1hr to get there 
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BayArea traffic drivers are pitiful. i literally pass by 2-3 accidents per day. 
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Originally Posted by doin90onthefreeway

ahhhh this is turning into an east coast unappreciation thread 
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Correct sir, because only people on the east coast commute long distances to work
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Originally Posted by doin90onthefreeway

ahhhh this is turning into an east coast unappreciation thread 
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Correct sir, because only people on the east coast commute long distances to work
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Originally Posted by doin90onthefreeway

ahhhh this is turning into an east coast unappreciation thread 
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for me, its appreciated

10 miles/ 15 minutes



NEVER hit traffic
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Holy hell, rush hour in traffic is worse in Cali than it is in NY...get your yellow-school-bus riding crap outta here...you stay on that cali>ny bullcrap


Anyways...public transportation is ite for me, anyone ever get concerned when rockin' headphones while taking trains/busses for fear of not hearin' important %#@ going around you?? 
 
Originally Posted by doin90onthefreeway

ahhhh this is turning into an east coast unappreciation thread 
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for me, its appreciated

10 miles/ 15 minutes



NEVER hit traffic
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Holy hell, rush hour in traffic is worse in Cali than it is in NY...get your yellow-school-bus riding crap outta here...you stay on that cali>ny bullcrap


Anyways...public transportation is ite for me, anyone ever get concerned when rockin' headphones while taking trains/busses for fear of not hearin' important %#@ going around you?? 
 
Originally Posted by ShadyKay NT

Anyways...public transportation is ite for me, anyone ever get concerned when rockin' headphones while taking trains/busses for fear of not hearin' important %#@ going around you?? 

only get concerned when people start moving
usually its they just the "train traffic ahead, please be patient"  crap they put on
 
Originally Posted by ShadyKay NT

Anyways...public transportation is ite for me, anyone ever get concerned when rockin' headphones while taking trains/busses for fear of not hearin' important %#@ going around you?? 

only get concerned when people start moving
usually its they just the "train traffic ahead, please be patient"  crap they put on
 
Originally Posted by whyhellothere

Originally Posted by ShadyKay NT

Anyways...public transportation is ite for me, anyone ever get concerned when rockin' headphones while taking trains/busses for fear of not hearin' important %#@ going around you?? 

only get concerned when people start moving
usually its they just the "train traffic ahead, please be patient"  crap they put on


Word.  I'm just concerned when I'm chillin' and someone tries to get past me sayin "excuse me."  I can't hear em to save the life of me with me headphones on, and all of a sudden they might just flip out because they think you're ignoring them lmao. 
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Originally Posted by whyhellothere

Originally Posted by ShadyKay NT

Anyways...public transportation is ite for me, anyone ever get concerned when rockin' headphones while taking trains/busses for fear of not hearin' important %#@ going around you?? 

only get concerned when people start moving
usually its they just the "train traffic ahead, please be patient"  crap they put on


Word.  I'm just concerned when I'm chillin' and someone tries to get past me sayin "excuse me."  I can't hear em to save the life of me with me headphones on, and all of a sudden they might just flip out because they think you're ignoring them lmao. 
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I could get to school from my house within 10 minutes without traffic, but when I'm stuck in traffic it takes about 20-35 minutes, and I'm not even taking the freeway.
 
I could get to school from my house within 10 minutes without traffic, but when I'm stuck in traffic it takes about 20-35 minutes, and I'm not even taking the freeway.
 
Originally Posted by DoubleJs07

Originally Posted by richiecotite

I live in Woodbridge VA, and slug into Washington DC every morning. Usually takes about 40 minutes. (almost 25 mile trip)

When i lived in DC, my 4 mile trip from our apt to my office would take about the same amount of time (I'd save about 5-10 mins if i took metro, but it would cost 3-4 times more than the bus)


Needless to say, i'm extremely satisfied with my commute, considering.


www.slug-lines.com


U must be going to DC during off-peak hours....can't imagine what 95 looks like going from Woodbridge to DC during rush hour...
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Nah broski, I usually leave between 7:15-7:45, and I'm in the city no later than 8:30 most days. I leave my office 4:00-4:30 and Im always home by 5:15; 5:30 at the latest.

God Bless the HOV lane.

Of course occasionally both 95 veins can be blocked (last week, there was an accident on main line and HOV lanes, and it took an hour and a half to get to work), but that happens pretty infrequently, maybe 1 or 2 days a month.



  
 
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