• Today@lemmy.world
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    4 months ago

    It depends on what you do during that time. Listen to an audio book or learn something. Call a friend or family that you didn’t talk to often. Chat with the passenger. The best of just winding down between work and home, though trains are good for that too.

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      4 months ago

      More power to you if you feel that way.

      I found sitting in traffic after working to be soul crushing.

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        4 months ago

        I borrowed my husband’s phone one day to take a pic. There were dozens of pictures of him making funny faces. WTF? That’s my mad face. That’s my happy face. That’s my 'just learned about aliens ’ face. Again…WTF? He said, “That’s what i do while I’m sitting in traffic.” 🤷

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        4 months ago

        I went from a commute of 1hr 15min each way to 5 min each way and my life improved so much. No activity in the car would make me ever change back to my old setup.

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          4 months ago

          IMHO commute time overall, car or not, is one of the largest QoL factors after things like money, partner, socials etc