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Re:Super Commuters Explain Why Their Neighborhoods Are Worth It by erinaceousjones on Wednesday June 06, 2018 @12:30PM (#17248525)
"How Pumping Loads More Fossil Fuels Into The Atmosphere For Four Hours A Day In A Misguided Attempt At Finding A Solution To The Hyper-Inflated Urban Housing Market Is Made Up By The Fact I Get To Listen To My Podcasts"
Re:Super Commuters Explain Why Their Neighborhoods Are Worth It by digitalsushi on Wednesday June 06, 2018 @12:37PM (#17248597)
And then dinner is waiting on the doorstep as a 14 pound box overnighted from the opposite coast full of lettuce and beets.
Re:Super Commuters Explain Why Their Neighborhoods Are Worth It by ricksanch88 on Wednesday June 06, 2018 @04:26PM (#17250808)
I'm eager to read your alternative solution to the problem. I'm in a city whose public transportation is a joke. It'd take me longer to get in, if it didn't breakdown, than to drive my 1 hour to 1.15 hour commute.

Plus, for $360,000 I paid for my house, an acre of land, privacy, and piece of mind for my family would get me, maybe , MAYBE, a townhouse in an area of the city that is surrounded by sketchy neighborhoods.

It's not just about "getting to listen to podcasts", it's about getting more for your money in most cases.

Re:Super Commuters Explain Why Their Neighborhoods Are Worth It by teachrdan on Wednesday June 06, 2018 @05:04PM (#17251116)
I interpret the parent's comment that real solutions lie beyond individual action.