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56 year old Detroit man walks about 21 miles per day to get to work...
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if we share this story enough he will be able to take a helicopter to work every day
Forget that, he'll be able to buy a house in front of his job
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lets be real, its detroitForget that, he'll be able to buy a house in front of his jobif we share this story enough he will be able to take a helicopter to work every day
he could buy a factory next to his current house and move the company there for around 40k
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Don't busses have bike racks in front? If he skips the bus and rides the extra minutes he saves more money and time not waiting. He could actually work the morning shift if he bikes. I mean everybody in Portland bikes, I know people who ride their bikes 10 miles each way to work. That's a hour exercise that could of been an hour sitting in traffic.
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if we share this story enough he will be able to take a helicopter to work every day
Forget that, he'll be able to buy a house in front of his job
**** you let the joint run long enough he wont even need a job lol. he'll mess around and get a show on OWN
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So if I post another detriot transit bus with no bike rails ..you know what nvm
Like someone else said, bike all the way save a lot of time waiting on the bus and use that to "sleep"
I guess according to you, his only option to make it work is either the way he's currentky doing it or by collecting 130k
There is no other way....right.
Story is legit, the man needs a national holiday, I wonder why out of all the Americans in the US this man seems to be the only one doing this...
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Absolutely. I thought this went without even saying.Get the caddy, then the Mazda when gas is too much
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...... you got a problem with people helping others? or you just want to be limit on how much help they should get?So if I post another detriot transit bus with no bike rails ..
Like someone else said, bike all the way save a lot of time waiting on the bus and use that to "sleep"
I guess according to you, his only option to make it work is either the way he's currentky doing it or by collecting 130k
There is no other way....right.
Story is legit, the man needs a national holiday, I wonder why out of all the Americans in the US this man seems to be the only one doing this...
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I'm do not believe this story. There's no way someone is impractical to the point where he sleeps only two hours a day in order to commute to work. Theres many workarounds... find a way to relocate, find a nearby job, cop a beater whip, or sleep in a homeless shelter.
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http://www.cbsnews.com/news/virginia-man-commutes-220-miles-a-day/
Yeah .. I guess ppl out here really not commuting to maintain a income. So impractical just find a job where you live
Yeah .. I guess ppl out here really not commuting to maintain a income. So impractical just find a job where you live
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Nah no problem at all....just funding a lost cause and most likely a scam that rubs me wrong.
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http://www.cbsnews.com/news/virginia-man-commutes-220-miles-a-day/
Yeah .. I guess ppl out here really not commuting to maintain a income. So impractical just find a job where you live
Well this doesnt really count as he makes much more than the walker. Also He sleeps almost 5 hours of his commute on the train and carpool. He probably has a stay at home wife to take care of personal issues. He could probably sleep in his office or find a hotel for those late night jobs, take a Friday off, or paid leave. The other guy definitely can't sleep at the factory and can't afford a motel.
I know of guys who had to drive 2-3 hrs each way because their wife/kids didn't want to move. Now that's brutal.
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The point is ppl travel far as hell to sustain a income it's not far fetched.http://www.cbsnews.com/news/virginia-man-commutes-220-miles-a-day/
Yeah .. I guess ppl out here really not commuting to maintain a income. So impractical just find a job where you live
Well this doesnt really count as he makes much more than the walker. Also He sleeps almost 5 hours of his commute on the train and carpool. He probably has a stay at home wife to take care of personal issues. He could probably sleep in his office or find a hotel for those late night jobs, take a Friday off, or paid leave. The other guy definitely can't sleep at the factory and can't afford a motel.
I know of guys who had to drive 2-3 hrs each way because their wife/kids didn't want to move. Now that's brutal.
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http://www.cbsnews.com/news/virginia-man-commutes-220-miles-a-day/
Yeah .. I guess ppl out here really not commuting to maintain a income. So impractical just find a job where you live
That man working his dream job, making 3x what he would make closer, still 7 hr round trip commute is stupid, but he doesn't care and does it on his own, this fool in Detroit working for minimum wage and I doubt that's his dream job, WALKING.....I mean there has to be a ton of other workers in Deteoit in the same situation or nah?...why is he the only fool doing this?...
Legit story, is legit
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You always continue to miss the point, bringing up the most irrelevant comparison...I'm starting to think you just troll threads for fun.
I work with nurses that live in 4 hours north of where we work....they usually schedule their 3 nights straight and stay at a relatives to sleep and then have 4 days off which they travel back home....the distance of the commute isn't the issue, is how they manage it....but you just don't get it fam..
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I'm trolling because I'm sticking to the topic and don't see a problem with people helping someone meanwhile you're running on assumptions with no proof of what you think is the "truth"
Cool story bro
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What assumptions?....
This mans method of commute is STUPID and is NOT the only way. #fact
Show me otherwise.
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You're the one saying he's a fraud and this whole thing is a scam so please provide proof unless you're assuming and have no facts
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ksteezy, don't you live in NYC? Isn't it like, 5 AM there? What the hell are you doing up?
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You're the one saying he's a fraud and this whole thing is a scam so please provide proof unless you're assuming and have no facts
I'm trying to give YOU the benefit of the doubt and play along like this ******** story is real...see where you are drawing your silly conclusions from.
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You said this is a scam and it rubs you the wrong way. Please provide proof or stop talking out your ***.
You're the one saying he's a fraud and this whole thing is a scam so please provide proof unless you're assuming and have no facts
I'm trying to give YOU the benefit of the doubt and play along like this ******** story is real...see where you are drawing your silly conclusions from.
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You provide proof that is real Bruh...see how it works both ways?...
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NT: where we find a way to make everything positive, negative.
Some of you dudes are too much man.
Some of you dudes are too much man.