Soldato
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0, i get paid from The second i walk out my front door and until i get back to it.
How long is your commute/Drive to work
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Just under three seconds to walk the width of a house? That's a run, not a walk
Give me 45 minutes and I'll time it for you
Soldato
30 min in the AM and 45 min in the PM depending upon traffic. I can actually walk it in less than 45, but that's London for you
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About 10min drive.
Man of Honour
Just under three seconds to walk the width of a house? That's a run, not a walk
When we've had this type of thread before over the years you always get somebody saying "A mile so a 10 minute walk" - what are you an Olympic walker
Soldato
About 300m from bed to desk these days, but when in the office about 10-12km ride depending on route. 20mins.
Commissario
When I was a skinny git, just a few years ago I did a sponsored charity ten mile walk in exactly two hours, I was the first one back by at least twenty minutes and they were panicking because they had to get the marshals out to the check points ahead of schedule because I was going too quick for them at a mile every twelve minutes. The worst thing was that the food they had laid on for the participants wasn't ready
When we've had this type of thread before over the years you always get somebody saying "A mile so a 10 minute walk" - what are you an Olympic walker
now it's full of folk saying 'about 12 footsteps to the next room'
Like the rest post covid don't leave the house, pre covid I did used to do 85 miles Bristol to Maidenhead, only 1 or 2 days a week though and my time counted from the moment I set foot out of the door until I got back home, due to flexi time any hours over a normal working day were banked for extra hols etc, plus fuel was covered so didn't mind it 
Currently being pressure to return to Bristol office, that is 6 miles and takes 45mins, it is quicker by bike but that's a miserable experience and the chance of a late night mugging is high.
Currently being pressure to return to Bristol office, that is 6 miles and takes 45mins, it is quicker by bike but that's a miserable experience and the chance of a late night mugging is high.
Man of Honour
When I was a skinny git, just a few years ago I did a sponsored charity ten mile walk in exactly two hours, I was the first one back by at least twenty minutes and they were panicking because they had to get the marshals out to the check points ahead of schedule because I was going too quick for them at a mile every twelve minutes. The worst thing was that the food they had laid on for the participants wasn't ready
Even when I did Marathons my time was 10 minutes running
I was running round Trentham Lakes one day and a proper competition walker with a wiggly bottom and stupid walk came flying past me.
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About a 15min bike ride or 30min run.
Not interested in working somewhere with a longer commute if they require me to be in the office regularly or that sets an arbitrary amount of days I need to be there.
My future roles will depend on how progressive a business is in how much they trust their staff to manage their work location and schedule.
Not interested in working somewhere with a longer commute if they require me to be in the office regularly or that sets an arbitrary amount of days I need to be there.
My future roles will depend on how progressive a business is in how much they trust their staff to manage their work location and schedule.
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Soldato
Before I recently moved home it was 2 miles each way, a ten minute round trip. Now it’s 11 miles each way, 15 minutes in the morning to work, double that coming home.
