Cascadian said:

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One word: Telecommuting.

If you have a job that requires you to be on site, I understand. Otherwise, you should be telecommuting. It saves time and money, conserves gas and mileage; and perhaps best of all, it drastically reduces stress:

http://genxfinance.com/2007/08/01/your-long-commute-may-cost-you-more-than-time-and-money/

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While that might work if you are a computer programmer or website designer or any number of bullshit 'jobs' that many Americans weasel their way into, how do you propose that 'everyone telecommute'?  What about the folks that actually do things at their jobs like miners, farmers, truckers, doctors, construction workers, factory workers, etc? 

Maybe if we all just 'worked from home' doing website advertising or something the world would be a better place?

No.  People starve.

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tangoking said:

I agree that if people need to be at work, then they need to drive;
This could also lead into a discussion about the virtues of alternative energy mass transit.

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tangoking said:

seriously, WTF.

Screw oil man. Start riding bikes.

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tangoking said:

seriously, WTF.

Screw oil man. Start riding bikes.

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