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Re: (rshsdepot) Cali Rail Riders' Dirty Little Secret



Lots of people leave for work at 4 am in in L.A., but it was my experience
living there that most of them got off at 2 or 3 pm when the "home office"
shut down in the east.

And then there are the folk who work "home office" time in Hong Kong or
Singapore. Ugh.

But this all makes for some unusual traffic patterns and has implications in
rail scheduling and usage.

Cheers,
Jim

> Yeah, LA is some funny place.
>
> He wakes up at 4 AM, when does he get home do you think? Quite a commute!
>
> Let's say he gets home around 9 PM, his fiancée picks him up they sip wine
> and eat chili relenos and flautas. And to be for he awakes in less than 7
> hours...
>
> And he uses this end trip car, one of thousands who do so, to cut off 10
> minutes.
>
> He devotes 17 hours to his earning power yet has to be one of the many
> polluting and fossil fuel consuming, to save 20 minutes...geesh....
>

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