Recently I have been taking the public transit a lot in areas that stretch across multiple zoning fares. Therefore, the trip can be more expensive. Sometimes what I do actually to save money with time permitting is I actually get off at stations just before the zone change and then walk to my destination which
Today a person showed me a project that actually required travel to a different country where ordinarily it wouldn’t be too big of a deal. In many ways it’s like a paid vacation as well since you get to visit a different country and experience local sights when you are free. Looking at the breakdown
Getting to one place to another such as for work is usually an accepted expense of your time where it’s unavoidable as part of your duties. But I often mentioned that if you are traveling for a long time each day maybe it’s wise to reconsider the type of work you are doing and where.
The other day I had to go to an area to help with a project and the person wanted to mark it as easy as possible for me to get there. I was actually okay with taking things like the transit to save money where it seemed like the drop off location would lead me
I was thinking today as I knew it should be the last day of a sale for a large watermelon which wasn’t too bad of a price as it was only about $5. However, upon arriving in the evening it was all sold out. Instead they had these small ones for $2.50. Not as great
Today I took the public transit and ever since the billing system went mainly digital it can be cheaper to travel everywhere by bus as opposed to using the rapid transit system. I think this is just due to the card system implementation being kind of bad where maybe too many people weren’t swiping their