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Old 03-31-2017, 09:26 PM
 
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Wow! Thanks! My office is right next to a "T" station. On days when I don't feel like walking from Polish Hill I might park for free at Rivers now and take the "T" for free to the office. I always assumed they had surveillance cameras in their garage that would keep track of who is parking and entering the casino to gamble and who is parking, walking THROUGH the casino, and then exiting. This is fantastic news! Certainly wouldn't mind dropping a few dollars into the slots here and there, either, to salve my guilty conscience.
seems like that would be a 40 minute commute.
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Old 04-01-2017, 05:13 AM
 
Location: Marshall-Shadeland, Pittsburgh, PA
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seems like that would be a 40 minute commute.
My walk is a 40-minute commute, too. This would be for oppressively hot summer days only so I don't show up at the office looking like I was just at a water park.
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Old 04-02-2017, 06:52 PM
 
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My walk is a 40-minute commute, too. This would be for oppressively hot summer days only so I don't show up at the office looking like I was just at a water park.
im guessing you have a reason but wouldnt it be beneficial to rid your car and take the bus if necessary? for all the walkability of the city i don't understand the need for cars.
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Old 04-02-2017, 08:25 PM
 
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im guessing you have a reason but wouldnt it be beneficial to rid your car and take the bus if necessary? for all the walkability of the city i don't understand the need for cars.
weekends...i mean, you want to get your stuff DONE! if you have plans to see a show at the Benedum, or traipse along some art galleries, sure, take a bus.

But understandably, saturdays are the day to get ahead - shopping, and so on. taking a bus to do this can be incredibly frustrating since some riders are just annoying - enough can't quite grasp the exit in the back system.

weekend use makes Zipcar very worth it, despite its negatives.
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