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Stephen Cragg
Guest
> Driving from Reading to London is a major **** pain, and life is simply too short to do it every
> day. It's a choice between standing on the train and the tube reading a book for an hour, or
> sitting in the car getting stressed for at least two hours. Not a hard choice.
I've generally kept out of this discussion as I live in Scotland, but for me PT has two distinct
advantages.
1. I can drink, then get home ****** (the major one )
or
2. I can read.
I did live in London for a year (c. 1997) and hated it, hated the tube (Archway to Tower Bridge) and
just about everything else, so I got out.
PT is not nirvana and I love driving, but IF you happen to live somewhere where there are 40+ buses
per hour leaving a 1 minute walk from your door to 1 minute from your place of work (via the hot
roll shop) then it's great There's even still 4 buses per hour home when the pubs kick out
(although I'm usually too ****** to last that long).
Regards
Stephen Cragg Edinburgh, Scotland.
> day. It's a choice between standing on the train and the tube reading a book for an hour, or
> sitting in the car getting stressed for at least two hours. Not a hard choice.
I've generally kept out of this discussion as I live in Scotland, but for me PT has two distinct
advantages.
1. I can drink, then get home ****** (the major one )
or
2. I can read.
I did live in London for a year (c. 1997) and hated it, hated the tube (Archway to Tower Bridge) and
just about everything else, so I got out.
PT is not nirvana and I love driving, but IF you happen to live somewhere where there are 40+ buses
per hour leaving a 1 minute walk from your door to 1 minute from your place of work (via the hot
roll shop) then it's great There's even still 4 buses per hour home when the pubs kick out
(although I'm usually too ****** to last that long).
Regards
Stephen Cragg Edinburgh, Scotland.