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16-12-2013, 12:09 PM
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The 'Stihl' Man
 
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: TAS
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LOL people bagging PT.
Im the same shifty, I earn a good wage but I will be stuffed paying a minimum of $40/day to park my car, and I certainly cant be stuffed shifting car parks all day to dodge inspectors. Plus the train is generally quicker than driving (I live about 10kms from work), im not sitting in traffic and I have one less reg and insurance to pay. Your out of your mind driving to the city, even when I get an allotted car space then I doubt I will drive in until I move out of the city then PT can be a hassle. I believe I spend about $7.00 a day...to easy.
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Re: High costs of commuting to CBD.
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