Commuting to work

[subseastu]

I suppose we're the lucky ones Ricky, you even more so now. I remember driving hire cars down to heathrow to fly out to join ships and looking at all these folk with their jackets hanging up in the back windows of there cars. It used to stress me out just watching them, all hunched over the steering wheels, getting stressed about traffic, deadlines and god knows what else. I honestly say there is no way I could do anything like that, alright I'm away for about 200 days of the year but it beats sitting in a traffic jam 5 days a week and having to do battle with everyone in the supermarkets, b&q at the weekends!!!

[joebloggs]

I suppose we're the lucky ones Ricky, you even more so now. I remember driving hire cars down to heathrow to fly out to join ships and looking at all these folk with their jackets hanging up in the back windows of there cars. It used to stress me out just watching them, all hunched over the steering wheels, getting stressed about traffic, deadlines and god knows what else. I honestly say there is no way I could do anything like that, alright I'm away for about 200 days of the year but it beats sitting in a traffic jam 5 days a week and having to do battle with everyone in the supermarkets, b&q at the weekends!!!

if i go to work on the bus it takes an hour, if by car 15 mins, but when i've done my 8hrs i go home, everyday i go to work, i either pick the kids up or they are already home, most days my wife is there, going home to your own bed and having my family there is the most important thing to me