Spiral out, keep going wrote:
I don't see how riding a bike to work actually saves money. You have to factor time into the equation.
, that's an extra 60 mins every day for the trip alone. So that's 1.5 hrs more time invested in traveling every day. Over a year, that's 550 hours per year, or $5500 lost if you're making $10/hr.
Even in your exaggerated scenario, it's a wash on time if the person goes out after they get home and puts in an hour of cardio.
Can we just talk about Tool? Maybe we will finally see that 6th album early next year?
LM wrote:
Can we just talk about Tool? Maybe we will finally see that 6th album early next year?
They said 2012. They lied. I see no evidence that they're actually working on an album. And let's be honest ..... While 10,000 Days was an amazing album, it was Tool's worst. I saw early signs of their artistic decline in that album. Perhaps because they set the bar so high with Lateralus. Danny Carey is using a new drum kit that I really don't like (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2t1lt99CWnA). He needs to go back to his old Sonor kit.
Props to people who bike to work. I just don't think I could stand sweating in pants that I have to work in all day. I assume some folks change, but the folks I see biking from, what appears to be, to/from work are in jeans and pants.