Why Car Commutes Are So Bad For Your Health

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Why Car Commutes Are So Bad For Your Health

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Get an exclusive Surfshark deal! Enter promo code THOMASY for an extra 3 months free at https://surfshark.deals/THOMASY @Surfshark This video is about commutes in America, why they are getting longer, why long distance car commutes are so bad, and what we can do about it. https://www.patreon.com/RealThomasY IG: Real_Thomas_Y Notes: -When I say "in the eighties, the average commute was just twenty one minutes", the graph starts closer to 22 minutes; the sources for these were a bit different but the general argument is the same. -New Braunfels is in between Austin and San Antonio, but is closer to San Antonio. -The "It's Aways Sunny in Philadelphia" Episode is Season 5, episode 11 (NOT SE1EP1)!

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I didn’t even make it to the video, it’s right here in the post description…
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  Oh - my lemmy app doesn’t show the autogenerated description that the UI does 🙃
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    Liftoff does

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