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What the hell? I really fail to understand how people can accept commuting 70, 80, 100 miles to their jobs. If you want to live in the middle of nowhere then find a job you can do in the middle of nowhere. Or commute to Hagerstown or Frederick. But there's no way emergency personnel should be living hours away from where they work. I grew up in the middle of nowhere (town of 1500) and there were very few people who commuted over 50 miles to a job.

by MLD Petunia,

There is no right to privacy in public spaces. Likewise to vehicle plate monitoring, to ride a commuter train federal regulations require riders either provide identification or pay with a traceable credit card. But, that is not the same thing as the government being required to identify all users of transportation when identification is impractical. It is not cost effective or practical to identify pedestrians, mass transit users or even cyclists, so the government does not attempt to do so. It is cost effective and practical to identify motor vehicle licencing, commuter train and Amtrak riders, so they do.

by smh I met a Firefighter on a Southwest flight from Memphis to San Jose CA. He worked and had seniority in the SJ fire union and he said it was cheap enough for him to live in Memphis and commute to SJ to work his shift. He simply pushed all his hours together and bunked at the firehouse -basically lived rent free on an inflated salary while his wife and kids enjoyed a mansion. I think he worked like 1 solid week or 10 days a month.

This is obviously horsepoop. No one can "work" a 6 day continuous shift when their working effectively. I don't doubt that some of these guys have built up a stamina to survive the schedule, but they're not going to be fresh and alert in a true emergency and someone's going to die.

International Travel Tips – Before Traveling

Look into the site’s history, culture, natural environment, customs, legends, advisory notices and more. UNESCO’s World Heritage Center or Wiki Travel is a great starting point.

Buy your vacation package from a business you have confidence in. Ask family and friends to recommend a company with a good track record. Think twice if you can’t get a person on the phone to answer your questions or if the ad doesn’t give the company’s street address.Contact the state Attorney General's consumer protection agency and Better Business Bureau where you live and where the company is based to see if there is a history of complaints on file.

Learn a few words in the local language. Make an effort to speak the local language allows you to interact with people who know the best. People will appreciate your efforts and your interest in learning.

Simple words like "Hello", "Please" and "thank you" can go a long way.

While Voyager Moving into the local culture. The saying, “While in Rome do as the Romans” still applies today. Your trip provides a unique opportunity to explore a new culture and to see the world through a different perspective. Remember that eating local foods, shopping in local markets, and attending local festivals are all part of experiencing the culture. Hire local guides. Enrich your experience by choosing local guides who are knowledgeable about the destination. Ask local tour operators and hotels for good recommendations.

Get the details of your vacation in writing. Get a copy of the company’s cancellation and refund policies, and ask “What if…?” Consider whether some form of travel cancellation insurance may be appropriate.

Use a credit card to make your purchase. If you don’t get what you paid for, you may be able to dispute the charges with your credit card company. However, don’t give your account number to any business until you’ve verified that it is reputable.

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