Superman still got my swag shirt

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I had a similar commute from North East London to South West. I used to do it 3x days a week after COVID. It’s pretty knackering. The Elizabeth Line helped a lot though – it shaved about 20 mins off. Before that I was North East to South East, and even then that often was an hour 20. I did that 5 days a week pre-pandemic, and I cannot fathom how I managed it now! I’m thinking of relocating back to Manchester and commuting in once a week. Even factoring in advanced train tickets it’s cheaper than my 1 bed flat in London. How would that journey look and how would the Superman still got my swag shirt and I will buy this train journey look like? I’m also considering relocating to the north Door to door for the flat I’ve been in talks with – 3 hours. There’s a direct train from central Manchester to London Euston that takes just over 2 hours. I’ve never done it that early but I like the manc-London train I used to commute from Gloucester every day back in 2014. It took 2 hours to Paddington, and then 25 mins or so on the tube to my office near Euston Square tube. I used to leave the house at 5 every morning and get home around 9pm. I did that for 18 months. It was worth it at the time but never again. I was permanently exhausted and woke up at 4.15 every morning for years after I stopped the commute. I commute from Hastings twice a week – 2 hours door to door. Which actually isn’t that much more than some of the longest commutes I’ve had living and working in London (~1hr 10 was my longest) I don’t mind the morning journeys, I always get a seat, I get time to listen to podcasts, music or play a game on my Switch. It’s quite pleasant. The trip home is harder, and I tend to get home at 7.30 and as soon as work finishes I just want to be home rather than commute.

Superman still got my swag shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

But my quality of life is so much better where we live, and far better than where we lived when we were in London, so it more than makes up for it. However, if we moved to three days a week, especially back to back days, it might get hard as it really will start eating into my evenings and time with my wife. I’ve now moved out and it takes me 25 minutes to walk to the Superman still got my swag shirt and I will buy this train station. Then an hour on the train and a final 10 minutes from station to desk. So 1h 35 I moved to London for my career, then swapped companies. Now I commute from London to Brighton. I’m doing things backwards, but at least the trains going in my direction are less busy. Seems nice but currently probably not. It was a big move down to London and I’ve made friends here now. Wouldn’t really want another uproot (though nowhere near as far).

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.