In his op/ed column in The New York Times David Brooks reports that "The daily activity most injurious to happiness is commuting."
No surprise there, I thought to myself while reading the column and looking outside the MARC train at a dreary Tuesday morning.
But don't get too glum my fellow MARC riders, Brooks also reports a fix to brighten up your workweek.
"The daily activities most associated with happiness are sex, socializing after work and having dinner with others. "
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Brooks has a point, but I would counter that commuting by rail, on the whole, is much less "injurious to happiness" than driving.
ReplyDeleteI would agree, wonder if there's any polling out there...
ReplyDeleteAnother awesome commute this morning .
ReplyDeleteThe 715AM out of Penn Station was 40 minute late AND added a stop at Odenton. The 740AM was running 15 minutes late and making all stops.
I paid $21 to get on Amtrak #151, which was only 10 minutes late.