Death Defying Commute: Harrowing Commute to Work

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In summary, a "Death Defying Commute" is a high-risk journey to work that can involve dangerous weather conditions, treacherous roads, or life-threatening situations. It is considered "harrowing" when it is extremely stressful or frightening. Examples could include driving through a blizzard, biking through a busy city during rush hour, or taking public transportation in a high crime area. To prepare for such a commute, it is important to plan ahead and be aware of potential risks, as well as ensure your mode of transportation is in good condition. Ultimately, the decision to risk a "Death Defying Commute" for work is a personal one and should take into account the potential impact on one's health and well-being.
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You think your commute to work can be harrowing, how about this commute: Death Defying Commute.

That dog seems so trusting. You just know that someday...

Imagine moving to the other side of the bridge with your bed, your TV, your television, your stereo, the dog house...

I've actually used a bridge like this, before, except ours was essentially level and you had to pull yourself across.
 
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Looks like fun.
 
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Yikes! And I thought commuting in and out of Iraq every other day was dangerous...
 

1. What is a "Death Defying Commute"?

A "Death Defying Commute" is a term used to describe a journey to work that involves high risk or danger. This could include commuting through dangerous weather conditions, navigating treacherous roads or routes, or encountering potentially life-threatening situations.

2. What makes a commute "harrowing"?

A commute is considered "harrowing" when it is extremely stressful, difficult, or frightening. This could be due to factors such as heavy traffic, road construction, accidents, or other unexpected obstacles.

3. What are some examples of a "Death Defying Commute"?

Examples of a "Death Defying Commute" could include driving through a blizzard, navigating a winding mountain road, or biking through a busy city during rush hour. It could also involve taking public transportation in an area with a high crime rate.

4. How can someone prepare for a "Death Defying Commute"?

To prepare for a "Death Defying Commute," it is important to plan ahead and know the potential risks and challenges of your route. This could involve checking weather and traffic conditions, having a backup plan in case of road closures or accidents, and ensuring your vehicle or mode of transportation is in good working condition.

5. Is it worth risking a "Death Defying Commute" for work?

This is a personal decision and ultimately depends on the individual's circumstances and priorities. Some people may feel that the potential dangers of their commute are worth the job or career opportunities it provides, while others may decide to seek alternative employment options with a less risky commute. It is important to consider the potential impact on your physical and mental health, as well as your overall well-being, when making this decision.

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