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Well, honestly, in from’s point of view, the most compelling reason for the inclination when people have to travel along theance every day to go to work is that their workplace is af uh, far from their homes. For example, when people live in suburban area or in the edges of the city inward, there […]
There are several compelling reasons for this phenomenon, I guess. 1 of the rational reason is that their workplaces are too far from their area of residence. Take rollers in rural areas as an example since they’re hometown offers less employment opportunities. They have to seek for jobs in bigger cities, which requires them to […]