“Roughly one out of every six American workers commutes more than forty-five minutes, each way. People travel between counties the way they used to travel between neighborhoods. The number of commuters who travel ninety minutes or more each way—known to the Census Bureau as ‘extreme commuters’—has reached 3.5 million, almost double the number in 1990,” according to There and Back Again: The soul of the commuter, from the New Yorker. Did I mention that Abraham Harrison LLC doesn’t have an office? Everybody telecommutes. Everybody’s remote. Nobody commutes— for us. Does that make us family-, sanity-, resource- and eco-friendly? Yes.
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