In my career I've only applied for one job where a car was required. That was making genuine hand-made "faux Indian" jewelry. I have no idea why since it would have been an indoor job. But since buying a car was a deal breaker, I didn't get that one.
In my job as a "Utility Worker B" where I was to carry objects, boxes and packages, my bike was a real boon. I could get things from facility to facility in 20 minutes. It took people driving the same distance 30-40 minutes because they had to walk to their cars and the parking lots were huge.
Now I do computer graphics for TV ads. The only impact is that I live 9 miles away, so I get my exercise commuting. My bike is safely parked in a corner of the studio with the Arkansas State Police Headquarters just yards away.
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Originally Posted by
Bjforrestal
I don't care if you are on a unicycle, as long as you're not using a motor to get places you get props from me. We're here to support each other. Share ideas, and motivate one another to actually keep doing it.
Last edited by Artkansas; 09-11-09 at 08:09 AM.