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I am overwhelmed by the great ideas that you have provided. I believe that I can strike some balance.
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It might look stupid, but like they do in Japan...wear a face mask...like a surgeon. Make sure you wash your hands ASAP as you get off the train.
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Well, you could try thinking "inside the box" regarding your living arrangements...
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you might try looking for better routes. I mean taking unbeaten streets. it may be slower than interstate, but it'll keep the backup away. of course, I don't know anything about DC, but you could try to look for ways with less congestion. maybe even get a gps that gives directions.
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I also use a cough drop called "Fisherman's Friend". It's like an Altoid on Steroids. While I can't prove it, I think it "protects" my throat when I am in a group of people : Fisherman's Friend https://www.fishermansfriend.com/ https://www.fishermansfriendusa.com/i...g-original.gif You don't want to overdose on it. I overdid it at one point. I was talking it all day long and I think I hurt my throat for awhile. But, one per train trip is fine. Is your "train-time" longer than 1 hour one way? This won't work for flu bugs, but I think it is relevant to "protecting yrou health" during your commute. In Asian countries you see people with face masks to protect themselves from air pollution. I tried this to protect myself on my freeway drive, but it is too hot to wear for a long drive. Instead, I compromised and got these nose filter plug things : BreathePure Nasal Air Filter https://www.breathepurenap.com/ https://www.breathepurenap.com/images/productshot.jpg CarloSW2 |
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Oh, anyone with Ragweed allergies, avoid anything with Echinacea in it like the plague, such as that airborne original formula... damn near killed myself trying to ward off cold season...
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I am sure this is also being done by others but changing the time that you go to work may change the traffic even if you drove 1 hour earlier you may save time driving and then could at least save that wasted time in the car doing something else in the city. Motorcycle is too dangerious in that much traffic - you could do better on a power assisted bike at 10 miles an hour even a bicycle would get you there faster. For the train you need a motorized air filter maybe with UV light to kill the bugs in the air you are breathing.
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