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Have you ever been - or are you now - a "road warrior" (traveling 50% or more of the time for your job or your own business)? If so, do/did you like it? Any survival tips? :)

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by Gene H on May 27, 2009 at 1:35 pm Permalink

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I was a taxi driver once and another time a route salesman for a car-parts store. Nah. Never really cared for it.
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